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Friday 13 August 2010

Ministerial approval for D'Arcy

Fiona Hyslop MSP, Minister for Culture & External Affairs, visited Museum Services on Monday and was given a tour including the current exhibitions in the University's Tower Foyer and Lamb Galleries and the D'Arcy Thompson Zoology Museum where she heard more about the ongoing anniversary celebrations. She was also given a preview of some of the artworks that will feature in the exhibition 'Sketching the Universe', to be launched 2 September in the University Tower Building's Lamb Gallery. The Minister is pictured here with Matthew Jarron, the Museum Curator, and Honorary Zoology Curator Cathy Caudwell.

Matthew also appeared on STV's primetime 'News at Six' programme on Tuesday to discuss D'Arcy Thompson's legacy. The programme can be viewed online here until 9 September and the item begins at 17 minutes and 52 seconds.

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