Dr Samuel Goldstone-Brady

@sambrady.bsky.social

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Curator at Manchester Jewish Museum Previous PhD in the history of sport wheelchair technology @ Uni of Glasgow Check out the @ukdishisthub.bsky.social SSF nerd / ✡️ & proud. www.samuelbrady.wordpress.com

Picture of a conference or event room, with a projector screen in the centre of the picture. The screen content reads Divergent Minds in the Archive Workshop. There are tables and chairs in the foreground. On the tables are available variety of pens.
Photograph of a book, being held up for a picture. The big is titled: Cripping the Archive. Disability, History and Power. The image on the book showcases a waterfall.
A colour image of conference stage. In the focus of the image, there is a large screen on a wall with a presentation, reading ‘Show Time: Designing Great Exhibitions. 12th March 2025. Barbican.’ There is also a QR code on the screen, and the logo of the Museums Association. Around the screen is a black wall and black curtains. In below the screen are three blue chairs, and a table. There are glasses and a water jug on the table, and microphones on the chairs. To the right of the screen are two women, standing by a podium. The podium has vertical text on the front, which reads ‘Barbican.’ The women are wearing grey shirts and black trousers. In the foreground of the image, there are rows of plush dark grey seats. To the left, we can see a man who has his back to the camera. He is wearing a black baseball cap, glass, and black shirt. We cannot see his face.
Signing of a Ketubah (Jewish wedding document). The bride (Susy) and groom (sam) are sat at a table, facing a group of people. Sam makes the devil horn hand sign (pointer and pinky finger pointed out, other fingers and thumb folded in) and has a smile on his face. He is wearing a green suit, orange tie, and a white and black Tallis (Jewish ceremonial clothing). To his left is Susy, in a white bridal dress. She is reaching over the table, laughing.
An object sits on a table. It is wooden block with gears and cranks, which are attached to a head and a foot. When the handle is turned, the gear moves, causing the head to spin and the leg to move. The object is made of wood. Above the object are information boards about the gallery, artists, partners and more. These boards are titled ‘Archive Stories Collective Exhibition - Invisible Cabaret. 18th to 30 Nov.’