COPYRIGHT Ian Kirkpatrick, artist Explore a fascinating collection of artworks in the Department of Archaeology at Avenue Campus, where creativity brings the stories of the past to life.
From striking cardboard and stone sculptures to photographs, prints, paintings and tapestry, this diverse collection showcases the many ways archaeology can inspire artistic expression. Each piece offers a unique perspective on the people, objects and histories that shape our understanding of the human story.
Whether you are visiting in person or exploring virtually, you will uncover artworks that illuminate different aspects of archaeology, connecting human experience, material culture and the history of the department itself.
Carefully curated by Professor Stephanie Moser, the collection celebrates the rich relationship between art and archaeology. This art trail has been created by the Library's Connecting Collections team with Professor Moser's support as part of Southampton Arts and Humanities Festival.
We hope this journey inspires you to learn more about the University Art Collection, and the relationship between art and science.
From striking cardboard and stone sculptures to photographs, prints, paintings and tapestry, this diverse collection showcases the many ways archaeology can inspire artistic expression. Each piece offers a unique perspective on the people, objects and histories that shape our understanding of the human story.
Whether you are visiting in person or exploring virtually, you will uncover artworks that illuminate different aspects of archaeology, connecting human experience, material culture and the history of the department itself.
Carefully curated by Professor Stephanie Moser, the collection celebrates the rich relationship between art and archaeology. This art trail has been created by the Library's Connecting Collections team with Professor Moser's support as part of Southampton Arts and Humanities Festival.
We hope this journey inspires you to learn more about the University Art Collection, and the relationship between art and science.
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