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What's On January - April 2013
Programme of exhibitions and events
January - April 2013 What's On Exhibitions and events Welcome to the Fitzwilliam Museum's Winter 2013 programme of events With over half a million objects in its collection, the Fitzwilliam has been described as 'one of the great treasure houses of Britain' and 'arguably the finest museum in Europe'. Located in the heart of Cambridge, it is one of the most prominent buildings in the cityscape, with its monumental neoclassic facade and columns. It is just a short walk away from the city centre and the River Cam. The Museum was founded in 1816 by the 7th Viscount Fitzwilliam of Merrion who bequeathed his collections of art, music, manuscripts and books to the University of Cambridge. The Museum building was opened to the public in 1848 and since then the Fitzwilliam has continued to grow. Today the Museum has one of the finest collections of paintings, drawings and prints in Britain, with well-known works by Rubens, Poussin, Titian, Veronese, Constable, Monet and Picasso, to name but a few. It is also known for its remarkable collections from the ancient world, with artefacts from Egypt, Greece, Rome, Cyprus and the Near East. Throughout the Museum there are significant collections of East Asian art, Chinese, Japanese and Korean; breath-taking illuminated manuscripts and outstanding collections of pottery, porcelain, glass, sculpture and coins. Above all, the Fitzwilliam Museum is the principal museum of the University of Cambridge and plays a key role in academic research, learning at all levels and wider community engagement. Admission to the Museum's collections and exhibitions is free for everyone to enjoy. Cover: Quentin Blake, Guided Tour from 'The Life of Birds' series (detail) © the artist 2 News Fitzwilliam succeeds in saving Poussin masterpiece for the nation We are delighted to report that the campaign by the Fitzwilliam Museum and the Art Fund to raise £3.9m to acquire Poussin's masterpiece Extreme Unction (c. 1638-40) reached a successful conclusion, with the painting now on display in the Octagon Gallery. Read more on page 10. Make-over for Armoury Gallery The Armoury will undergo a "major spring clean" following the close of the Calligraphy Today exhibition, on display in the gallery until 13 January. Old displays will be refreshed and new displays will be installed with material from the reserve collection, never before on public view. It is expected the refurbished Armoury will re-open by April 2013. Talks celebrating recent acquistions To broaden understanding of, and engagement with, recent acquisitions such as Poussin's Extreme Unction, the Lansdowne Relief and The Triumph of Venus by Rubens, we have programmed a number of special lunchtime talks. See page 14 for details. Origins of the Afro Comb website www.originsoftheafrocomb.co.uk This new interactive website promotes the activities of this major community project. Learn more about hair, grooming and hair combs in Africa and the African Diaspora and click on the video archive to hear people share their stories about Afro combs. These stories will form part of a Summer 2013 exhibition, looking at the 5000-year history of the iconic Afro comb from the Pre-dynastic period of Egypt to the Twentieth Century in the UK and North America. If you would like to contribute your own personal testimony, email curator Sally-Ann Ashton: email@example.com The Search for Immortality: Tomb Treasures of Han China This blockbuster exhibition ended its six-month run on 11 November 2012 and has been the second most successful exhibition ever staged at the Fitzwilliam Museum (after Vermeer's Women), attracting a total of 118,962 visitors. 3 Quentin Blake: Drawn by Hand 12 February - 12 May 2013 Shiba Gallery (14) Quentin Blake is one of the best-known illustrators of his generation. Drawn by Hand looks at individual works he has produced in the past decade: book illustrations, etchings, lithographs, drawings and works done for hospitals in various and contrasting media. This work will be accompanied by a display of pens, brochures, inks, watercolours, quills and other materials from the artist's studio. For complementary events see pages 16 & 18. 4 Quentin Blake, cover artwork from 'Rosie's Magic Horse' by Russell Hoban (detail) (Walker Books, 2012) © the artist Exhibitions 5 China's White Gold Contemporary Porcelain from Jingdezhen 18 December 2012 1 April 2013 Mellon (13) To mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, The Fitzwilliam Museum is showcasing the first major exhibition in this country of more than 80 works created in Jingdezhen, China, by over 50 contemporary ceramicists. Comprising technically brilliant works ranging from the traditional to the avant-garde, the exhibition explores Jingdezhen's legacy, and looks at what it means for artists working there today. Discover a tale of incredible craftsmanship, industrial espionage of trade secrets and conspicuous consumption on a grand scale. Featuring some of the world's foremost porcelain ceramicists and works never before seen in the UK, including a number of specially commissioned pieces. The exhibition's principal partner is Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute. 6 Exhibitions Higher Ground Prints by Gerhart Frankl (1901-65) to 3 February 2013 Charrington Print Room (16) Born in Vienna, Gerhart Frankl became part of a group of artists who reacted against the Expressionism of Kokoschka, Schiele and Klimt in the 1920s. Frankl loved to travel, and many of his prints depict views that he sketched while touring the Alps on his BMW motorbike in 1928. They show his concern to portray structure, space and light with an inventive combination of printmaking techniques. Frankl escaped the persecution of Jews during the Nazi regime by emigrating to England in 1938. The exhibition includes Viennese prints by other emigrés who settled in England, such as Oskar Kokoschka and Georg Ehrlich. Sculpture Promenade to March 2013 Museum Lawns Artists featured in the Fitzwilliam Museum's third Sculpture Promenade are Cambridge based sculptor Helaine Blumenfeld, British sculptor Peter Randall-Page and Japanese sculptor Kan Yasuda. All three artists worked in the renowned sculpture centre of Pietrasanta, Italy, with the famous local Carrara marble. People are encouraged to interact with the pieces, as all three artists created their works with the aim of viewers being able to experience them as much through touch as visually. For complementary events see pages 14 & 15. Exhibition supported by: Paul & Louise Cooke Endowment The Marlay Group The Monument Trust Special Display Glittering Prizes: Schools and their Medals to 3 February 2013 Glaisher Gallery (27) Enjoy a top class display of medals, awarded to children for their achievements in English and Scottish schools. These medals provide many fascinating insights into the history of our schools, from the grandest Public Schools to Charity Schools for the most deprived children. The medals rewarding the achievements of pupils named on them are particularly precious pieces of social history, and others show how much the education of our children has changed over the centuries. Gerhart Frankl, Self portrait III, 1928 (detail), Drypoint. Courtesy of Gerhart Frankl Memorial Trust. Silver medal commemorating the five-hundredth anniversary of Winchester College in 1893 Opposite: Ning Gang, Lotus in sunlight (detail) © the artist 7 Exhibitions Last Chance to See Snow Country Woodcuts of the Japanese Winter to 13 January 2013 Shiba Gallery (14) Japanese artists have long responded to the beauty of a world changed by frozen forms and stilled by a blanket of white snow. This selection of prints by artists such as Hokusai and Hiroshige includes stories from poetry and myth, with journeys, ambushes and skirmishes in the snow; children throwing snowballs and building snow-rabbits; the everyday struggle of travellers making their way through snowdrifts; the stillness of people indoors gazing out at the unbroken spell of freshly fallen snow; and the almost abstract world of a pure snowy landscape where people play little part. Calligraphy Today to 13 January 2013 Armoury (31) Enjoy the first ever exhibition of the Museum's remarkable collection of contemporary calligraphy acquired in 2008. The wide range of media — paper, parchment, papyrus, glass, ceramics, stone and woodcarving — showcases the work of leading British and foreign artists. Their eclectic styles and experimental techniques celebrate the dynamic relationship between heritage crafts and contemporary art, combining tradition with innovation. Inspired by the rich histories and contemporary cultures of Europe, the Middle East, China and Japan, the exhibits embrace themes as diverse as science and literature, ecology and politics. Utagawa Hiroshige (1797-1858), Kameyama - clear weather after snow, 1833-4 (detail), colour print from woodblocks Hermann Zapf, Calligraphy in four languages (detail), original made in 1970. Silkscreen print on genuine gold leaf with tempera colour © the artist 8 University of Cambridge Museums Thresholds Poets in Residence Poet Laureate, Carol Ann Duffy, has invited ten of the best UK poets writing today to take part in an unprecedented series of residencies in the eight University Museums, University Library and Cambridge University Botanic Garden. The Fitzwilliam Museum is delighted to welcome Welsh poet, Owen Sheers, to the Museum for two weeks during January to March 2013. Sheers, who won the Somerset Maugham Award for his poetry collection 'Skirrid Hill', has been commissioned to write a poem informed and inspired by the collections and will be involved in an exciting programme of educational events engaging with young people in the area. For more information about Thresholds please visit: www.thresholds.org.uk Did you know that Cambridge has more museums, galleries and collections within a square mile than any other UK city outside London? University of Cambridge museums and collections are home to objects of limitless historic and cultural importance such as Captain Scott's farewell letter to his wife (The Polar Museum), Isaac Newton's own copy of Principia Mathematica (Cambridge University Library) and Charles Darwin's animal specimens collected on the Beagle voyage (Museum of Zoology) to name a few. Other fascinating pieces can be found at the recently refurbished Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology, Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences, Whipple Museum of the History of Science, Museum of Classical Archaeology, Kettle's Yard and The Fitzwilliam Museum. For more details about the museums and their collections visit: www.cam.ac.uk/museums See pages 15, 17 & 18 for joint events. Megalosaurus skull, Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences 9 The Fitzwilliam Museum succeeds in saving Poussin masterpiece for the nation News We are delighted to anounce that the campaign by the Fitzwilliam Museum and the Art Fund to raise £3.9m to enable the Museum to acquire Nicolas Poussin's masterpiece Extreme Unction (c. 1638-40) has reached a successful conclusion, with the help of a substantial grant of approximately £3 million from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) and almost £1 million in donations from members of the public and charitable organisations. We are extremely grateful to the charities and thousands of individual donors who have contributed. Supporters of the Fitzwilliam Museum gave a total of £692,000 including significant funds from The Friends of the Fitzwilliam. As well as providing vital early strategic support and a grant of £100,000, the Art Fund also raised funds through contributions from nearly 3,000 members, bringing in a further £142,000. The support of a number of other trusts and foundations was invaluable. We would also like to express gratitude to the National Gallery for displaying the painting prominently for several weeks in the autumn. This bolstered the campaign at a crucial stage by providing an appropriate national profile for the appeal, and garnered universal critical and popular support. The hugely generous donations and grants allowed the Fitzwilliam Museum to take advantage of an extraordinary opportunity provided by H.M. Government's Acceptance in Lieu scheme to acquire the painting for £3.9m instead of its market value of £14m. For the Museum, this is the most significant Old Master acquisition in nearly a century. It transforms the collections. The masterpiece is on special display in the Octagon Gallery until 5 May 2013. To celebrate this acquisition we have programmed two complementary lunchtime talks. See page 14 for details. Nicolas Poussin (1594-1665), Extreme Unction, 1638-1640 (detail) 10 FREE drop-in events at a glance JANUARY 5 Sat 20 Sun 22 Tue 27 Sun Drop-In Family First Saturday Music Talk Music Tippett, Copland, Lauridsen, Whitacre Art Speak Poems after Poussin Schumann, Strauss A landmark acquisition by Nicolas Poussin 13.15 & 14.30 14.00 – 16.00 13.15 14.00 – 16.00 13.15 – 14.00 12.00 – 16.00 Evening 13.15 13.15 Octagon Courtyard Gallery 3 Gallery 3 Gallery 21 Seminar Room Courtyard Camb. Museums Gallery 3 Courtyard Entrance 13.15 13.15 13.15 – 14.00 13.15 Gallery 3 Courtyard Entrance Seminar Room Gallery 3 14.00 – 16.00 Courtyard Seminar Room 16 Wed Talk 23 Wed Talk 30 Wed Talk FEBRUARY 2 Sat 3 Sun 10 Sun 12 Tue Drop-In Family First Saturday Music Music Talk Mendelssohn, Rachmaninov The Lansdowne Relief The Triumph of Venus by Rubens Grieg, Strauss, Britten, Weber 13.15 Sculpture: an illustrated talk 13.15 – 14.00 13 Wed Talk 17 Sun 19 Tue Drop-In Drawing Together Drop-In Twilight at the Museums Music Talk Beethoven, Kodaly Art Speak 12 22 Fri 24 Sun Music Music Virginal Book revisited Mozart, Dvorak Restoring the Lansdowne Relief 13.15 13.15 13.15 – 14.00 14.00 – 16.00 14.00 – 16.00 13.15 15.00 13.15 – 14.00 13.15 13.15 – 14.00 12.00 – 16.00 14.00 – 16.00 13.15 – 14.00 13.15 13.15 Gallery 3 Gallery 3 Seminar Room Courtyard Gallery 21 Gallery 3 Gallery 3 Gallery 21 Courtyard Entrance Seminar Room Courtyard Courtyard Seminar Room Courtyard Entrance Gallery 3 27 Wed Talk MARCH 2 Sat 3 Sun 10 Sun 19 Tue APRIL Drop-In Family First Saturday Talk Music Music Talk The Lansdowne Relief Tchaikovsky, Liszt/Wagner Britten Sinfonia Academy The Lansdowne Relief Art Speak Sculpture at Villa Adriana 13 Wed Talk 27 Wed Talk 3 Wed Drop-In Drawing Together 6 Sat Drop-In Family First Saturday The Lansdowne Relief in England Art Speak Taylor Quintet 10 Wed Talk 16 Tue 30 Tue Talk Music 13 Lunchtime Talks 16 January 27 February Enjoy a variety of free lunchtime talks by members of staff and guest speakers. Talks take place on Wednesdays from 13.15 – 14.00 in the Seminar Room (space may be limited), unless otherwise stated. Admission is by token, 1 per person, available from the Courtyard Entrance desk from 12.45 on the day of the talk. Induction loop available. Sculpture: an illustrated talk Peter Randall Page (Re-scheduled from 31 October 2012) Making and remaking: the technology and restoration of the Lansdowne Relief Julie Dawson, Senior Assistant Keeper (Conservation) and Margreta Sonnenwald, Conservation Intern Drop-In Tuesdays 22 January, 19 February, 19 March, 16 April 13.15 23 January Art Speak Enjoy half an hour looking at and talking about art. Meet at Courtyard Entrance. Poems after Poussin Dr Karen Brown, Trinity College, Dublin 13 March 30 January 13.15 & 14.30 A landmark acquisition by Nicolas Poussin Jane Munro, Senior Assistant Keeper (Paintings, Drawings and Prints) Octagon The Lansdowne Relief and the Longue DurĂŠe of Maritime Entanglements Professor James Whitley, Cardiff University Tuesday 12 February: 14.00 - 16.00 Saturday 2 March: 12.00 - 14.00 (family oriented session) 27 March 13 February The use of sculpture at Villa Adriana Sally-Ann Ashton, Senior Assistant Keeper (Antiquities) The Lansdowne Relief: a new member of the Antiquities family Come and meet the latest acquisition of the Antiquities department! Our staff and Museum friends will be there to guide you through its story. Meet in the Greece and Rome Galleries The Triumph of Venus by Rubens David Scrase, Assistant Director, Collections (Paintings, Drawings and Prints) 10 April The Lansdowne Relief in England: from 1771 to 2013 Lucilla Burn, Keeper (Antiquities) 14 The Lansdowne Relief (detail) dark grey limestone, AD 100-150 Booking Essential For further information and to book Tel: 01223 332904 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com unless otherwise stated Special Events Panel discussion: Do we need beauty in art? As the Museum's third successful Sculpture Promenade draws to a close at the end of March, exhibiting sculptor Helaine Blumenfeld will join a distinguished panel of participants in considering the question of whether beauty is essential to the creation and enjoyment of art. Date to be confirmed. For more information visit: http://www.fitzmuseum. cam.ac.uk/whatson/events/ Evening of Wednesday 13 February Twilight at the Museums As darkness falls, the fun begins. Come and join University of Cambridge Museums for a twilight family adventure during the half-term holiday in February 2013! A mixture of free, drop in and bookable events are taking place at museums and collections across Cambridge. Find out more: www.cam.ac.uk/ museums/twilight Tuesdays 5 February 2 April 14.00 - 16.00 Portals to the World An art appreciation course designed specially for people with dementia and their carers. Each week we will gather in one of the galleries for a short talk by a Museum staff member, followed by a handling session or a practical art activity. This nine week cultural journey is a partnership project with dementiaCOMPASS. FREE but booking essential Kan Yasuda, Risonanza, 2011 and Tempi-Segreto del Cielo, 2009 (detail) 15 Booking Essential For further information and to book tel: 01223 332904 or email: email@example.com unless otherwise stated Adult Courses & Workshops Fridays 25 January, 22 February, 22 March & 26 April 10.15 - 12.00 Friday 15 March 14.00 - 16.00 Friday 19 April 10.15- 13.00 MUSE Become more confident with your drawing skills and discover new ways of working at this art workshop. £5 per workshop Caring for museum collections Take a rare peek behind the scenes and see how we care for our valuable and vulnerable collection. FREE but booking essential Copying and Originality 'Good artists copy, great artists steal' - Picasso In this workshop, led by Jeremy Mulvey, discover how radical artists such as Degas, Fantin-Latour and Picasso used copying as a way of moving their work forward in unique ways. Choose a piece of art from the museums collection and experiment with ways you can copy to develop your own individual artistic vision. £30 (£25 concessions) Thursday 14 March 10.15 - 16.00 A Day of Illustration Looking at the drawings within our Quentin Blake exhibition, discover the exciting relationship between words and images. Then using the permanent collection as inspiration, create observational drawings in the galleries and further explore illustration techniques in our education studio with Pam Smy. £40 (£35 concessions) Thursday 28 March 10.30 - 13.00 Make an Impression Take a fresh look at our Impressionist collection and observe how these artists captured the world around them. In the studio explore marking, colour palettes and composition. Then create your own Impressionistinspired artwork using acrylics on board. £30 (£25 concessions) Claude Monet (1840-1926), Les Peupliers, 1891 (detail) 16 Young Adults Thursday 14 February 10.00 - 16.00 Ages 13 -18 9, 12-16 & 23 February 10.00 - 16.30 We welcome students studying GCSE and A Level art, to research and sketch their exam theme using our collections as inspiration. Students will be able to use the Museum's studio space, benefit from one-to-one advice and gallery tours. New for 2013 An opportunity to visit the collections of four other University Museums: Tuesday 12 February The Museum Archaeology and Anthropology Wednesday 13 February The Polar Museum Thursday 14 February Kettle's Yard Work Experience Taster Day Are you in secondary education and interested in a career in museums? Come along to this work experience taster day to gain an insight into museum life and work. For more information, and to book, email Linda Brooklyn: email@example.com Friday 15 February Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences and Museum of Zoology Trips to these museums will begin at 10.30 and finish at 13.00, following 10.00 registration at The Fitzwilliam Museum. Students return to the Fitz in the afternoon to continue their work in the studio with support from the Education team and practising artists. Wednesday 20 February 10.00 - 16.00 Saturday 27 April 10.30 - 12.30 Ages 12+ Think Big Paint Big An exciting chance to let your imagination, and paint brushes, run wild in this big canvas acrylic painting session. Using the galleries of the Fitzwilliam Museum as inspiration. FREE but booking essential Pottery bottle, Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology Darwin's beetle box, University Museum of Zoology for students with SEN Special schools and/or carers are welcome to call 01223 332904 to reserve a morning or afternoon slot for their pupils. Supported by 17 Booking Essential Children and Families Tuesdays 29 January & 12 March 10.00 - 11.30 Ages 2 - 5 Saturday 23 March 10.30 - 12.30 Ages 5+ For further information and to book tel: 01223 332904 or email: email@example.com Children under 8 must be accompanied during workshops An Eggcellent Adventure Join us for Easter fun in our galleries and education studio. £5 per child Wednesday 10 April 10.30 - 12.30 Ages 8+ accompanied by adult(s) It's Magic! Looking at art can be magical. Explore work in the collections and make art of your own in the studio to take home. £3 per child Art Inspired by the Past Starting at the Sedgwick Museum explore life on planet Earth through the amazing collection of fossils, rocks, minerals and dinosaurs. Moving on to the Fitzwilliam Museum look at animals in art and make your own animal inspired press print! £5 per child Friday 5 April 10.30 - 12.30 Ages 8+ Saturday 9 March 10.00 - 12.30 Ages 8+ accompanied by adult(s) A Stone Carver's Tale Listen to tales of a stone carver and learn about the myths and legends surrounding the Landsdowne Relief, which once decorated Emperor Hadrian's villa near Ancient Rome. Then create your own sculpture in the education studio to take home. £5 per child Cambridgeshire Buried Treasure Join us on a search for buried treasure, starting at the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology and moving to The Fitzwilliam Museum to discover precious coins. Then make your own embossed treasure in the education studio to take home. £5 per child Thursday 11 April 10.30 - 11.30 Ages 5+ 14.00 - 16.00 Ages 8+ Talking Pictures Explore the marvellous Quentin Blake exhibition and create your own wonderful illustrations in our education studio. £5 per child Trilobite fossil, Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences 18 Families Wednesdays 13 February & 3 April 12.00 – 16.00 All Ages Drawing Together Drop in and draw at the Museum with activities and inspiration available from the Fitz family Welcome Point. Fitz Kits Drop in to all events for free, unless otherwise stated Saturdays 5 January, 2 February, 2 March, 6 April: 14.00 -16.00 • All Ages Discover our range of Fitz Kits with games and puzzles to take you on a journey around the Museum, available at both entrances. Family First Saturdays On the first Saturday of each month visit our Fitz Family Welcome Point in the Courtyard and collect drawing materials, activities and trails to use throughout the Museum, exploring a variety of themes. Gallery Trails Explore our collection through themed gallery trails available at both entrances. Supported by 19 Promenade Concerts Sundays 13.15 Music Enjoy a series of popular Promenade Concerts, with music performed by talented musicians in the beautiful surroundings of the Museum. The series closes with a special performance by Britten Sinfonia Academy (see opposite page). 20 January 3 February FREE Gallery 3 Space may be limited Voluntary collection after each concert Programmes may be subject to change The Galliard Trio Andrew Morris flute Martin White oboe and cor anglais Alec Forshaw piano and bassoon Grieg, Strauss, Britten, Weber 10 February 24 February Gwen Owen Richer violin Isaac Nakhimovsky viola Jon Fistein cello Adella Coren Boksenberg piano Mozart, Dvorak 3 March Nadav Hertzka piano Tchaikovsky, Liszt, Wagner Vox Cantab 'American Roots' Tim Parsons piano Louisa Denby director Tippett, Copland, Lauridsen, Whitacre 27 January Richard Dowling tenor Rebecca Taylor piano Schumann, Strauss The Arbury Trio Katherine Lee violin Chislaine McMullin cello Johnson Leung piano Mendelssohn, Rachmaninov Performed by University of Cambridge Instrumental Award Holders for Chamber Music 17 February Ilyoung Chae piano Juyeon Chae cello Beethoven, Kodaly 20 Music Tuesday 30 April 13.15 Friday 22 February 13.15 Sunday 10 March 15.00 The Fitzwilliam Virginal Book revisited: some practical outcomes of recent research Join Gerald Gifford for a special recital, which draws upon recent scholarly studies into the practical performance of the Museum's worldfamous manuscript of early keyboard music. Britten Sinfonia Academy A new ensemble for talented young musicians of secondary school age from the east of England. Working with professional members of the orchestra, the Academy's musicians will participate in a weekend residency at the Fitz, where they will create music inspired by the Museum and its artefacts. The weekend will culminate in this special Promenade Concert, which will include new works composed by the ensemble and other complementary pieces performed by both Academy and Britten Sinfonia musicians. Taylor Quintet Enjoy Mozart's late String Quintet in D major, K.593, composed only months before his early death, performed by leading student musicians in the Taylor Quintet. The performance will be complemented by a display of Mozart's autograph manuscripts, with a voluntary collection after the concert. Photo: Britten Sinfonia Academy 21 For group and school bookings contact: firstname.lastname@example.com or tel: 01223 332904 For large print or Braille information contact: firstname.lastname@example.com or tel: 01223 332900 For Verbal Description & Touch Tours contact: firstname.lastname@example.com. ac.uk or tel: 01223 332904 Visitor Information Induction loop available During your visit if you have any questions or need help, please speak to a member of staff at the entrance desks. Courtyard Shop Visit the shop for a range of gifts inspired by the collections. Courtyard Café 10.00–16.30 Lunches from 11.30– 15.30. For reservations tel: 01223 764402 North Lawn Café Fresh sandwiches, salads and drinks in an al fresco setting. Open March to October, weather permitting. Access • Please use Courtyard Entrance for street level access and entrance for groups and schools • Fully accessible WCs and lift access to all floors • All displays accessible apart from balcony in Gallery 3 and Sasakawa Fan Gallery. Please ask a member of staff for further information. Group Visits All groups must book at least 10 days in advance. Groups of children aged 16 and under must be supervised by an adult at all times. Guided Tours • One-hour introductory tours, Saturday 14.30, Courtyard entrance; £5 • Guided tours for private groups available Contact Cambridge Tourist Information Centre, tel: 01223 457574 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com 22 Education & Families • Free family activities and trails available from entrance desks • A wide and flexible range of teaching and practical sessions for pre-booked school groups • In-service training for teachers and pre-service training for students available Study Room Individual and group access to the collection of paintings, prints, drawings by advance appointment. Open Tuesday–Friday 10.00–13.00 & 14.00–16.30. Tel: 01223 764363 or email: fitzmuseum-studyroom@ lists.cam.ac.uk Gallery Hire For details of gallery hire for events, tel: 01223 332921. 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Additional benefits: • • • Annual summer garden party and Christmas party in the Museum Seasonal discounts in the Courtyard shop Opportunities to become involved as a volunteer Support Us! Donations keep galleries open free of charge, conserve our collections and deliver our Education Service. To help make donating easier you can now give us £5 by texting: FITZ345 to 70070 Legacies help safeguard the collections for future generations to appreciate. Corporate sponsorship of exhibitions, events and education programmes offers opportunities for businesses to strengthen their corporate image and promote their brand. The Marlay Group enjoy a special relationship with one of the greatest art collections of the nation and contribute to the future of the Fitzwilliam. 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You MUST judge a teacher by their students, including not only the instructors they bring up, but all the senior belts. And that also includes kids. Most Total Krap Do schools I have ever seen teach even worse Bullshido to the kids, and the kids love it. Next thing you know, you have a 10 year old black belt, and that is just a shame.
Makes me want to wipe my ass with my TKD BB, cause that's what it seems worth to me. "Oh, but your one of the GOOD students, you're on the sparring team and get extra workouts with the master." Yeah, well don't insult me by making paper black belts either Ronald McSensei.
"Yeah, but it's a good work out for the kids, and they're having fun!"
I mentioned briefly in another thread how in junior high I pwned a kenpo red belt a number of times, while not being naturally athletic and before ever taking my first martial arts class. The damage to our sons and daughters is the fake confidence that they can handle themselves in a fight. And what happens after black belt? Yep, got the milestone, out the door. So they stop training before they can become old enough to enter any real competition.
I've also heard moms was asking the "master" to hurry up and test little Johnny for his black belt, because their contract was up in two months. WAY TO FUCKING GO MOM!!! TEACH YOUR KID TO LOWER HIS STANDARDS, THEN QUIT ANYWAY!!! So while the antagonist is the bill paying mom, the instructor who allows this deserves to have his balls kicked in.
So morale of the story, from my POV, is if you wouldn't go to a class for their adult curriculum, it's a good idea to pull your kid out as well.
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Lol My Bmx Goes 50 Mph
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How about a little bit more info on how you did it.
Posted 08 June 2005 - 04:17 AM
Listen, I don't mind helping people. And you have acted really hostile towards me and now you want info I have..LOL (Why is this always the case)
I know you were irritated at either me, something else or both but can we just call a truce please.
and to answer your question as to how I did it, I edited the handling.cfg
Edited by grifter66, 08 June 2005 - 04:19 AM.
Posted 08 June 2005 - 04:42 AM
P.S. Your still a tool
Posted 08 June 2005 - 04:49 AM
Just don't ask me for anything else. Learn how to hack yourself.
I'm way ahead of you in the hacking/moding department. So I will have fully hacked and moded this game long before you even get an 1/8 of the way through it. and I never told you exactly what I did with the handling.cfg or if I deleted anything to get it working either.
I knew you would still be a prick, that's why I generalized the answer of what I did.
Do you think I would give you any info after the way you acted towards me.
Good luck without help!
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Even if you don't want to share with him, there are others who'll want to know. Don't be stingy because one guy can't let things go.
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Until I get treated better (And it continues):
I'll post what I did but not how I'm getting things to work.
Ahh this is a complete waste of time.
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Posted 08 June 2005 - 07:11 AM
As with all the GTA games, editing the cars, weapons, etc. is sublimely easy.
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of you
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The handling.cfg has all the stats for all the vehicles. It has a guide as to what column is what. I think "N" is the max. velocity column. Scroll down to bikes\bmx, and change the 120 to 900 or so. Now your BMX will be a speed machine. However, you still fall off just as easily. You can outrun police chases no problem.
Also, the weapons.dat lets you change the weapons info. I'd discourage changing the damage, because it makes enemy weapons stronger too, meaning that they'll kill you in one hit. But, you can play with the reload speeds, etc.
Once you're done editing them, just put them back and play. I started a new game, so I don't know if it will load these files from a saved game.
Posted 08 June 2005 - 07:50 PM
Open handling.cfg in your San Andreas directory, its probably in there. Look over the handling file for a while and you will understand it and then u will have a 9,000 mph bike as well and other things like jetpacks that go 50,000 feet
EDIT: and to make it so you cant fall off i think you can probably just change your bikes mass to something like 10,000 and then all the cars u hit will flip over and sometimes they will blow up
EDIT 2: and to make it so enemy weapons dont hurt you after you edit your own, just type in the unlimited health code which you can find at gamefaqs.com
Edited by darkblizzard, 08 June 2005 - 07:53 PM.
Posted 08 June 2005 - 08:49 PM
Also in order to change any vehicles speed (Bike, car, boat....etc...etc..)
The only column you need to edit is column O which is the vehicle accelleration
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Pro Chem Tri Tren 150 I had like this was excellent.
Hi guys, can anyone help
Ive recently bought some pro chem tri tren 150, when a draw the oil up into the syringe, the oil is almost clear / colourless. If you look at it hard enough, i think there is a slight tinge to the oil, but it is pretty much clear. Any brand of tren i have used in the past has always been a distinct amber colour ( urine colour perhaps ) Anyone any thoughts regards the authenticity of this stuff.
Pro Chem Tri Tren 150 I had like this was excellent.
been on it a few weeks now, im not experiencing results like i would expect. Feels slightly sore at the injection site, like with sus but not quite as pronounced. Didnt feel that off BD tri tren, and that was dark / amber in colour too... The injection point soreness is leading me to think it might contain test prop or something with a small chain easter..
can i ask what you expected?
i have used this and found it fine
When ive used tren ( various labs ) ive always noticed an increase in strength ( my strength hasn't dropped, but it isnt any better either ) and an obvious reduction in bodyfat without having to cut calories by any drastic measure. Ive increased cardio and am eating reasonably clean but not noticed much with regards loss in bodyfat, infact around my eyes are a little puffier.. Im running this tren on its own so i can ascertain if it indeed has any posotive effect. I wasnt planning on running it alone, but i was quite concerned when i noticed the colour of the oil wasn't amber like in colour.
Past experience has told me that with clean eating and performing some cardio and using tren, then after no more than 6 weeks i'll have achieved a look that for me, isnt going to get much better without some serious attention being paid to cutting the calories / carbs. After 3 weeks, there has always been a noticeable change im body composition.
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wot else are u taking with it?
If your going to put something to the test, in order for it to be unbiased, i felt i had to run it alone just for this 1 course. I can always purchase more if i thought it was good stuff.
To be honest, if this was the first time i had used tren ( which it isnt ) i probably wouldnt of noticed anything wrong with the colour as i wouldnt have had anything to compare it too and i would be thinking.. whats all the fuss about with this stuff..
in the past though, its pretty much rocked my world and blown my socks off.. sides including... tast in the back of the throat ( stopping short of a cough mind ) sweaty at night in bed, waking up throughout the night insomniac like and switching the pc on to pass an hour..
Even with all that it was still worth it as the results were bang on...
Ive had 4 shots now, and am still patiently waiting.lol
How long does Tren take to kick in? I have not used it before but maybe it takes some time to kick in like sus etc?
Thats why im more concerned with the colour of the stuff.. Pscarb, you say you have used this stuff and had good gains, could you please describe the colour of the oil of the Tri tren you used.
Is there a pro chem site out there ( i cant find one if there is ) most labs have a web site so you can at leat go on and check there stuff out. I know it isnt fool proof, but if we knew what the stuff / vial / tabs etc.. were supposed to look like then we could make an informed choice before the purchase was made..
Read good things on different forums regards pro chem. This is my first encounter with there stuff.
2ml a week is a very low dose tho mate wouldnt u say?
it would only give u 100mg of each a week?
as DB has pointed out really the Enthanate and Hex ester will take a good few weeks to even start to work and 100mg of Acetate a week is not going to give you the results you are expecting in the first few weeks.....
you have said you have used Tren before can i ask what ester and dose you used?
The time of year, humidity at the time it is manufactured, (the raw chemical), can all have an effect.
I've seen tren that was as light as normal test, and as dark as golden syrup, they all worked as well as each other, just looked different in the syringe.
I would not think you'd see a huge amount of sides from 300mg of mixed tren esters per week, even 50mg tren ac per day is a pretty low dose, but with the bigger esters in tri tren, your getting less actual tren in your blood.


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Oct 14, 2011Were it not for the online issues, NBA 2K12 would be the closest thing to a "perfect" video game basketball experience we have yet come to. In fact, it still probably is. This is one of those rare sports games where the offline content nearly made me forget about the online component.
Oct 12, 2011NB 2K12 is as generous as it is demanding, and it's unquestionably a game for passionate Basketball lovers, made by passionate basketball lovers. But with its astounding animations, the high fidelity of the greatest players reproduced in game (the older stars like the ones of today), its rich content, deep gameplay, atmosphere and fantastic sound work, 2K's sport game wows anyone. It's as clear as a lightning-fast pass from Magic Johnson, a Michael Jordan cross-over or 3-point shot from Larry Bird: NBA 2K12 is the best basket simulation ever published.
Oct 4, 2011The combination of sublime gameplay, unprecedented level of compelling historic team matchups, and an excellent update to My Player puts NBA 2K12 at a level no hoops game has ever been. The absolute mountaintop.
Nov 2, 2011NBA 2K11 does not do anything earth-shattering or drastic. There are no highly-touted changes to the controls, animations, or gameplay. This is because none was needed. 2K Sports has tweaked a few things here and there, beefed up Association mode and online features, streamlined My Player mode into a manageable affair, introduced new presentation elements that create a true-to-life NBA experience, and spanned decades of greats with a Legends mode that is simply awesome.
Nov 1, 20112K Sports has done it again. The 2011-2012 version of the best basketball franchise in the industry is a must have for every fan of the sport.
Oct 31, 2011Realistic, challenging, gorgeously presented and chock full of solid gameplay, NBA 2K12 is the new benchmark for solid sporting titles.
Oct 17, 2011Tweaks to the My Player mode as well as the growth of the Legend concept has led this franchise to even greater heights. A wonderfully tasty mix of presentation and solid gameplay make this game a keeper, even in a year when the actual NBA may never appear.
Oct 9, 2011NBA 2K12 is simply the best sports simulation ever made. Visual Concept add freshness and a nostalgic feeling to the game with "The Greatest" mode and, in a totally unexpected way, changed the gameplay completely. Now NBA 2K12 is pure NBA basketball in your very hands.
Oct 4, 2011NBA 2K12 isn't just the best basketball game; it's the most complete sports sim I've ever played. This is the new benchmark.
Sep 30, 2011NBA 2K12 takes everything I love about last year and makes it better. Then it takes nearly all the parts I didn't like and turns them awesome. Hey, other sports games, you just got schooled. Again.
Oct 7, 20112K Sports raised the bar very high last year, and we though it would be very difficult for another entry to surpass it. Fortunately we were mistaken, and it improves almost everything from the previous game, with new and revamped game modes, basketball legends and more fun matches. A must-have.
Nov 15, 2011The NBA lockout is still in effect, but worry not – NBA 2K12 arrives to save the day of a sports fanatic. The Michael Jordan of basketball games looks, sounds and – most importantly of all – plays like the real thing. The controls are demanding, but once you get the hang of it, every other sports game feels inferior. The nostalgic "NBA's Greatest" game mode and addictive career mode complete the irresistible package. [Nov 2011]
Nov 2, 2011NBA 2K12 is a great simulation with a lot to offer, from street pick-up games to World Champion classic teams. Hopefully the lack of current rosters is temporary. NBA 2K12 is an improvement over last year, but only a slight one.
Oct 10, 2011The additions to the my player mode alone are worth the price of admission, and those who grew up playing Lakers vs. Celtics and other classic 16-bit basketball games will love being able to play as their favorite athletes with a modern-day presentation. While the NBA's greatest mode could have benefitted from more depth, the improved gameplay means that NBA 2K12 has once again earned a spot in the starting lineup.
Nov 15, 2011Don't be put off by the NBA lockout causing a lack of rookies in the game, NBA 2K12 is still a massive basketball game with unfathomably deep gameplay and an astonishing array of game modes that'll easily last you until next year's instalment.
Oct 16, 2011There are issues that need fixed – online being the most severe – but that doesn't undermine the fact that it's still an incredibly fun game to play.
Oct 7, 2011Unparalleled presentation, in-depth options and smooth-as-butta gameplay.
Nov 2, 2011Let's hope the real NBA season will star with as much enthusiasm as 2K Games had for creating this game. Legends, great graphics, swell sound, astounding atmosphere – it has everything a basketball fan could want.
Oct 21, 2011If sports franchises are wondering what they need to do for their next release they should pay a lot of attention to what Visual Concepts has done with the NBA 2K franchise. More than any other game on the market NBA 2K12 has managed to bring the sport to life better then we have ever seen before. Needless to say NBA 2K12 has gone back to back, and I can't wait to see if they can do a three-peat.
Oct 21, 2011NBA 2K12 is one of the best sporting games in history. Visual Concepts and 2K Sports continue their best traditions - the new NBA is a step towards perfection. Even though it has some flaws (mainly technical), it's difficult to find a game that suits the definition of a perfect virtual basketball production better. It'a complete game with a variety of modes and content that guarantees months of serious gamepad training.
Oct 20, 2011On the whole, NBA 2K12 not only improves on last year's game with tighter controls and other incremental improvements, but 2K Sports has also delivered enhancements and revisions that matter.
Oct 18, 2011The presentation is absolutely sensational, providing a television feel that eclipses anything I've seen before.
Oct 10, 2011NBA 2K12 is simply awesome. Visual Concepts has done a great job fixing old issues and improving the previous episode listening at the community feedbacks. If you are an NBA fan you simply can't miss this perfect simulation of your favourite sport.
Oct 10, 2011It's dedicated to the spirit of the game, both in the present and in the past, in ways that so many other sports games, even some of the great ones, have never really been able to do. NBA 2K12 is essential for any fan of video game sports.
Oct 7, 2011The post game has been tweaked to be more responsive and allow for more subtle movements over last year's effort, and an improved shot stick means players have more options when trying to put the ball in the net. Last second fakes and finger rolls rule the day and are easily accomplished with a little practice.
Nov 2, 2011This game is the best basketball gaming experience out there already, and little things for in-game customization and the addition of a couple more gaming modes will only continue to make anybody think twice about trying to compete.
Oct 23, 2011Nearly every issue from last year has been fixed, but it's a shame that some online issues still appear. But even with all the other minor issues found throughout the game, NBA 2K12 is a very solid presentation.
Oct 4, 2011Instead of re-inventing the wheel, 2K12 just made the wheel a whole lot prettier, and that's good enough for me.
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 124 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 29 out of 41
Mixed: 6 out of 41
Negative: 6 out of 41
Nov 20, 2011Don't buy this game.
this game cheats as hell, last game I did I lost for actual cpu cheating. In the 3rd quarter, most of the shotsDon't buy this game.
this game cheats as hell, last game I did I lost for actual cpu cheating. In the 3rd quarter, most of the shots (unguarded) were missed by my team, and the other team recovered and won the game hitting incredible shots (not mentioning the unrealistic mass of turnovers I always get in every single game). I will re-sell this **** out.
I'm creating a 3pt specialized pg, I've been able to make it a very good player even in rookie season because I get good scores every game. But it frustrates you with stupid and unrealistic ingame glitches that make you almost throw away the pad. Only one word: crap
5/10… Full Review »
Mar 12, 2012Horrible game glitches in game play and even at log in. I have to log in every time I start the game up for online play. 2k would never doHorrible game glitches in game play and even at log in. I have to log in every time I start the game up for online play. 2k would never do anything to update and fix these glitches, just like the fact that this game hasn't changed at all from the last one besides Jordan's pose on the cover. Slow glitchy play throughout game. The computer is really annoying and cheats to win at the end of the game. I don't understand how anyone would enjoy that. Please bring back NBA Live so smoooooth. Oh and you would have to take a class to understand how to do moves in 2k. I can't believe Jordan would put his name on this. I give them a 3 for an unfinished product. I'll never buy a 2k product again.… Full Review »
Feb 6, 2012The look of the game is great, they definitely did their homework on presentation. Now with that being said, if you can stand a game thatThe look of the game is great, they definitely did their homework on presentation. Now with that being said, if you can stand a game that plays robotic (to the point where your players feel like they are lagging online, but you are playing an offline game), an online league that you can't control, multiplayer vs mode (2 on 2, 3 on 3.. etc.) that you can't change between players, doesnt have a blacktop online mode, takes 5 minutes to synchronize the rosters and save your game data every so often when you are playing, and restricted online gameplay. Then this game is for you.
If you are like me and you wish for a more smooth flowing game, with more control of the product you own. You will email and plead to EA to get back into the NBA market.… Full Review »


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Anderson Silva's broken leg was about as cringe-worthy as anything we have ever seen in the history of MMA. The current UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman checked an inside leg kick from Silva, causing a brutal break on Silva's left leg.
The break sent waves through the MMA community, with many analysts and other fighters sharing their thoughts on the situation.
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No Anderson's last fight will not change my psychology towards kicking at all, that was just an extremely unfortunate situation
— Jon Bones Jones (@JonnyBones) December 30, 2013
Many have often thought what happened to Silva could occur to the current light heavyweight kingpin, if only due to his thin frame which earned him the nickname "Bones."
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