Sonia Solicari
@soniasolicari.bsky.social
Director, Museum of the Home.
Trustee, Bethlem Gallery.
Crystal Palace local.
Trustee, Bethlem Gallery.
Crystal Palace local.
Pinned
Sonia Solicari
@soniasolicari.bsky.social
· Nov 25
Hello, I'm currently leading Museum of the Home in Hoxton London.
We explore the meaning of home as an emotional, psychological and political space - as well as the bricks and mortar.
We explore the meaning of home as an emotional, psychological and political space - as well as the bricks and mortar.
Reposted by Sonia Solicari
Thankyou to The Photographers Gallery bookshop for featuring David Hoffman's monograph ENDURANCE & JOY IN THE EAST END 1971-1987 so prominently.
David's accompanying exhibition at Museum of the Home, curated by yours truly, runs until 30th March.
@davidhoffmanuk.bsky.social
David's accompanying exhibition at Museum of the Home, curated by yours truly, runs until 30th March.
@davidhoffmanuk.bsky.social
March 11, 2025 at 2:31 PM
Thankyou to The Photographers Gallery bookshop for featuring David Hoffman's monograph ENDURANCE & JOY IN THE EAST END 1971-1987 so prominently.
David's accompanying exhibition at Museum of the Home, curated by yours truly, runs until 30th March.
@davidhoffmanuk.bsky.social
David's accompanying exhibition at Museum of the Home, curated by yours truly, runs until 30th March.
@davidhoffmanuk.bsky.social
It's not all doom and gloom. At Museum of the Home we explore a family Sunday in 2024 where Karaoke is the unifying entertainment.
Have other forms of shared domestic activity replaced the TV?
Have other forms of shared domestic activity replaced the TV?
Streaming has made watching TV an ‘insular’ experience, says London bishop
Streaming has made watching TV an ‘insular’ experience, says London bishop
Sarah Mullally laments loss of people coming together to watch a show and urges ‘moments of togetherness’ this Christmas
People are losing out on “moments of togetherness” watching TV together because they are streaming shows on separate devices, the…
www.theguardian.com
December 9, 2024 at 8:39 AM
It's not all doom and gloom. At Museum of the Home we explore a family Sunday in 2024 where Karaoke is the unifying entertainment.
Have other forms of shared domestic activity replaced the TV?
Have other forms of shared domestic activity replaced the TV?
Our rooms at Museum of the Home are dressed for Winter.
Highlights include:
- Renew Year's Eve in 2049
- Twixmas in 2005
- Hannukah in 1913
- Huguenot Noel in 1745
Highlights include:
- Renew Year's Eve in 2049
- Twixmas in 2005
- Hannukah in 1913
- Huguenot Noel in 1745
December 5, 2024 at 5:38 PM
Our rooms at Museum of the Home are dressed for Winter.
Highlights include:
- Renew Year's Eve in 2049
- Twixmas in 2005
- Hannukah in 1913
- Huguenot Noel in 1745
Highlights include:
- Renew Year's Eve in 2049
- Twixmas in 2005
- Hannukah in 1913
- Huguenot Noel in 1745
Rereading Hewison's 1987 critique of 'The Heritage Industry'. This illustration by Chris Orr cuts to the bone. But interactive room sets still work for us at Museum of the Home - a powerful tool for navigating meaning?
November 27, 2024 at 5:43 PM
Rereading Hewison's 1987 critique of 'The Heritage Industry'. This illustration by Chris Orr cuts to the bone. But interactive room sets still work for us at Museum of the Home - a powerful tool for navigating meaning?
Hello, I'm currently leading Museum of the Home in Hoxton London.
We explore the meaning of home as an emotional, psychological and political space - as well as the bricks and mortar.
We explore the meaning of home as an emotional, psychological and political space - as well as the bricks and mortar.
November 25, 2024 at 7:12 PM
Hello, I'm currently leading Museum of the Home in Hoxton London.
We explore the meaning of home as an emotional, psychological and political space - as well as the bricks and mortar.
We explore the meaning of home as an emotional, psychological and political space - as well as the bricks and mortar.