College Record 2022/23
The 2023/24 edition of the College Record, the formal record of the academic year at Wolfson College, Oxford. As well as recording the fellowship and membership of the College as it stood in 2023/24, the Record is a chance for members to look back on the previous academic year and take stock of the activities of our many research clusters and societies, to celebrate the achievements of our students, researchers and alumni, and to share news of interest with the whole Wolfson community. This year, alongside updates from members across the world, readers can find reflections on the life of Anders Celsius, Byzantine art, the legal fight for clean rivers in the UK, and Wolfson’s own mysterious Second World War bunker. The Record is edited by Dr Roger Tomlin.
The 2023/24 edition of the College Record, the formal record of the academic year at Wolfson College, Oxford.
As well as recording the fellowship and membership of the College as it stood in 2023/24, the Record is a chance for members to look back on the previous academic year and take stock of the activities of our many research clusters and societies, to celebrate the achievements of our students, researchers and alumni, and to share news of interest with the whole Wolfson community. This year, alongside updates from members across the world, readers can find reflections on the life of Anders Celsius, Byzantine art, the legal fight for clean rivers in the UK, and Wolfson’s own mysterious Second World War bunker. The Record is edited by Dr Roger Tomlin.
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staged conversation with former Wolfson Fellow Carey Young, marking her major solo<br />
show Appearance at Modern Art Oxford. Thematic tours of the Wolfson collections and<br />
architecture were offered by Tim Hitchens and Peter Stewart.<br />
Finally, in May we launched a new art competition for the whole community, which was<br />
won by Amaia Salazar (JRF). Second and third prizes went to Barbara Harriss-White (EF)<br />
and Jean Kearney (GS) respectively. After the terrific response to the call for submissions,<br />
we plan to repeat the competition in future years. We are grateful to the Creative Arts<br />
Fellow, Tom Brennan, for convening the judges and administering the process. The 20<strong>23</strong><br />
winners’ works will be put on temporary display in <strong>College</strong>.<br />
Peter Stewart<br />
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES<br />
Above: Amaia Salazar, Hallucinations Part 3 (photograph) / Photo: the artist<br />
Left: Barbara Harriss-White,<br />
Ypres–Reims–Raqqa–fascist Toledo<br />
(enamel, carbon debris and grit on<br />
copper)<br />
Photo: the artist<br />
Right: Jean Kearney,<br />
Exploring the Borders<br />
(pen and pencil on paper)<br />
Photo: the artist<br />
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