Art in Memorial Court
Photographic portraits of female Fellows
To mark the 50th anniversary of co-education, the Forbes Mellon Library octagon is hosting a display of photographic portraits of some of the College’s female Fellows
Dr Tamara Follini
Director of Studies (DoS) in
English and College Teaching
Officer in English
Prof Marina Frolova-Walker
DoS in Music and Professor of Music History
Prof Kirsty Hughes
DoS in Law and University
Lecturer in Public Law
Prof Anna Philpott
DoS in Natural Sciences (Biological) and Professor of Cancer and Developmental Biology
Prof Jocelyn Wyburd
Director of the University of
Cambridge Language Centre
Prof Helen Thompson
DoS in HSPS, Politics & Intl
Relations and Sociology and
Professor of Political Economy
Dr Elizabeth Foyster
DoS in History and College
Teaching Officer in History
Prof Sian Lazar
DoS in Social Anthropology
and Professor of Social
Anthropology
Prof Heike Laman
DoS in Pathology & Genetics
and Professor of Cellular and
Molecular Biology
Prof Nicky Clayton
Professor of Comparative
Cognition
Prof Cathie Clarke
Professor of Astronomy
Prof Dame Ottoline Leyser
Regius Professor of Botany and Chief Executive of UK Research and Innovation
Sculpture in Memorial Court
Memorial Court is the location for a number of important pieces of 20th and 21st century sculpture. In early summer, Henry Moore’s ‘Falling Warrior’ appears to float on a sea of wild flowers next to the Forbes Mellon Library. At the front of Memorial Court, Robert Adams’ ‘Two (Opus 377)’ (on loan from the New Art Centre at Roche Court and Charles Jencks’ ‘Double Helix’ form focal points on the north and south lawns, respectively. The newest addition to the College’s sculpture gallery is Helaine Blumenfeld’s ‘HOMMAGE’, specially installed to mark the 50th anniversary of co-education, which is situated in Ashby Court.
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