Illuminating Minds reveals the extraordinary legacy of Professor Emerita Margaret Manion, a visionary scholar of medieval and Renaissance illuminated manuscripts. Through rare manuscripts, artworks and archival treasures, this exhibition highlights Manion’s profound influence on art history, research and public life.
Curated by Professor Christopher Marshall, Dr Callum Reid, Dr Alice Helme and Dr Alison Inglis in collaboration with the Potter Museum of Art, Illuminating Minds offers an intimate journey into a life dedicated to uncovering the hidden stories of historical manuscripts.
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Location 
Old Quad (Building 150), The University of Melbourne
Old Quadrangle Building
Parkville
3010
Price and bookings
This is a free event
Booking not required
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