Events Archive – Spring 2024

Spring Semester 2024

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Daphne on film: Eco processing 16mm film with bay-laurel

5:30pm, 25 Mar 2024

Join the artist Catriona Gallagher in this performance lecture and screening which explore her process of developing 16mm film in bay leaf infusions and phytogram prints on film and photographic paper, as well as her research on the metamorphosis of ...

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Careers for Medievalists?

10:00am, 16 Mar 2024

Sponsored by the British Archaeological Association, this event aims to demonstrate the range of career options available to medievalists, especially those studying in Art History and adjacent disciplines such as History, Archaeology and Heritage Stu...

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Authority and Identity in the Middle Ages

10:00am, 15 Mar 2024

In this postgraduate colloquium, speakers will explore new and alternative perspectives on how art and material culture reflect and produce concepts of identity and authority in the Middle Ages

Solar Wheels and other stories

6:00pm, 11 Mar 2024

Shen Xin is an artist and storyteller who uses video, sound, installation and performance to tell ‘embodied stories’ about forms of inhabitance and dwelling – how we live with others in the places we are drawn to, settle in or claim as ours, as well ...

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Royal School of Needlework at The Courtauld

10:00am, 1 Mar 2024

The Royal School of Needlework and The Courtauld are delighted to be partnering on a Canvaswork hand embroidery class inspired by a stunning Floral Back Chair from the museum’s Bloomsbury Room. The one-day class will be held at the museum on Friday 1...

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Venetian Disegno: New Frontiers

5:00pm, 8 Feb 2024

Coinciding with the final days of the exhibition La Serenissima: Drawing in 18th century Venice, this event marks the publication of the volume Venetian Disegno: New Frontiers 1420-1620.

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Another History of the World

5:30pm, 29 Jan 2024

The talk by Professor Pierre Singaravélou will take the exhibition ‘Another History of the World’ currently on view at the Mucem in Marseille as a starting point.

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