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This roundtable discussion will question the positioning and visibility of diasporic artists within British ceramics practice and the Eurocentric and hierarchical narrative prevalent within ceramics institutions.
The event is chaired by Bindu Mehra, Artist and PhD researcher, Professor Kristen Kreider, Head of Doctoral programme, UCL and Dr Marquard Smith, Associate Professor IOE - Culture, Communication & […]
This British Art Network research group considers the art and material culture of British Roman Catholics in the British Isles and in exile during the ‘Penal period’, i.e. from the […]
Chai Shai: British Asian Art present British South and East Asian contemporary practice by artists, writers, curators: Krittika Sharma and Jasmir Creed.
On the 22nd March, Generator Projects and STATE OF PRINT are hosting a one-day symposium exploring print practices and the role that these have played in establishing structures of 'State'.
The next event from the New Dialogues research group will be an artist focussed exploration of how art practices evolve through periods of wellness and mental health challenges
The seminars aim to create space for minority curators and art workers to delve into how we can foster peer support. Focusing on intersectional barriers such as working-classness, minority ethnicity, experiences of immigration or displacement, gender, queerness, disability, fair pay, salary negotiations and career progression.
The aim of this developmental seminar is to bring together a network of emerging and established curators, arts professionals and artists from across the UK to create an informal and safe space for conversation and knowledge around historical acquisitions.
Please join us for this unique opportunity to study one of the jewels of British Catholic material culture with a panel of leading experts.
This seminar aims to bring to a discussion table the visual cultures of colonial India with which producers and consumers of art objects were engaging.
The Ignorant Art Schools will be hosting the third in their Practicing Duets public talks series on 7 May at the CCA Goldsmiths.
An evening of moving image on the politics and poetics of water with works by Jonathas de Andrade, Leila Gamaz, Beatriz Santiago Muñoz, Juanita Onzaga and Chris Welsby. The programme will open with a new performance by poet and activist-scholar Nat Raha who will share work from her evolving project, aquasomatics.
