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This workshop has been conceived with a view to allowing curators and other interested parties to develop the knowledge, language, and network needed to facilitate access to, present, interpret and mobilise Catholic heritage for multi-cultural audiences of diverse spiritual or no faith backgrounds.
This event is one in a series of 15 BAN supported seminars for 2022. Organised by Maria Fusco, University of Dundee and Adam Benmakhlouf ‘The Work Before The Work’: Redrafting […]
Inter Scape: South Asian British women artists Seminar supported by British Art Network Monday 17th October, 2.00 – 4.00 pm BST Free, via Zoom. Book on Eventbrite The seminar explores South Asian British women artists contributions to contemporary art in presentations by artist Naiza Khan, art historian Rina Arya, curator Uthra Rajgopal and artist Uzma Sultan […]
Are you actively engaged in curating British art – whether in a museum or gallery, heritage context, or as an artist-researcher or freelancer, anywhere in the world? Do you have something to say about the state of curating? Are you ready to share your experiences and engage in forward-looking debate? The Yale Center for British […]
This workshop aims to make visible the decisions involved in the transcription process and the knock-on effects on how the interview is received.
We are pleased to announce that the postponed seminar 'Black Art & the Burden of Representation' has been rescheduled for Thursday 20 October, 10.30am-4.45pm. The event will include tours of […]
Screening Talk CURATING, PROTEST & COLONIALISM: FILM SCREENING & DISCUSSION 20 October 2022 2pm–6pm For more information see here. Work by British artists has referenced historical links between the Northern Irish and Black American civil rights movements. This seminar will focus on how contemporary curating can frame such connections, beginning with a screening of […]
For our third meeting for Disability in British Art we will be exploring a range of artworks made by socially-engaged artists whose practice sought to offer a wider insight into what it is to be human, opening up societal taboos to scrutiny. For his paper Colin Hambrook has chosen artworks from across four decades that […]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooikjZvcAHE 5-7pm, Wednesday 26th October Room GR06/07, Faculty of English, University of Cambridge, West Road, CB3 9DP A roundtable discussion on radical exhibitions, artists' residencies, publishing and community photography in Cambridge in the 1980s. Speakers: Pavel Buchler, Co-Director Cambridge Darkroom (1984-86) Mark Lumley, Co-Director Cambridge Darkroom (1982-90) Dr Sharon Kivland, Artist Simon Cutts, Founder Coracle […]
Curating Magic A programme of talks and panel discussion investigating the curation of magical art, magic and esotericism This seminar aims to consider how magic’s continued importance as counter-cultural force and epistemological strategy might be reflected in art, art history and curation, exploring how magic and esotericism can shape not only the content of an […]
Panel discussion and Q+A at London College of Communication With Maggie Matić, Marie Smith, Becky Warnock, Heather Agyepong and Angela YT Chan Chaired by Mark Sealy Join artists and curators […]
Join us for Temporalities of Access: an afternoon-long exploration of access in relation to time, liveness, literary arts & time-based media
