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a research project exploring artistic and experimental work with grassroots and radical archival resources. Author: Lily. Image: Minutes from Cambridge House Literary Scheme meeting, November 1976, found in the Jo Spence Memorial Archive, Ryerson

Exhibitions Hub. Menu. Menu. Close Menu. Categories. Events and Opportunities. WIP Screening Night II. Post author. By fpain003. Tuesday 19th November 6-8pm. Exhibitions Hub is organising its second Work in Progress screening night, featuring 10

Research. Recording History . Working with the Irish Museum of Modern Art, the Ulster Museum and the Public Records Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI), Recording History foregrounds the work of international artists and filmmakers active in the

Tag: #neuropsychology #ART. Posted onNew video out now! Neuropsychologist Answers Most Googled Questions About the Brain https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ar1QNkOk5mo Continue reading Neuropsychologist Answers Most Googled Questions About the Brain.

Month: July 2026. A workshop on the theoretical, technical and ethical challenges involved in documenting the heritage of orature (oral literature, poetry, song, performance) in non-scripted languages will be hosted by the Centre for Comparative

Month: November 2025. The Sing in Me, Muse Series returns this week with a talk by Emily McConkey (McGill University), entitled ‘“I begin to believe in Ovid, or look for a metamorphosis”: Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s Veiled Reception of

Month: October 2025. The last seminar in the Body-thoughts’: The CCL Postcolonial Dance Series, 2025 (postponed from last summer term) will take place on Tuesday 28 October at 6PM GMT, online:. ‘“Dancing the Pluriverse” redux: (Indigenous)

Month: September 2025. After the summer, the CCL resumes its events this week with the conference Expressionism and Colonialism, organised by Professors Andreas Kramer and Frank Krause, and taking place in person on 25-26 September at the Institute

Month: May 2025. continues this week on Tuesday 20 May (online), when Brahma Prakash (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India), will give a talk on ‘A Manifesto to Decolonize Dance and Movement Discourses in South Asia’. Note the

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