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Claire Penketh, expert on disability and ableism in art education, will present her research on how attitudes to disability have changed.
Through food, performance, workshops, and storytelling, challenge assumptions and celebrate the resilience, creativity, and contributions of migrant communities.
Event overview. Cost free, but please register via Ticket Tailor / Book here. Department Music. Website Conference website. Contact i.burman(@gold.ac.uk). Following the conference, there will be a performance at 6pm by Noisy Women and will be open
The RMA Âé¶¹¹ÙÍø Group Music and/as Process is pleased to announce the Call for Proposals as part of their eleventh annual conference.
Presented by Sonic Street Technologies (SST) and Sound System Outernational (SSO)
Peter Sheppard Skærved returns to the George Wood Theatre with a typically inventive programme of works by his collaborating composers and meet the composer Nigel Clarke.
Young poets shake the air with their stories and truths, combining their words with music of their own creation.
Why do writers turn to old stories to tell new tales? This talk will examine how Nobel laureate Derek Walcott helped create a new Caribbean canon by engaging with literary classics
BYOB - Bring Your Own Book
Event overview. Cost £0.00 / Book here. Department Library. Contact H.Stageman(@gold.ac.uk). Evening exhibition event:. I’m Trying to Find the Others: Section 28 and All My Workings Out. Women’s Art Library, Goldsmiths, The Rutherford Building,