Archived details of our speakers and their seminar topics.
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- guest lectures research seminar series.
An annual public lecture by a distinguished art historian marking the collaboration between the University of Edinburgh and National Galleries of Scotland.
A weekly series of hour-long seminars from guest speakers and colleagues, with Q&A and drinks. Free and open to all.
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- Keywords:
- guest lectures research seminar series.
Free public lectures given by leading international visitors to the School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture.
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- guest lectures talks,
- lectures and debates.
A programme of annual public talks at ECA by some of the most innovative people working in the arts, worldwide, today.
Archived details of our speakers and their lecture topics.
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The Music Research Seminars series is our main seminar series for research into the cultural, historical, political and social dimensions of musical life.
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- Keywords:
- guest lectures research seminar series.
A public series of talks by leading national and international artists and thinkers.
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This lecture performs relationships between cyberfeminism, witchcraft, and abjection, within the context of a body of work including spells, karaoke, installation, and a science fiction novella.
This lecture performs relationships between cyberfeminism, witchcraft, and abjection, within the context of a body of work including spells, karaoke, installation, and a science fiction novella.
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- Keywords:
- research seminar series.
Histories of image production, reception and even exhibition are diversifying across the globe, and with the infinite expansion of digital media, representations are evolving too. Given this premise, which images or cultural traces do we acknowledge as legitimate testimonies of our time, and have they become more inclusive?
Histories of image production, reception and even exhibition are diversifying across the globe, and with the infinite expansion of digital media, representations are evolving too. Given this premise, which images or cultural traces do we acknowledge as legitimate testimonies of our time, and have they become more inclusive?