Events
Events
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MAUSI
Menopause Artivism in the UK, Sweden and India The London public facing event and exhibition is a one-day event articulated in (i) a public engagement event with keynote speakers from a range of academics, artists and stakeholders, (ii) parallel workshops with artists, industry (for instance menopause champions in workplaces) and third sector stakeholders and…
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皇潮 King Tide
Sonic artist, Garling Wu, performs her immersive audiovisual installation. Through gesture light, sound, and music she unfolds the story of her father, who swam from China to Hong Kong in a search for freedom. This event is part of refugee week. Time/Location: 6PM, LT 0004 (next to The Stephen Lawrence Gallery) Video and further…
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Rethinking Wellbeing Through Art: How Artists Critique Wellness Narratives in the Workplace
‘Rethinking Wellbeing Through Art‘ brings together an interdisciplinary panel of leading scholars from fine art, social science, moral philosophy, and the digital humanities to explore how artists critique workplace wellness initiatives in organisational and work-related contexts by evaluating wellbeing as a multifaceted question. Organised by Dr Simon Willems (University of Reading) in partnership with University…
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The Whole World in Our Hands – Walkthrough
Saturday 26 April, 11am Walk through exhibition with artists and invited curator.
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Clay in Conversation 10: Circles
Saturday 26 April, 2-4pm Clay in Conversation 10: Circles with artists Sara Howard, Rosanna Martin and Georgia Haseldine (Senior Curator, V&A East Storehouse). Limited spaces. Booking via Eventbrite. Search for Clay in Conversation 10: Circles.
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Political Ideologies, Exhibiting as… Resistance, presents Harriet Atkinson How exhibitions became key tools for public communication in early 20th-century Britain, used by activists and politicians from 1933-1953. All talks are on Tuesdays at 6pm in the University of Greenwich Stockwell Street Building, 11_2017 (second floor).
Political Ideologies, Exhibiting as… Resistance
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Political Ideologies, Exhibiting as… Memory, presents Jane Wildgoose Focusing on The Wildgoose Memorial Library, which prioritizes objects that resonate with the viewer’s imagination, this session explores values, narratives, and memories attached to remains. All talks are on Tuesdays at 6pm in the University of Greenwich Stockwell Street Building, 11_2017 (second floor).
Political Ideologies, Exhibiting as… Memory
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Political Ideologies, Exhibiting as… Visual Culture, presents Maquard Smith Exploring the intersection of museums and galleries with contemporary political ideologies and how the design of museological and curatorial education has adapted to this. All talks are on Tuesdays at 6pm in the University of Greenwich Stockwell Street Building, 11_2017 (second floor).
Political Ideologies, Exhibiting as… Visual Culture
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Spatial Encounters With/Through presents….Nose, with Dr. Kate McLean-MacKenzie Lecturer, Artist, Designer, Researcher All talks are on Tuesdays at 6pm in the University of Greenwich Stockwell Street Building, 11_2017 (second floor). Kate McLean-MacKenzie specialises in interpreting & communicating landscapes of smell, known as smellscapes, via ‘smell maps’. Through public engagement, ‘smellwalks’, data analysis, and generating data visualisations, Kate’s work in…
Spatial Encounters With/Through… Nose
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A staff/student research project exhibition led by Anushka Athique and Hannah Lammin. Stemming from a project which explores how our bodies interact with landscapes, this exhibition asks how embodied creative practices within the landscape enables us to empathise with other spaces and reinstate a more empathetic relationship to the environment. Private Viewing Wednesday December 11,…
Landscape Encounters