Thinking Through Extinction in the Museum Context
In this talk, Dr Dominic O’Key will share insights from his research and reflections on working with a museum to negotiate the challenges of the Sixth Mass Extinction Event and climate crisis.
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Postgraduate Researcher Presentation Series — Ghada Habib and Thomas Jungnitz-Watson
Please join us for the second in a series of presentations from current Postgraduate Researchers based in the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies. This week we will welcome Ghada Habib and Thomas Jungnitz-Watson. The event will take place on Zoom and all are welcome. The series is designed to establish...
Flooding the Field; mapping future interdisciplinarity
This final session of the series will be participatory, to map out possible future directions in interdisciplinarity flood research.
Flooding the Field; the science
Join us for the third session of the Flooding the Field series where we will be exploring the science of flooding.
Flooding the Field; plural intersections
Join us for the second session of the Flooding the Field series where we will be exploring the possible intersectionality of flood research.
Flooding the Field; the social
Join us for the first session of the Flooding the Field series where we will be exploring the 'social' in flood research.
Curating Indigenous Art — webinar
Join us in this webinar with curator Sandra Benites as she shares with us her experiences of indigenous art curation in Brazil.
Postgraduate Researcher Presentation Series — Benjamin Jenner and James Goodchild
Please join us for the first in a new series of presentations from current Postgraduate Researchers based in the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies.
Bradford’s National Museum — publication launch
Join us for the launch of the project publication for the Bradford's National Museum project.
Contemporary & Historic Issues in the Art Market – No. 5
The next event in this series considers ‘Museums and the Market: Deaccessioning in the Covid-19 and post-Covid world’. Reports that the Royal Academy was considering selling their famous Michelangelo sculpture, which has been part of their collections since 1830, in order to save 150 jobs under threat as a result of the Covid-19 crisis, raised...