Creative talks for arts professionals How does good art history get written? Curators, critics, academics, gallerists, broadcasters, artists and creative practitioners across many fields all work with language and the…
…every October (www.insideoutfestival.org.uk) TCCE’s members are: University of the Arts London, City University London, Guildhall School of Music & Drama, King’s College London, Kingston University London, Middlesex University London, Queen…
The first of two concerts featuring student composers working across diverse areas of music technology and music for moving images. Interactive and electroacoustic musics, audio arts, and sound and music…
…from Iran, a contemporary melody based on an ancient 34 beat cycle called “Khosh-Rang” meaning beautiful colour plus two dance rhythms, one from Egypt and the other from Azerbaijan. For…
…care in the UK today, including the 4,000 children waiting to be homed due to a shortage in adoptive parents. Tickets are £45 and you can buy them here: http://www.baaf.org.uk/content/bag-ladies-2015…
…and movements of migration. Practitioners like Luk Perceval, Jan Lauwers, Anestis Azas, Michel Tremblay, Krzysztof Warlikowski, Robert Lepage, Lola Arias, Angélica Liddell, Fausto Paravidino, Ong Keng Sen, Robert Wilson and…
…Tonight they join with QMUL Chamber Ensemble in what promises to be a special evening of music making. Programme to be confirmed, but please check out www.music.qmul.ac.uk for further information….
…explored imaginative writing voices that emerged through a fictional research proposition. How does such practice relate to a recent understanding of diversity within the UK research environment? https://www.ukri.org/news/ukri-publishes-ethnicity-analysis-of-funding-applicants-and-awardees/ Guest speakers…
…Music Studies. Tunes from likes of Count Basie, Buddy Rich, Gordon Goodwin, Bob Florence and other big band legends will also be a feature. City University Big Band was set…
…and political manifesto soundbites.” Hamish Jenkinson, Director, Old Vic Tunnels National tour commences June 25th, visiting Newcastle, Canterbury, Leicester, Brighton, Manchester and Glasgow. For venue details and bookings see www.mazloom.org.uk….
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