Professor Eric Csapo (University of Sydney): Choregic Dedications and what they tell us about Comic Performance in the Fourth Century BC
Date and time: Tuesday 12 April, 2pm
Date and time: Monday 11 April, 5.30pm-7pm
Heather Carroll (University of Edinburgh): ‘“What a fat nasty B—”: Satirical Prints of Female Political Rivals; Rosanne Waine (Bath Spa University): Eighteenth-Century Sartorial Culture: Politically Dressing the Body and Home
Professor Richard de Dear (University of Sydney): Thermal Delight in Architecture.
Venue The Hunter Lecture Theatre Room 017, ECA Lauriston Place
Date and Time: Monday 11th April , from 4 - 6pm
Atelier Present:
Richard Sennett The Craftsman
Lecture Theatre F21, 7 George Square.
ROUNDTABLE:
QUEBEC'S CHARTER OF VALUES AND THE
CHALLENGE OF DIVERSITY
John A Hall (McGill)
Christine Ross (McGill)
James Kennedy (UoE)
8 APRIL,13:00-1500
PROJECT ROOM 1.06, 50 GEORGE SQUARE
Dr Mark Altaweel (University College London)
‘Patterns of Looting in Syria/Iraq and the Western Art Market’
SEMINAR: ABOLITION, MEMORY & TIME
Saturday 16 April, 12 - 4.30pm
Ticket price includes lunch £10 (£6.50)
Speakers:
Dr Michael Morris, Liverpool John Moores University.
Michael Morris’ talk considers the dual role of the cultural sphere in overturning a widespread ‘collective amnesia’ about the slavery past.
He will discuss Graham Fagen’s exhibition in the context of a growing stream of novels, plays, documentaries and articles, which ask searching questions of Scotland’s imperial role.
Green Tease workshop: Music Festivals & Climate Change with Matt Brennan
Wednesday 6 April, 5pm in Evolution House Board Room
Join Dr Matt Brennan (University of Edinburgh) and Creative Carbon Scotland for an interactive discussion and workshop exploring what roles music festivals can play in the transition to a more sustainable society.