Monday 24th February,
5.15pm, Teviot Lecture Theatre.
Anna Groundwater (National Museum of Scotland) and Georgia Vullinghs (NMS/History of Art): Loyalty and Resistance: The Affective Power of Jacobite Material Culture.
[Edinburgh Early Modern Network]
Wed 12th February,
5.15pm, G.01, 50 George Square.
Julia Smith (ECA): The World of Colour in Printed Books from Renaissance Nuremberg.
[Edinburgh Early Modern Network]
Wed 29th January,
5.15pm, G.01, 50 George Square.
Hannah De Witt (LLC): What About Mary? The Crossdressing of Mary Fitzallard in the Shadow of Moll Cutpurse.
[Edinburgh Early Modern Network]
6.30pm, Room LG34, Paterson's Land, Holyrood Road.
Angus Miller: The Land Doesn't Lie Still: How Geology Shapes Scotland.
Further details and free registration at https://edin.ac/30Mp8iI.
[Centre for Open Learning - Open Lectures series]
6.30pm. Visit with Lindy Richardson, Programme Director, Textiles, School of Design, ECA, to see her embroidery exhibition ‘Touching Stitches’, Please meet at the exhibition, ground floor, George Square Main Library. Event organised by Friends of Edinburgh University Visual Arts.
Dr Catherine Crompton: Co‐designing an autistic peer support framework for mainstream secondary schools.
Please click HERE to go to the talk.
Material Culture in the 17th and 18th Centuries Research Cluster invites you to their inaugural lecture with Dr Kate Smith (University of Birmingham).
Tuesday 17 March 2020
17:30 Playfair Library
Edinburgh
Free but ticketed https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/loss-and-dispossession-in-the-long-eighteenth-century-tickets-88816637955
‘Loss and Dispossession in the Long Eighteenth Century’
Professor Hester Blum - Ice Ages
[IASH Work in Progress talk]
Dr Arunima Bhattacharya: Disciplining the aberrant body in Colonial Calcutta: Calcutta handbooks as regulating devices
Arunima Bhattacharya (A.Bhattacharya@leeds.ac.uk )