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Members – The Global Contemporary Research Group
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Art & Care Series: Socially Engaged Art during and after Covid – MA Contemporary Art Theory
Ian Nesbitt (socially engaged artist, filmmaker, and pedestrian based in Sheffield, UK) ‘A trajectory of unlearning as a result of the pandemic’;. – ... Cover image: (c) Ian Nesbitt, The Book Of Visions, 2021, image credit: Laura Page Photography.
Programme – Winter Tales Book Festival
Free. 4 – 5pm. O Come, All Ye Jacobites: The Hidden History of Carols ( Ian Bradley).
Masterclasses 2019 – Architectural Conservation Masterclasses
7/02. Ian Gunn. Postponed for Monday 18 March. 14/02 with IHBC. ... Monday. 18/03. Ian Gunn. No. 7 eccles street, Dublin – In Praise of the Ordinary.
CV – Women's Music in the Herring Industry
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G2 – Learning and Teaching Conference 2022
Speakers: Catherine Bovill, Ian Glen, One Pusumane and Emma Taylor. Theme: Student-Staff Co-Creation Curriculum Work.
7 – 1980 – Edinburgh Architecture Research
Ian Appleton. The Dilemmas of Urban Leisure Policy. Frank M.Locker. Full Framed Steel Construction in Britain.
Programme – EdMAC – Edinburgh Music Analysis Conference
6C 2.30–4.30pm. Pedagogy and Conceptual Underpinnings (Chair: Ian Pace). Hali Fieldman Re (Independent), ‘Purposing Adorno’s Surplus’.
Lessons from the Forth bridges: a story of connections in Family Medicine – Postgraduate Life
On the third day of the summer school of the Master of Family Medicine programme, the weather was a little bit warmer, and Ian from Kenya, with his passion for history ... Images credits: Ian Kibet, Tobias Oluoch, Tania Gahama Ineza. Posted by CMVM
Members of the REWG – Decolonised Transformations
Dr Ian Stewart will be looking at the links between the University and colonialism.