The purpose of Arts Lab is to support and encourage research and interdisciplinary collaboration across the College of Arts at the University of Glasgow.
Glasgow, Scotland
Joined February 2019
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UofG Arts Lab retweeted
How did tea transform Glasgow's social scene? Our Scottish Food Heritage Symposium explores tea's journey from luxury to cultural cornerstone.
Organised by @UofGArtsHums @lindsmiddleton @Tenementkitch & Glasgow's @N_T_S Mackintosh at the Willow.
➡️gla.ac/41UNh6L
ALT Dr Lindsay Middleton standing in a tearoom holding a cup and saucer.
UofG Arts Lab retweeted
ICYMI @itvnews at 10 fascinating piece on the world of tea with @UofGlasgow @lindsmiddleton & @N_T_S Oliver Braid. Uncover how a simple cuppa transformed our social landscape ahead of tomorrow's Scottish Food Heritage Symposium.
Starts @ 27:11
youtu.be/HRBhQDbnUCM?si=6bw0…
SALON DES REFUSÉS
Thursday, 16 January, 5-7pm
A social gathering for @UofGArtsHums staff and @UofGlasgow colleagues to shake off past research rejections.
Wolfson Medical School Atrium, University Avenue, Glasgow G12 8QQ
Further details at:
eventbrite.co.uk/e/salon-des…
UofG Arts Lab retweeted
Explore the intersections of text & image with @UofGArtsLab Textual Editing Lab's exhibition.
Visit Tuesday 3 December – Sunday 15 December 2024
08:30 - 19:30 (GMT) @UofGARC.
👉 Find out more ow.ly/JIfO50UfExQ
Image artwork: Jane Hyslop
ALT Artwork by Jane Hyslop. An open book resting on orange card; the left pages are covered in text, the right pages feature illustrations of flowers.
UofG Arts Lab retweeted
There's still time to apply to join the @UofGArtsLab Textual Editing free two-day workshop.
6 - 8 December 2024
Application deadline: Mon 28 October
Learn more & apply:
ow.ly/JmcH50TLouk
Wednesday 16 October at 4 pm, 4 Professors' Sq., Heritage, Urban Studies & Development Lab presents African Continuities in South Asia -- Professor Shihan de Silva Jayasuriya (Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge) @OphiraGamliel @UofGHistory @TRSGlasgowUni
UofG Arts Lab retweeted
Weds 16 October, 4 pm
Prof Shihan de Silva Jayasuriya
AFRICAN CONTINUITIES IN SOUTH ASIA: ENRICHING THE POLITICAL, ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL LANDSCAPE
Upper seminar room, 4 The Square
Further details, online option:
gla.ac.uk/events/listings/in…
@UofGArtsLab @OphiraGamliel @TRSGlasgowUni
UofG Arts Lab retweeted
Today 4 pm @UofGARC Rm 223.
Tunisian artist Rafram Chaddad takes a view of identity and future possibilities from the perspective of contemporary Jewish life in Tunisia.
Details bit.ly/3XHBLtk
rafram.com/
@UofGArtsLab
@OphiraGamliel
UofG Arts Lab retweeted
Tomorrow!
Artist @rafram_x on the concept of contemporary archaeology in Tunisia. Identity & future possibilities: a view from Jewish life in Tunisia.
See bit.ly/4eqI2R8 (scroll down)
@UofGArtsLab @UofGArchaeo @OphiraGamliel @UofGCulture @TRSGlasgowUni @UofGHumanities
Upcoming events from our Heritage, Urban Studies & Development Lab on 8 and 16 October gla.ac.uk/colleges/arts/rese…
Coming up in @UofGArtsLab Heritage Lab Autumn programme: Tue 8 Oct, Rafram Chaddad on aesthetics of contemporary Jewish life in Tunisia bit.ly/3XHBLtk
Wed 16 Oct, Shihan de Silva Jayasuriya on experiences & agency of Afrodescendants in S. Asia bit.ly/3N94kLy
Today @UofGARC hosted by our ArtsLab Heritage, Urban Studies, and Development research Lab.
Time: 17:30 - 18:30
Venue: ARC Room 237b-c
Ōṭṭaṉ Tuḷḷal is a traditional South Indian performance genre featuring a solo artist telling stories from the South Asian epics.
Today @UofGARC THE STORY OF THE CELESTIAL FLOWER: AS TOLD BY ŌṬṬAṈ TUḶḶAL MANALOOR GOPINATH
5:30 pm
All are welcome to experience this colourful and humorous South Indian performance genre.
Hosted by @UofGArtsLab Heritage Lab
@UofGArtsHums
gla.ac.uk/events/listings/in…
Coming up on 2 September, from ArtsLab: Heritage, Urban Studies and Development Lab
The Story of the Celestial Flower: as told by Ōṭṭaṉ Tuḷḷal Manaloor Gopinath.
Further details via this link:
events.bookitbee.com/univers…
UofG Arts Lab retweeted
Few photos from @TheEmpireCafe #WhoOwnstheClyde Listening Party at the brilliant Revelator on Clyde Street. Thanks to @UofGArtsLab for documenting & supporting & as always to my comrade & co-conspirator @JudeBarber1
UofG Arts Lab retweeted
. @UofGGamesLab much appreciated being part of @UofGArtsLab Showcase recently in @UofGARC. Many interesting conversations on #games & #gaming in research, teaching & engagement, & great to hear about the latest research from the different Labs across ArtsLab. #MondayMotivation
ALT A group of people from the University of Glasgow's Games and Gaming Lab (UofGGamesLab), standing in a line facing the camera, some of them standing behind a stall and next to posters displaying different projects of the Lab, in an indoor building, the Advanced Research Centre (ARC).
UofG Arts Lab retweeted
Today our Heritage Lab launches Kappalile (In the Boat), a Jewish Malayalam weeding song that has inspired artists and researchers to co-create a new form of expression of intangible heritage conservation.
youtu.be/mGcNMHcvqXc?si=wqd3… via @YouTube
ArtsLab Showcase 2!
We are hosting our second Labs Showcase on Friday, 7 June, 10 am to 12 noon in the @UofGARC Atrium.
Drop in for ten minutes or two hours, have coffee & cake, and meet colleagues who are using our Labs as purposeful playgrounds for interdisciplinary research.
UofG Arts Lab retweeted
Join us at @UofGArtsLab Showcase: Friday @UofGARC 11 am
Heritage & Urban Studies Lab presents the premiere of Kappalile (‘In the Ship’) a video artwork based around a traditional Malayalam Jewish wedding song from Kochi, Kerala. Research & co-ordination by @OphiraGamliel
UofG Arts Lab retweeted
Sail away with the latest #StoriesFromGlasgow podcast and Prof Faye Hammill @UofGEngLit
Listen to discover the glamour - and realities - of life aboard the ocean liner
Available wherever you listen to podcasts
ow.ly/P8eX50RE5vi
ALT Illustration of the Emperess of Britain ocean liner on deep blue seas against pale pink and blue skies; text in overlays reads “Stories From Glasgow Podcast Episode 2: Ocean Modern”
UofG Arts Lab retweeted
New podcast from @UoP_Maritime! Fascinating insights about naval widows in WW1, women's roles in the maritime sector, & Glasgow's shipbuilding heritage. Interviews with @melanie_bassett @Zara_Money23 & Faye Hammill. Listen now bit.ly/3yfY3td
@UoP_History @portsmouthuni
ALT Dr Melanie Bassett, Research Fellow in Public Engagement, University of Portsmouth
ALT Zara Money, former MA Naval History student, University of Portsmouth
ALT Professor Faye Hammill, Professor of English Literature and Canadian Studies, University of Glasgow
ALT Port Cities and Maritime Cultures logo