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IMPORTANT! The event is still taking place on campus and online however we have had to move the online venue from zoom to Teams. This is the link for tonight: teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup…
And this for tomorrow:
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If the 2024 criteria are set to prioritise ‘value-added’ then HoA rises to the ‘top of the charts’ overall with 10/10. This #valueadded criterion compares students’ entry qualifications with their degree results to show how effectively they are taught. #Studywithus
Author Banu Karaca in conversation with Astrid Schmetterling and Sultan Doughan in Goldsmiths CCA, this Tuesday at 5pm!
Author Banu Karaca in conversation with Astrid Schmetterling and Sultan Doughan.
The National Frame: Art and State Violence in Turkey and Germany rethinks the politics of art by focusing on the role of art in state governance.
This Thursday as part of the Sensing Ends, Outliving Wreckage Series curated by Adrian Heathfield. Join us for Arkadi Zaides's THE CLOUD, which aims to unravel and narrate the story of Chernobyl, a narrative still shrouded in gaps and rife with conspiracy theories.
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We are delighted to announce our Open Call for the Asymmetry PhD Scholarship in the 'Advanced Practices' programme at the Department of Visual Cultures at Goldsmiths, University of London!
This Thursday we have the pleasure of screening two films by Ben River, Urth and Slow Action. The screening with be followed by a Q&A with Gareth Evans. Hope to see you there!
Dr Jenny Doussan, who many of our undergraduates will know from her Fashion as a Dialectical Image modules, has another string to her bow! Here is her new book written by art historians defending the work of art Pornopolitique. Congrats Jenny!
The Spring Term Public Programme is back next week! Following a brief reading week break, we are thrilled to have Martin Savransky join us! No booking required!
Change of schedule for this term's public programme! Join us this week for Basma Al Sharif and Gareth Evans
Spring Term Public Programme Series starts Feb. 1st with Exquisite Catastrophe, a lecture by Adrian Heathfield. We looking forward to seeing you! 5pm in Goldsmiths, Whitehead Bldg, IGLT.
Come and study in the Visual Cultures Department on the MA Contemporary Art Theory and MA Critical Research Architecture! Bursaries available! For more info see link below:
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