The 50thanniversary of the assassination of US civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr is being marked with an exhibition at the University of Brighton. Continue reading “Brighton marks Martin Luther King’s murder”
Category: What’s on
Graduates 2018: Emmy Sale Fashion and Dress History
Emmy Sale is a final year Fashion and Dress History student who will be showing work in the Graduate Degree Show. Continue reading “Graduates 2018: Emmy Sale Fashion and Dress History”
Join leading writers and publishers at our Creative Writing MA event
On Wednesday 25 April (10am – 12pm) join Araminta Hall, David Headley, Candida Lacey and Erinna Metley for a free event on our Falmer campus. Continue reading “Join leading writers and publishers at our Creative Writing MA event”
CDH Lunchtime Series: Objects Unwrapped
This informal session will introduce a new University of Brighton / Worthing Museum and Art Gallery research collaboration, Objects Unwrapped. Continue reading “CDH Lunchtime Series: Objects Unwrapped”
CAPPE events for April
All welcome Continue reading “CAPPE events for April”
Utopias and Other Stories: Panel Discussion with Charles Holland and Annebella Pollen
Prompted by the current exhibition at the De La Warr Pavilion, I blew on Mr Greenhill’s main joints with a very ‘hot’ breath, lecturers Annebella Pollen and Charles Holland will discuss utopian spaces and places, social reform, modernist ideals and fantasies.
All welcome at CAPPE seminar
The next Centre for Applied Philosophy, Politics, and Ethics (CAPPE) seminar Critical Theory & Radical Politics Seminar will be this Thursday March 1.
Student reviews Diana exhibition
First year Visual Culture student Sarahlouise Newman gives her verdict of Diana: Her Fashion Story at Kensington Palace. Continue reading “Student reviews Diana exhibition”
Post-graduate open evening: 28 Feb
Despite the snowy weather, our open evening at Falmer for MAs in creative writing, languages and linguistics is going ahead as planned. Continue reading “Post-graduate open evening: 28 Feb”
Talking about Transology
E-J Scott, curator of The Museum of Transology, BA(Hons) Fashion and Dress History graduate and Fashion Lecturer at the University of Brighton, will be giving a talk about the history of trans people this week.
Centre for Applied Philosophy, Politics and Ethics events 2018
CAPPE run seminars throughout the year on deeply thought-provoking subjects, featuring fascinating guest speakers from across UK and international academia. View this year’s events. Continue reading “Centre for Applied Philosophy, Politics and Ethics events 2018”
Michael Neu Just Liberal Violence book launch
Humanities students are invited to attend the launch of lecturer Dr Michael Neu’s new book (25 January, 6.30pm, Pavilion Parade) which critically examines forms of direct and structural violence that others may be ‘justly’ subjected to. Continue reading “Michael Neu Just Liberal Violence book launch”
Come and visit us this winter!
It might be cold outside but don’t let that stop you visiting us this winter! Continue reading “Come and visit us this winter!”