Date: Wednesday 29 January 2020 Time: 17:15 - 18:30 Categories: Concerts and music, Academic events Venue: 14 University Gardens, University of Glasgow G12 8QL Speaker: Fabrice Fitch, Royal Music Association
Royal Musical Association Research Colloquia at the University of Glasgow
Date: Wednesday 12 February 2020 Time: 17:15 - 18:30 Categories: Concerts and music, Academic events Venue: 14 University Gardens, University of Glasgow G12 8QL Speaker: Inja Stanovic, University of Huddersfield
Date: Thursday 05 March 2020 Time: 17:30 - 19:00 Categories: Films and theatre Venue: Gilmorehill Halls, University of Glasgow G12 8QQ Speaker: Shane Boyle, Queen Mary - University of London
What is the fossil economy of live art? And what, if anything, has live art registered about the social and environmental transformations wrought by a capitalist economy geared to perpetual growth and fuelled by ever-increasing volumes of fossil fuels like oil?
Date: Wednesday 11 March 2020 Time: 17:15 - 18:30 Categories: Concerts and music, Academic events Venue: 14 University Gardens, University of Glasgow G12 8QL Speaker: Anna Bull, University of Portsmouth
Date: Thursday 19 March 2020 Time: 15:00 - 17:00 Categories: Concerts and music, Social events, Academic events Venue: 14 University Gardens, University of Glasgow G12 8QL Speaker: Iain Findlay-Walsh, University of Glasgow
Date: Wednesday 25 March 2020 Time: 17:15 - 18:30 Categories: Concerts and music, Social events, Academic events Venue: 14 University Gardens, University of Glasgow G12 8QL Speaker: Marcin Stawiarski, University of Caen
Date: Thursday 30 April 2020 Time: 17:30 - 19:00 Categories: Films and theatre Venue: Gilmorehill Halls, University of Glasgow G12 8QQ Speaker: Anna Harpin, University of Warwick
Offering a counter argument to regular interpretations of Kim Noble’s work as reckless glimpses into the mind of a mad man, Anna Harpin presents the dynamics of intimacy, exposure, and care that are at play in his theatre work. Rejecting a pathologising and anti-intellectual gaze, Harpin explores the relationship between tenderness and cruelty excavating questions about what it means to be person, to have a life, and to live with difficult feelings.
