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2024
June
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Scottish Society for Northern Studies Conference
-The Scottish Society for Northern Studies will hold its annual conference in Aberdeen 26-28 June. Speakers from DHPA, LLMVC and Geosciences will feature alongside external colleagues and creative writing and music events. Day-rates as well as full residential packages are available. Please see https://www.ssns.org.uk/events/aberdeen2024/ for more details and to register.
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Centre for Autism and Theology Webinar
-Webinar: 'Kinship in the Household of God' What: Cynthia Tam will explore the concept of belonging to a church community from the perspective of autistic people who are not using speech or language as their primary means of communication. Cynthia will describe a participatory action research project in which she explored...
May
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Art History Double Book Launch!
-Join us on 15 May to celebrate the publication of books by department members Isabelle Gapp and Hans Hönes.
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Why and how should we respect the dead?
-Discussion event at Aberdeen Art Gallery, Friday 3 May 2024, 2-4pm
April
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The Art History Research Seminar
-Decolonial Encounters with Hollywood Cinema: The Fragment as Audiovisual Metonym in Artists' Moving Image Professor Sarah Smith (Glasgow School of Art)
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Environmental Art History Virtual Roundtable
-An Environmental History Week event, presented by the Network in Canadian History and Environment and the University of Aberdeen
March
February
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Nordic Literatures Read-Aloud - with a North-East Scotland twist!
-The Centre for Scandinavian Studies and the Swedish department are co-hosting a Nordic Literature Read-Aloud - with a North-East Scotland twist! We will hear about Astrid Lindgren's much-loved character Emil and his adventures in the early 20th century Swedish countryside, when Emil invites the whole poorhouse to a party and...
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Striking Impressions
A new exhibition on faces co-curated by Dr Helen Pierce with Clare Sutherland in Psychology and Sam Revell from Special Collections, is now open in the Sir Duncan Rice Library. Members of the Art History Society will be running tours on Thursday lunchtimes in due course, and the exhibition will be...
