Event Archive

Talk on Animistic metamorphosis amidst globalization: Subversion, individuation and restorations in Gwich'in Country (Yukon Flats, Alaska).

Explores the origins of the Pictish kingdoms of Northern Scotland.

Talks on Northern Witches followed by a showing of rare original Aberdeen City Council archives and an evening showcasing previous performances of experimental film, video art, architecture and music.

Part of the Interdisciplinary North Seminar Series (Autumn 2014) featuring the North Theme Postgraduates. Who will each will present a short summary on their research and findings, so far.

Join us for two short films exploring the effects of resource extraction on northern waters.

Re-experiencing Sound and Rtes in a Viking, Pre-Christian, and Early Christian Landscape - Public Lecture and Exhibition - Free entry.

This new festival is all about the research and thinking that affects the cultural fabric of our city, the surrounding region and wider society. With most events free.

Meet academics from Aberdeen and Stavanger as well as author Steffen Sorum at a seminar on the nature and character of cities that have been marked by a rapidly growing oil industry.

Three academics from the Department of Anthropology will participate in an international event centred around the Anthropocene; a term proposed to describe the last 200 years during which human activities have significantly impacted on global ecosystems.

Join us for a film tracing the development of the Alaska pipeline in the 1960s and 1970s (60 mins).