The 2023 David Vilaseca Memorial Lecture is now available to watch on our YouTube channel! @Sarah100Wright spoke about 'Embracing sound in the "Basque New Wave"' https://t.co/HFE35jyx8G
The Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures at
@royalholloway invites expressions of interest from potential applicants to the 2026 @LeverhulmeTrust
Early Career Fellowship scheme. Details of the process and deadlines here 👇
https://t.co/APXrfNkqld
This year's David Vilaseca Memorial Lecture will be delivered by Prof Claudia Hopkins (Edinburgh) on Tuesday 19 November, 18:15-19:30, at our Egham campus: 'From ethnographic to camp Orientalism: Gabriel Morcillo Raya'.
Booking and further details here: https://t.co/pqmuH0qk9A
Huge congratulations to our colleague Dr James Kent whose beautiful photographic portrait 'Cary, Axiuli & Haytoo, Havana, Cuba' has been shortlisted for the @NPGLondon's prestigious Taylor Wessing Photo Prize 2024, and will be part of the accompanying exhibition. 1/3
It will soon be time for our Welcome Week social gathering to kick off the new year. If you have a place with us we'll see you there! And if you’d like to join us it’s not too late - call our #Clearing hotline to find out about our courses. Lines open till 7pm: +44(0)1784 772455.
Where could #Clearing take you? It allowed Evie to discover our most flexible course, Liberal Arts, and it changed her life! We also have places in Comparative Lit and Culture, Modern Languages, and many combinations. Call: +44 (0)1784 772455.
Applications for @GettyMuseum Library Research Grants are now open. The grant was transformative to my PhD and longer-term research goals. I would be delighted to offer advice to anyone applying to this fantastic scheme! https://t.co/IiaZC1WJwW
Back in June 2021, in the run-up to the (Covid-delayed) Tokyo Olympics, we hosted Prof. Mike O'Mahony, who presented a fascinating paper on the visual representation of the Olympic Games. Catch up with the recording here: https://t.co/GWVYygnapd
The afternoon sessions of our symposium are focused on THE ZONE OF INTEREST. Papers explore the film’s historical context, topography, sensory qualities, and lacunae.
The HRI is delighted to invite you to the book launch of 'Yiddish Cinema: The Drama of Troubled Communication'.
Authors Jonah Corne and Monika Vrečar will be in conversation with our Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Dr William Pimlott.
Wonderful to have Dr Martin Stern present at our symposium - Martin was born in the Netherlands in 1938 and is a Holocaust survivor. https://t.co/svC5pmtRIZ
In this session we’re privileged to have Bianca Stigter in conversation with our colleague Simone Gigliotti. OCCUPIED CITY is based on Bianca’s 2019 book Atlas of an Occupied City: Amsterdam 1940-1945.
Among many insights, Bianca tells us that she and Steve McQueen will soon be curating a follow-up installation / exhibition using some of many hours of unused footage for OCCUPIED CITY. Exciting news!
Our symposium SOUNDING THE SPACES OF HISTORICAL EXPERIENCE has kicked off with a panel on Steve McQueen and Bianca Stigter’s film OCCUPIED CITY (2024). Organised with @RHUL_HRI
Last few days to register! 'Sounding the Spaces of Historical Experience: Remapping the Cinema of the Holocaust' will encourage participants to discuss film, place & adapting & re-using archival content in contemporary cinematic approaches to the Holocaust.https://t.co/2VP1d2KROr
Now available 👇: the programme for the symposium
SOUNDING THE SPACES OF HISTORICAL EXPERIENCE: REMAPPING THE CINEMA OF THE HOLOCAUST (18 May, @RoyalHolloway Egham campus).
See next post in this 🧵to register. Organised by @RHUL_HRI and @RHUL_CVC. 1/2 https://t.co/CO6PUtDxu2
Congratulations 🎉to our colleague Prof James Williams on the publication today of his new book about the film XALA (1974) by Senegalese director Ousmane Sembene. It appears in the @BFI Film Classics series from @BloomsburyBooks, and is very affordable! https://t.co/bOo7C4znon
CVC's James Kent has published a photo essay in The Times! It features work from his project "¡No hay más na'!" (There's nothing left), a portrait of Cuban boxing’s next generation, focusing on a community boxing gym run by former champion José Álamo Utria.