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Month: April 2019

Aylish Wood Inaugural Professorial Lecture

By gjm32 | 30 April 2019

Professor Aylish Wood, Professor in Film, will be giving her Inaugural Professorial Lecture, entitled ‘Making Waves: Taking a Software Approach to Moana and What It … Read more

Call for contributions for ‘Inside Out’ symposium

By Michael | 26 April 2019

Contributions are sought for a two day symposium as part of the Playing A/Part research project, led by Nicola Shaughnessy, Professor of Performance in the … Read more

Paul Allain to deliver keynote address

By Michael | 25 April 2019

Paul Allain, Professor of Theatre and Performance in the School of Arts and Dean of the Graduate School, will give a keynote address at an … Read more

‘Comedy and Mental Health: Future Directions’ conference

By gjm32 | 24 April 2019

The  Performance and Theatre Research Cluster and the Identities, Politics and the Arts Research Cluster in the School of Arts warmly invite you to conference … Read more

Margherita Laera wins funding for theatre translation education resource

By Michael | 24 April 2019

Dr Margherita Laera, Senior Lecturer in Drama and Theatre in the School of Arts, has just won Follow-On Funding for Public Engagement and Impact from … Read more

Nostalgia podcast with Lawrence Jackson

By Michael | 23 April 2019

Lawrence Jackson, Senior Lecturer and Deputy Head of Film (Film Practice), is the subject of the latest podcast on ‘Nostalgia’, as part of an ongoing … Read more

Launch of Playing A/Part website

By Michael | 19 April 2019

The School of Arts is delighted to announce the launch of a dedicated website for the Playing A/Part research project, investigating the identities of autistic … Read more

Booking open for the Gothic Feminism conference 2019

By Michael | 18 April 2019

The Department of Film and the Histories: Art, Drama and Film Research Cluster are delighted to be organising a conference on ‘Technology, Women and Gothic-Horror … Read more

History of Art PhD student publishes major biography of Edgar Wind

By Michael | 17 April 2019

Bernardino Branca, a PhD student in the History and Philosophy of Art in the School of Arts, has published a major new intellectual biography of the … Read more

Alumna Amber Winston on the Coffee Art Project

By gjm32 | 16 April 2019

Kent alumna Amber Winston, who completed a BA (Hons) in Visual and Performed Arts at Kent in 2015 and an MA in History and Philosophy … Read more

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