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Dieter Declercq publishes on Irony, Disruption and Moral Imperfection

By gjm32 | 22 July 2020

Dr Dieter Declercq, Lecturer in Film and Media Studies in the School of Arts, has recently published an article entitled ‘Irony, Disruption and Moral Imperfection‘ … Read more

Sian Stevenson on BBC Radio Kent

By Michael | 18 July 2020

Sian Stevenson, Senior Tutor and Lecturer in Drama and Theatre, was interviewed on the Dominic King Show on BBC Radio Kent earlier this week to discuss … Read more

Olly Double interviewed on ‘Zoom For Thought’ podcast

By gjm32 | 17 July 2020

Dr Olly Double, Reader in Drama in the School of Arts, has recently been interviewed by Dan Harding, Deputy Director of Music at Kent for … Read more

Dermot O’Brien interviewed by KMTV on arts rescue fund

By gjm32 | 08 July 2020

Dermot O’Brien, Senior Lecturer in Drama at the School of Arts, has been interviewed by local news station KMTV about the UK government’s recent announcement … Read more

Dieter Declercq to host webinar on ‘Stories, Wellbeing and Business’

By gjm32 | 01 July 2020

Dr Dieter Declercq, Lecturer in Film and Media Studies, will be running a webinar in partnership with Kent Innovation and Enterprise entitled ‘Stories, Wellbeing and … Read more

Sian Stevenson interviewed by AAL online

By Michael | 26 June 2020

Further to the Active & Assisted Living (AAL) Programme Smart Ageing Prize 2020 being awarded to the Moving Memory Dance Theatre Company, created by Sian Stevenson, … Read more

Ben Thomas talk on art historian Edgar Wind

By Michael | 26 June 2020

Dr Ben Thomas, Reader in Art History, will be giving a talk on Edgar Wind and the American artist R. B. Kitaj at the Italian … Read more

Ben Thomas and Kostas Gravanis in conversation with author Claudia La Malfa

By gjm32 | 19 June 2020

Ben Thomas, Reader in Art History, along with Kostas Gravanis, PhD candidate in History and Philosophy of Art, will be in conversation with Dr Claudia … Read more

Tamar Jeffers McDonald’s research on Doris Day features on Great Lives

By Michael | 06 June 2020

Dr Tamar Jeffers McDonald, Reader in Film and Head of the School of Arts, has featured on BBC Radio 4’s Great Lives in an instalment … Read more

Kaitlyn Regehr discusses Incel culture and lockdown for The Express

By gjm32 | 05 June 2020

Dr Kaitlyn Regehr, Lecturer in Media Studies in the School of Arts, has just been interviewed by the The Express newspaper about her research on … Read more

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