Welcome to the September 2024 edition of CAMC Curates, the newsletter for the Centre for Arts, Memory and Communities. CAMC Curates provides monthly updates from our postgraduate and staff researchers about recent news, events and
publications.
Launch of the Gendered Innovation Living Lab Platform
The long awaited launch of the GILL platform has arrived. This includes a set of resources for researchers, entrepreneurs and innovators to increase gender responsive practices and innovations. The platform will be continually updated during the lifetime of the project. This project is led by Prof. Andree Woodcock in collaboration with a consortium comprised of over 15 partners from across Europe.
Carolina Rito at Chulalongkorn University and Silpakorn University in Thailand
Carolina Rito has been invited to participate in the Bangkok Biennial, a prominent international arts festival in Thailand. Rito will lead a curatorial workshop for students of the MA in Curatorial Practice at Chulalongkorn University, as well as at the Department of Art History at Silpakorn University. This workshop will offer emerging curators the opportunity to engage with her innovative approaches to curatorial practice, fostering a deeper understanding of the intersections between art, culture, and society within the context of Southeast Asia.
Inaugural Meeting of Gender in Innovation Working Group
Prof. Andree Woodcock is leading a new working group to increase the profile, awareness and gender responsive outputs of Living Labs. The Working Group has been set up by the Horizon funded GILL project, which involves 5+ researchers across the university. At the inaugural meeting an action plan for the upcoming year was developed and a gender competency checklist piloted.
Although not a literal transcription, Interior (oil on canvas 122cm x 152cm) is an improvised work that is inspired in part by a scene from the 1979 film Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky and in part by our own culture of surveillance.
Painting by John Devane on exhibit at RBSA Gallery
A painting by John Devane selected for RBSA Prize 2024 is on exhibit this month. This exhibition takes place at the RBSA Gallery, 4 Brook St, Birmingham, B3 1SA (3/09/24 until 12/10/24). The selected painting entitled Interior is an output relating to ongoing research into the interrelatedness of painting, photography and film.The RBSA Prize 2024 is an open submission exhibition and the judging panel are: David Ferry President of the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers, Yvonne Hindle Senior Lecturer Birmingham School of Art and Tabish Khan Critic, writer and trustee of City and Guilds , London Art
School.
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Prof. Judith Mossman to give the Donald Russell Memorial Lecture, St John's College Oxford
Catalina Sirbu and Sheena Gardner presented at ESFL Conference
Catalina Sirbu and Sheena Gardner presented a paper at the ESFL conference in Timisoara, Romania in July 2024. The paper was entitled 'a Trinocular exploration of nominalisation in Romanian student academic writing in English'. Coventry has a long standing involvement with ESFLA through conference presentations, committee membership and chairing sessions. We hosted the 24th conference at Coventry in 2013.
Prof. Juliet Simpson takes up Visiting Full Professor at prestigious Universite Libre de Bruxelles
Juliet will take up her Visiting Professorship invitation at ULB Brussels this October for a 10-day research intensive stay at the Maison des Sciences et des Arts. Collaborating with international colleagues in the Modernitas project (funded by the prestigious Flanders NWO), Prof Simpson will be guest lecturing and leading research workshops on alternative and hidden cultures of modernity and modernism in art and visual cultures of the early 1900s-1930s. Putting a spotlight on women as artists and networkers, alternative artistic communities and emotional modernities, Juliet sheds light on 'modernistas' in global contexts, and for a forthcoming publication on this theme.
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IHR History Lab Annual ConferenceOver the past year, Adeola Eze, as co-convenor at History Lab, significantly contributed to the organisation of the History Lab Annual Conference 2024 that held on Friday, 19th July 2024 on behalf of the Institute of Historical Research (IHR) School of Advanced Study, University of London, at the Senate House, London. Themed ‘Objects and Identity: Exploring Cultural Significance in Material Culture, History, and Identity’, the
conference provided room for thought-provoking discussions on the influence of material objects on history and cultural identities.
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