Urban Transformations and Contemporary Art in China
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Tate Liverpool
£25, concessions available
The Centre for Chinese Visual Arts (CCVA) at Birmingham City University aims to foster new understandings and perspectives of Chinese contemporary arts, design and visual culture through interdisciplinary practices and theoretical studies.
Marking the 20th anniversary of the Shanghai-Liverpool twinning cities in 2019, we are now convening the 12th CCVA Annual Conference in collaboration with Tate Liverpool. This two-day event invites researchers, curators, artists, designers and architects in the fields of art, design, visual culture and urban studies at all stages of their careers worldwide to reassess the significance of the urban transformations in China, and to reflect upon their impact on everyday experience and artistic and curatorial practices in the globalised world.
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People of Print: printers, stationers and booksellers 1500-1830
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CSPACE Seminar - The Governance of Outstanding Education in England
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Handmade by Machines: Seized by the Means of Production
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