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Join Giuliana Pieri for a Saturday Gallery Tour of the exhibition Fausto Melotti: Counterpoint at the Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art, London on Saturday 9 March (3 pm). For more information...
15 February 2019, Royal Holloway Where is Modern Languages in digital culture and digital arts? And where in digital culture in Modern Languages? SYMPOSIUM REPORT The ‘digital turn in the humanities’ has...
Canadian Association for Italian Studies Conference, Orvieto, June 13-16 ‘New Realities and the Avant-Garde’, organised by Prof Paola Sica This panel intends to continue a debate carried out by various scholars interested...
Title of the Conference: Interart/Intermedia experimentation in Italy through the ages (from the medieval age to the present) Dates and Venue April 12-13, 2019; Royal Holloway In collaboration with School of Modern...
For the Society for Italian Studies Biennial Conference in Durham in the summer of 2013, I was invited (in the context of this research project) to talk about interdisciplinarity in the secondary...
If in 1603 the popular question was ‘to be or not to be?’, nowadays it is ‘to be specialised or to be interdisciplinary?’. Never was there a question of more woe than...
[This post gathers some preliminary ideas developed during the RHUL Research Training Programme in Interart/Intermedia methodologies] When the Italians remember the Second World War the main events that come to their minds...
[On Monday 10th September 2018, UCL and the Slade School of Fine Art will award an Honorary Fellowship to director and writer Lorenza Mazzetti. The event will take place at the British...
Traditionally modelled around a ‘lone scholar’ approach, research in the arts and humanities has been shifting in recent years towards collaborative practices more familiar to scholars in the social and natural sciences....