How can we help history students engage with sources? This is a key question for many history teachers. A-level history students find deconstructing sources easy. Yet, they find using ‘biased’ evidence, especially...
The conference ‘Sites of Cultural Agency: Creative Knowledge Production in the Arts and Humanities’, held at and in collaboration with the British School at Rome (BSR) examines the intimate link between material...
As a new workshop with schools at Tate Exchange fast approaches (Tate Modern, 16 May 2019, 12-3pm), and our collaboration with schools around the country continues to flourish, I continue to reflect...
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...
Society for Italian Studies Panel Submission PANEL 1 Title: Interart and Intermedia in Italy Speakers: Dr Clodagh Brook (Birmingham), Prof Giuliana Pieri (Royal Holloway), Dr Emanuela Patti (Birmingham) Focus and aims This...
PANEL Italy’s “Expanded Cinema”: Cinema and The Electronic Arts Cinema has, since its very origins, been a plural medium, one which encompasses theatre, photography, music and other forms. However, since the sixties,...
Workshop Two: “Making Places” Monday, 18th April 2016, University Roma Tre Hosted by the University of Rome (Roma Tre) with the support of the British School at Rome (BSR), our second workshop...
Workshop One: “Visual Storytelling: Examples from Italy” Wednesday, 2nd March 2016, 3pm-7.30pm Institute of Advanced Studies University College London South Wing, Room G09 Gower Street, London Organized by the AHRC-funded research project...