Meeting room, capacity 51. Front-facing desks.
Join us for a lecture by our visiting Global Fellow, Prof. Eyitayo Ijisakin, about his work as an artist and his research on contemporary printmaking in Nigeria. This lecture will be delivered in person and online. You can join this lecture online. Microphones and cameras are automatically disabled, but there will be a chat function…
Just us on Friday, April 11th, for presentations, discussion, and an opportunity to look at modern and contemporary prints by African and African disapora artists based in Scotland. This workshop is organised to coincide with the visit of St Andrews Global Fellow, Prof Eyitayo Ijisakin, from Obafemi Awolowo University in Nigeria. Prof. Ijisakin is an…
The domestic plays a key role in photographic histories and contemporary photographic art practice. In this talk, I examine the domestic as an unstable zone of gestures, traces, things, and objects, that is shaped by social and material relations within and beyond home spaces. By examining a diverse range of photographic art, including work by…
Join colleagues (staff and postgraduate researchers) for an informal practice-sharing workshop as we explore waste as a heuristic for dialogue and teaching across disciplinary areas. Fresh on the heels of a similar convening with the York Environmental Sustainability Institute (YESI), Dr Ruth Ezra, School of Art History (and co-editor of ‘Wastework,’ 2024), will offer a…
Join us to celebrate the development and enhancement of the Summer Teams Enterprise Programme (STEP) project website, Chinese Art and Culture in Scotland, which was created by two groups of undergraduate students from the University of St Andrews during the summers of 2023 and 2024. Representatives from the project teams will present the outcomes of…
This is the first workshop in a planned series on ‘Classical Reception and pedagogy’ that will focus on the ways that the reception of classical material culture is currently taught at universities. The workshop will bring together experts from all the Scottish institutions in which the topic is taught to share best practices, including the…
If are a current user of the institutional electronic research notebook, LabArchives, this session will offer you the opportunity to feedback and ask questions to a LabArchives representative. This session is particularly relevant to current users of LabArchives.
This is a two-day conference, with sessions running as follows: Day 1: Wednesday 11 May, 1pm to 5pm (with one 30 minute coffee break) Today (Day 2): 9.30am to 1pm (with one 30 minute coffee break) CONFERENCE AMENDED PROGRAMME 9am to 9.30am: Coffee and tea 9.30am to 10.30am: Politics and Piety Chair: Emily Michelson (University of…
This interdisciplinary conference will bring together scholars from nine countries, from fields including history, art history, architectural history, theatre history, music, theology/religious studies, and literature, with two main objectives: The first is to consider an inclusive definition of ‘sacred drama’ that refers not only to religious theatre, as traditionally understood, but includes rituals and various…
This event presents the outcomes from the workshop ‘The Parliament Brief’ held in February thanks to the partnership between visual artist Davide D’Elia, NOS Visual Arts Production and the Centre for Poetic Innovation at the University of St Andrews led by Derek Duncan and Elodie Laügt with a group of students and participants. Davide D’Elia…