Organised by the Centre for Practice-Based Research in the Arts, this series of lectures aims to blur the boundaries between the formal lecture and artistic performance, offering both creative practitioners and academics the opportunity to experiment with new ways of presenting their ideas and their work.
Can a found object really be considered a work of art?
Find out more about James's performance lecture
Something of the first cause, the impossibilities of meaning and about the routes of an Antiquarian-ism...
Find out more about Bryan's performance lecture
Drawing upon the conventions of the reading group and the practices of psychic development, participants will attempt to blind read academic texts sealed inside envelopes.
Find out more about Julia's performance lecture
ijereja is a transliteration of the Mycenean Greek word for ‘priestess’ in the Cretan-Minoan script known as Linear B.
Find out more about Lauren's performance lecture
A digital entendre between Panos Ghikas and Matt Wright.
Find out more about Panos and Matt's performance lecture
Part of a series of events organised by the Centre for Practice Based Research in the Arts, Canterbury Christ Church University, to celebrate the first 100 years of Dada.
Find out more about Tim Long's performance lecture
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