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CSCA: Centre for the Study of Contemporary Art 2024/2025

The Centre seeks to generate debate concerning those pressing questions facing the contemporary condition of art, as well as providing a valuable space in which to work through the complex trajectories of contemporary art's long history. Engaging with the work being done by postgraduate students and staff in the department, the Centre provides a place to think, theorise and historicise contemporary art, exploring what it has become in light of the complex global, historical, social and political aspects of its current expanded field.

Term 1 

Date & Time SubjectDetails
Tuesday 8 October, 6-8pmMoran Sheleg Book Launch

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IAS Forum

Friday 25 October, 5-8pmLecture: Amy Sillman

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IAS Forum

Thursday 7 November, 1-1.45pmTamar Garb introduces ‘Portia Zvavahera: Zvakazarurwa’ 

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Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge

Wednesday 20 November, 5-7pmScreening: Sigmund Freud’s Dora (1979)

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G06, 21 Gordon Square

Tuesday 10 December, 4.30pmTour of the exhibition: ‘The Imaginary Institution of India, 1975-1998’

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Barbican Centre

Term 2

Date & Time SubjectDetails
Wednesday 12 February, 4-6pm Reading group meeting

History of Art research students and staff only

Room 101 (seminar room 4), 20 Gordon Square

Wednesday 26 February, 2-4pmExhibition tour: 'Peter Hujar - Eyes Open in the Dark'

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Raven Row

Wednesday 12 March, 4:30-6:30pmPeter Hujar - Eyes Open in the Dark: Symposium

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Rooms 101 and 102, 20 Gordon Square

Tuesday 18 March, 6-8pmBook Launch: ‘African Diaspora Art History’ with Eddie Chambers

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IAS Forum

Wednesday 19 March, 4-6pmReading group meeting

History of Art research students and staff only

Room 101 (seminar room 4), 20 Gordon Square

Term 3 

Date & Time SubjectDetails
Tuesday 29 April, 5-7pmRichard Hylton on 'Donald Rodney: Art, Race and the Body Politic'

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Room 780, IOE, 20 Bedford Way

Thursday 29 May, 5:30-9pmBook launch: Soviet Factography: Reality Without Realism by Devin Fore

Full details TBC

Book launch: Lankester LT (5:30-7:30)
Reception: G06, 21 Gordon Square (7:30-9pm)

 

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