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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.
All events take place from 6pm in Seminar Room 3 and 4 at UCL History of Art Department, 20 - 21 Gordon Square, London WC1H 0AG unless otherwise noted.
Summer 2019 Programme
| Date | Subject | Content |
| Saturday 15 June | Symposium | Para-tactics |
Spring 2019 Programme
| Date | Subject | Content |
| Saturday and Sunday 26-27 January | Conference | Anni Albers and the Modernist Textile |
| Tuesday 19 February | Group session | One slide |
| Saturday 9 March | Symposium | Virtual Spaces: Metaphor and Materiality |
| Tuesday 12 March | Films | Social Movement Part II: A Selection of Films by Maya Deren and Helen Levitt |
Autumn 2018 Programme
| Date | Subject | Content |
| Tuesday 2 October | CSCA Second Annual Lecture Darby English (University of Chicago) | Black As Well As White As Well As Blue: A Case Study 6pm Archaeology Lecture Theatre, 31-34 Gordon Square |
| Monday 8 October | Power Vertical: Politics and Aesthetics in the Global East Launch event | Featuring art theorist and curator Kuba Szreder (Academy of Fine Arts, Warsaw) in conversation with Peg Rawes (Professor of Architecture and Philosophy, Bartlett). Full details at Power Vertical facebook The Forum at UCL INstitute of Advanced Studies, 6pm |
| Wednesday 17 October | Film Screening | Allan Sekula, Tsukiji (2001) Deatils and registration at eventbrite |
| Wednesday 24 October | Syposium/Book Launch | Approaching the Sea: Allan Sekula's Fish Story. Organized and moderated by Stephanie Schwartz, speakers include: Steve Edwards, Tamar Garb, Jonathan Stafford and Andrew Witt. The event will take place at the IAS. More information and registration at eventbrite |
| Thursday 13 December | Film Screening | Eadward Muybridge, Zoopraxographer by Thom Andersen |
