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Listen to current Bartlett students read from their work on architectural history and theory. Each evening session has been expertly curated to share narratives readings with complementary themes.
The readings will be streamed on Instagram Live on our channel, @bartlettarchucl. No registration is required.
You can catch up on previous readings on our IGTV channel.
Dates
Monday 14 September, 19:30
'Landscapes of Experience and Memory'
Wiam Mostefei, 'Architecture in Dystopian Literature'
Ewa Roztocka, 'Landscape and Monument'
Benjamin Sykes-Thompson, 'Norfolk Soundscapes'
Wednesday 16 September, 19:30
'Making the Urban'
Samuel Dodgshon, 'New Town Cumbernauld'
Joanna Rzewuska, 'Medellin Through Three Perspectives'
Monday 21 September, 19:30
'Race, Culture, Gender, Identity'
Abazz Shayaam-Smith, 'Fiat building Eritrea, colonisation, modernism and identity'
Rosy Todd, 'Chora and Gender, Eileen Gray'
Isaac Simpson, 'Bi-racial identity and hybridity'
Wednesday 23 September, 19:30
'Architectural Language'
Hoh Gun Choi, 'The Cairn in North America, Vernacular as Disguise'
Maxime Willing, 'Syncretism in the Sicilian Architectural Tradition'
