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Run Run Run
Publication date: Apr 02, 2014 04:43 PM
Start:
Jun 26, 2014 10:00 AM
End:
Jun 26, 2014 06:00 PM
Location: Slade Research Centre, Woburn Square, London WC1E
Headline Acts: Dr Hayden Lorimer, Reader, School of Geographical and Earth Sciences, University of Glasgow. Professor Gregg Whelan / Lone Twin, artist and Professor of Performance, Falmouth University
CfP: Meaning Call for Papers / Performances / Paintings / Playlists / Participation / etc etc. Including call for artworks for exhibition 'Running London' (interpret in anyway you wish). Deadline 20 April 5pm.
Activities include: Keynote speeches, Talk Fests, art exhibition, running-centred performances, tours, film screenings, workshops, discussion groups, networking, crisps-munching, beer-guzzling, wine-sipping, merry-making.
Run by: Alan Latham, Senior Lecturer, UCL's Department of Geography. Kai Syng Tan, artist-researcher, Slade School of Fine Art.
Come join us at this cross-disciplinary and not-the-run-of-the-mill conference about running, by runners, for runners (and the sceptics). (Possibly) the first time on planet earth that denizens of the academic world and beyond from all walks of life and disciplines flock (and run) together to celebrate everything about running. Are you ready? On your mark. Make a mark. Make history.
Supported by: UCL Faculty Institute of Graduate Studies, Slade
http://kaisyngtan.com/category/r3fest/
Contact: Kai Kai@kaisyngtan.com
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