Barrelstout Productions Film Retrospective
Early doors invitation to Barrelstout Productions (with our own Bev Zalcock) screening evening organised by BIMI – Birkbeck Institute for the Moving Image. Please see the following link for more […]
Early doors invitation to Barrelstout Productions (with our own Bev Zalcock) screening evening organised by BIMI – Birkbeck Institute for the Moving Image. Please see the following link for more […]
Jacqueline Springer (COM346 Race, Gender and the Media and HOM400.1 Black British Music: Exploring Identity through Sound) travelled to Texas over the summer to interview Charley Pride, the African-American country […]
Congratulations to our Syracuse London and Florence faculty for recently awarded funding for their research projects and conference presentations. Seven Syracuse Abroad Faculty Selected as Global Innovation Fund Recipients
Ella Finer, who teaches our “Performance Live” class, will be speaking at Goldsmiths on 26 March 2019. Her talk, “Falling Outside: Sonic Miscellanies and the Wildlife of Sounds” will explore […]
Syracuse London faculty’s work outside the classroom this fall included Bev Zalcock’s (ETS430.2 Global Cities and World Cinema) and Sara Chambers’ short “My Name is Lola Lola ” included at […]
Congratulations to our professor Malcolm Johnston, who has been appointed Executive Fellow of Essex Business School. Malcolm will be working as a liaison between business and adult learners at Essex, […]
Dr Justin Hunt, (FIL300.1/QSX400.2 British Masculinity on Screen and QSX400.1 Sex, Gender and the City has just published “After the After-Party” in LGBTQ+ Nighttime Spaces: Past, Present & Future, Urban […]
On March 9, Bev Zalcock’s films (made with partner Sara Chambers; they are Barrelstout Productions, formerly Pitbull Productions) opened the Birkbeck Essay Film festival with a “Friends, Lovers & Revolution! […]
Couldn’t get into Professor Stephen Hannah’s Money and Banking course here at Syracuse London? Not to worry, you can get a taste of it on Professor Hannah’s course website’s blog, […]
Closing soon (September 2) , the exhibition “Migrate” will be held at Omeara (http://www.omearalondon.com/events/migrate/). Sponsored by NEXTgen London and the Impossible Project, using instant analogue film (polaroids!) http://uk.blouinartinfo.com/news/story/2477157/london-photo-exhibition-explores-human-migration?utm_source=Blouin+Artinfo+Newsletters&utm_campaign=e937b6425a-Blouin+Artinfo+News+08.29.2017&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_df23dbd3c6-e937b6425a-81879697 and the […]