LOUCIA MANOPOULOU

Temporal Connections

24 - 29 March 2018

Farnham Maltings

 

 

Research Student Exhibition: The Long Kiln Room, Farnham Maltings

24 - 29 March 2018 10 - 5pm / Private View 27 March 5.15pm - 7.30pm

 

Research Student Conference: The Great Hall, Farnham Maltings

27 March 2018 10am - 5.15pm

 

Temporal Connections

The conference and exhibition explore the relationship between culture and time through practice. The aim is to create a discussion around the different issues and aspects of research currently undertaken by PhD students at UCA.

The Keynote speech will be delivered by Susan Aldworth associate lecturer on the Art & Science MA at Central Saint Martin’s, London. Susan has a background in philosophy, and a strong interest in investigating the workings of the human mind, especially consciousness and our sense of self.

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Student Presentation Titles
Tracey Drew - Haunted aesthetics: disrupting the temporal frame

Liv Pennington - I am not Content: the management of the female image in contemporary image culture (and its discontents)

Anna Falcini - Re-illuminating the landscape of the Hoo Peninsulathrough the media of film (the porousness of past & present)

Martha Todd - Embodying the unreal - the mannequin in the context of post-humanist contemporary art practice

Loucia Manopoulou - Crafts, sound and motion: Tradition, time and space

Marcelo de Melo - From Image Creation to Cosmic Noise through the Practice of Contemporary Mosaic Art

Fiona Macdonald - The representation of Interspecies Temporalities in Living Installation Versus Moving Image

Jaci Foster - It embodies my mother...

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If you require further information, please email:roffice@ucreative.ac.uk

 

Exhibition

Chris Day, Jennie Jewitt Harris, Kate Boucher, Marcelo de Melo, Peta Jacobs, Denise Jones, Jaci Foster, Jo Lovelock, Tracy Drew