Events 2018/2019
- Jerome Branche in conversation with Marcus Wood: Exploding Archives (8 March 2023) - CILAVS is delighted to invite you to this in conversation event, in which Leverhulme Visiting Professor Jerome Branche and Professor Marcus Wood will debate ways of creating an alternative, more inclusive colonial archive that incorporates the records and art left... Continue Reading →
- Everything as Everything: Maroonage and the Elementalist Aesthetic of Jesús Cos Causse, or The Revolution will not be Sacralized (14 March 2023) - We are delighted to invite you to Professor Jerome Branche’s fourth Leverhulme Lecture on Tuesday, 14 March at 6pm. Professor of Latin American Literature and Cultural Studies at the University of Pittsburgh, Professor Branche is a Leverhulme Visiting Professor in the Department of... Continue Reading →
- Black Life and Death in Theory: ninguneo, Necropolitics, Afropessimism, and an Afrofuture (3 March 2023) - We are delighted to invite you to Professor Jerome Branche’s third Leverhulme Lecture on Friday, 3 March at 6pm. Professor of Latin American Literature and Cultural Studies at the University of Pittsburgh, Professor Branche is a Leverhulme Visiting Professor in the Department of... Continue Reading →
- White/mestizo Heritage Tourism, the Restoration of Ruins, and Colonial Nostalgia: Towards the Consideration of a Black Counter-narrative (24 January 2023) - We are delighted to invite you to Professor Jerome Branche’s second Leverhulme Lecture on Tuesday, 24 January at 6pm. Professor of Latin American Literature and Cultural Studies at the University of Pittsburgh, Professor Branche is a Leverhulme Visiting Professor in the Department of... Continue Reading →
- (Of Souls and Black Folk): On Accumulation, Conversion, and Colonial Capture, Alonso de Sandoval’s Treatise on Slavery (De Instauranda Aethiopum Salute, 1647) (2 December) - We are delighted to invite you to Professor Jerome Branche’s Leverhulme Lecture on Friday, 2 December at 6pm. Professor of Latin American Literature and Cultural Studies at the University of Pittsburgh, Professor Branche is a Leverhulme Visiting Professor in the... Continue Reading →
- Alien Nation: The Cinema of Michel Lipkes (21-22 October) - Presented by Birkbeck Institute for the Moving Image, Birkbeck Centre for Iberian and Latin American Visual Studies, and Close-Up Film Centre Friday 21 October (Birkbeck) and Saturday 22 October (Close-Up) Mexican filmmaker Michel Lipkes has dedicated much of his professional life to... Continue Reading →
- Trafficking the Earth: Photography, Communities, and Extractivism (5 October) - CILAVS Early Career Researchers Network and London Mining Network are pleased to invite you to the round table Trafficking the Earth: Photography, Communities, and Extractivism, an evening event that will discuss the politics of extractivism and the effects of these politics in communities and the... Continue Reading →
- Representing hidden histories on stage and screen: First Workshop with The CATALINA Film Team (21 Sep) - When: 21 September 2021Venue: Online To register, please click here This first workshop aims to provide you with insights into the process of how the Untold Arts team translates hidden histories into theatre and film and introduce you to our... Continue Reading →
- Chasing the Revolution: Marie Langer, Psychoanalysis and Society (Lily Ford, 2021, 55m) (28 May) - Marie Langer’s life encapsulates one of the great struggles of the mind of the twentieth century. Born in Vienna, and a participant in the Spanish Civil War, Langer brought the critical tools of psychoanalysis to the social and individual problems... Continue Reading →
- The destruction of images in the medieval and early modern world: Jews, Muslims, Protestants and Catholics in Iberia (20 Nov) - Date and time: Fri, 20 November 2020, 18:00 – 19:00 GMTLocation: Online Book your place now. In this paper, Prof Borja Franco presents the main written and visual sources that captured trials for iconoclastic behaviour in medieval and early modern... Continue Reading →
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