Academic non-commercial enterprise

Globe project- Janetka Platum and Olivia Sherringham, School of Georgraphy
Globe is a mobile, dynamic and evolving piece of art that contributes new ways of researching and understanding home and migration. Each rotation refers to the local and the global, challenging our perception of home territory and geographical boundaries, questioning ideas of who falls inside and outside, them and us.

Island and the Interval and the Instant - Steven Eastwood, School of Languages, Linguistics and Film
ISLAND is a ground-breaking artists’ documentary, the result of 12-months filming at the Earl Mountbatten hospice on the Isle of Wight. over the year, Dr Steven Eastwood, artist-filmmaker and reader in film practice in School of Languages, Linguistics and Film, worked closely with people nearing the end of life. showing rarely seen and intensely private events, the film follows the progression of illness for four characters and, for one, the last hours of life, the moment of death, and after death care. Island sensitively bears witnesses to the temporality and phenomena of dying.

Migrant Literature Walks – Nadia Valman, School of English & Drama
Nadia Valman created free guided walks using literature by migrant writers from the mid-nineteenth century to the 1960s to explore experiences of displacement, expectation and belonging, to see london anew, and to stimulate discussion of how the metropolis has been shaped by its long history of migration.

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