LITERATURE GIGS DRAMA CONCERTS LECTURES FILM ART
SPRING 2020
CONTENTS
3 LITERATURE 4 MUSIC AND DRAMA 6 GIGS 8 LECTURES AND SEMINARS 19 FILM SCREENINGS 22 ART EVENTS AND EXHIBITIONS 25 SPORTSPARK 20TH ANNIVERSARY 27 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 28 EVENTS CALENDAR
Front cover: The Orielles, Fri 28 Feb, The Waterfront This page: Sara Ahmed, Wed 26 Feb Photo: Lena Bรถhm Back cover: Orchid Brooch: Georges Fouquet. France. 1898-1901. Acquired 1978. Anderson Collection of Art Nouveau Photo: Pete Huggins
All events take place 5.30pm-7pm in the Julian Study Centre 1.02, UEA Free Visit bclt.org.uk Email c.rossi@uea.ac.uk Follow @bcltuea
JANUARY Wed 15 Jan How to write a reader’s report Dr Cecilia Rossi (UEA) Wed 22 Jan Reader’s report clinic Dr Cecilia Rossi (UEA) Wed 29 Jan Theatre translation Foreign Affairs theatre company FEBRUARY Wed 5 Feb Translating style Prof Jean Boase-Beier (UEA)
LITERATURE
LITERARY TRANSLATION WORKSHOPS Events hosted by the British Centre for Literary Translation (BCLT) and led by renowned literary translators
Thu 6 Feb Poetry of the Holocaust: An Anthology Book launch and readings Prof Jean Boase-Beier (UEA) and Dr Marian De Vooght (University of Essex) Wed 12 Feb Translating for the theatre Timberlake Wertenbaker MARCH Wed 4 Mar Translation workshop Alyson Coombes
Wed 12 Feb, 7pm (doors 6.30pm)
Isabel Allende in conversation Lecture Theatre 1, UEA £10 / £6 (students) Visit bit.ly/AllendeUEA Email literaryevents@uea.ac.uk
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MUSIC AND DRAMA
CONCERTS Tickets for UEA concerts are available: Online uea.ac.uk/music-centre/events/tickets In person and by phone St George’s Music Shop (01603 626414) or on the door Visit uea.ac.uk/music-centre/events Email musicevents@uea.ac.uk Call 01603 593948 Follow @UEAConcerts Facebook UEAMusicCentre
Wed 5 Feb, Wed 4 Mar and Wed 6 May, 1.10pm–1.55pm (doors 1.05pm) UEA Music Centre lunchtime concerts Strode Room, UEA Music Centre Free MARCH Sun 8 Mar, 6.30pm–7.30pm (doors 5.45pm) UEA Chamber Choir: Motets by Bach Directed by Tom Primrose (UEA Choirmaster) St George’s Church, Tombland, Norwich Free
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Thu 19 Mar, 7.30pm–9.30pm (doors 6.45pm) UEA Choir and Symphony Orchestra: Fauré Requiem and Saint-Saëns Organ Symphony Directed by Stuart Dunlop (UEA Director of Music) and Tom Primrose (UEA Choirmaster) With Jenny Stafford (soprano) and Jake Muffett (baritone) St Andrew’s Hall, Norwich £12 / £4
Thu 20, Fri 21 and Sat 22 Feb, 7.30pm Cabaret 2020: a night at the musicals Minotaur Theatre – UEA Drama students Free, booking essential Visit minotaurtheatre.co.uk Email ldc.dramastudio@uea.ac.uk Call 01603 592279 Follow @minotaurtheatre Facebook minotaurtheatre
Wed 26 Feb, 7.30pm Mr Burns: a post-electric play Anne Washburn Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts In the aftermath of nuclear apocalypse those left alive cling to shared memories of The Simpsons to try and make sense of their new world £7 / £5
MUSIC AND DRAMA
DRAMA All events take place in the UEA Drama Studio
Visit mountview.org.uk Email ldc.dramastudio@uea.ac.uk Call 01603 592279 Follow @ueadrama Facebook ueastudio
Sat 14 Mar, 4pm–8pm
Voices from Greece Louis de Bernières, Prof Vic Sage (UEA), Dr Liana Giannakopoulou (University of Cambridge) and Prof Peter Mackridge (University of Oxford) Live music by Plastikes Karekles Lecture Theatre 1, UEA Free Visit uea.ac.uk/events Email h.anagnostopoulou@uea.ac.uk
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GIGS
THE NICK RAYNS LCR UEA is known for hosting great gigs and attracting world-class musicians to Norwich All gigs are for over 14s only Prices are advance (more on the door) and may be subject to a booking fee Visit ueaticketbookings.co.uk Email boxoffice@uea.ac.uk Call 01603 508050 Follow @officiallcr Facebook thelcr
FEBRUARY Thu 6 Feb, 7.30pm Bombay Bicycle Club / The Big Moon / Liz Lawrence £29.50
LEVELLERS Fri 20 Mar Photo: Steve Gullick
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MARCH Thu 5 Mar, 7.30pm Jax Jones £18.50 Fri 20 Mar, 7.30pm Levellers £27.50
GIGS
THE WATERFRONT Gigs on King Street, Norwich Visit ueaticketbookings.co.uk Email boxoffice@uea.ac.uk Call 01603 508050 Follow @waterfrontnr1 Facebook waterfrontnorwich
FEBRUARY Fri 28 Feb, 6.30pm The Orielles £12.50 MARCH Mon 9 Mar, 7.30pm Joanne Shaw Taylor £29.50
APRIL Thu 2 Apr, 7.30pm Circa Waves / Red Rum Club £16.50 Tue 28 Apr, 7.30pm Mystery Jets £17.50
MYSTERY JETS Tue 28 Apr Photo: Phoebe Fox 7
LECTURES AND SEMINARS
SPRING INAUGURAL LECTURES Hear about a range of cutting-edge research from UEA’s newest professors All talks take place at 6.30pm in the Julian Study Centre lecture theatre at UEA and are followed by a drinks reception Free Visit uea.ac.uk/events Email events@uea.ac.uk Call 01603 592130
JANUARY Tue 14 Jan The plot against drama: dramaturgy in the age of Netflix Prof Steve Waters (School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing) Tue 21 Jan Infinite change within public sector organisations: praxis transformation and beyond Prof Sally Hardy (School of Health Sciences)
FEBRUARY Tue 11 Feb Our future in energy: a return to remote islands Prof Konstantinos Chalvatzis (Norwich Business School) Tue 25 Feb Renaissance war poetry and its discontents Prof Matthew Woodcock (School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing)
Left to right: Steve Waters, Sally Hardy, Konstantinos Chalvatzis, Matthew Woodcock, Key Yeoman, Richard Meiser-Stedman
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All lectures take place at 6.30pm and are followed by a drinks reception Free, booking essential
MARCH Tue 3 Mar From Norfolk rocks to seeds in space: science communication and the role of the university Prof Kay Yeoman (School of Biological Sciences) Tue 17 Mar A child in every classroom: tackling post-traumatic stress disorder in children and adolescents Prof Richard Meiser-Stedman (Norwich Medical School)
Visit uea.ac.uk/events Email events@uea.ac.uk Call 01603 592130
Thu 13 Feb How algae help bacteria clean up oil spills Dr David Lea-Smith (School of Biological Sciences)
LECTURES AND SEMINARS
UEA LONDON LECTURES Hear about current UEA research, at the Regent Street Cinema in the heart of London
Thu 12 Mar Lights, camera, action! On visibility, voice and the power of film Prof Eylem Atakav (School of Art, Media and American Studies)
*Lecture preceded by screening of Prof Atakav’s film, Growing Up Married, 6pm (run time 27 minutes)
Thu 23 Apr How not to regulate the internet Dr Paul Bernal (School of Law) Thu 14 May Prostate cancer, maths and artificial intelligence Prof Colin Cooper (Norwich Medical School) 9
LECTURES AND SEMINARS
DRAGON HALL DEBATES Dragon Hall Debates tackle a range of topical scientific, cultural and political issues, drawing on the expertise of UEA academics as well as guest thinkers, writers and commentators Curated by UEA and the National Centre for Writing All events take place from 7pm (doors 6.30pm) at the National Centre for Writing, Dragon Hall, Norwich Free, booking essential / Suitable for ages 16+ Visit nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk Email info@nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk Call 01603 877177
Mon 27 Jan Rubbish Control. Alt. Delete? We know that our planet faces serious waste issues, but what if we redefined rubbish? Dr Lorna-Jane Richardson (UEA) will explore the value of preserving our digital heritage, poet Dr John Wedgwood Clarke will take us down to the poetic landfill, Alun Housago (Norfolk County Council) will argue that solutions lie in behaviour change and Rowan Van Tromp (Norwich Food Hub) will challenge us to think about how our economy can work for us – one tin of beans at a time Mon 24 Feb Adolescence The kids are alright… right? Societal rules for our adolescents mutate quicker than you can say Tik Tok. Dr Victoria Cann (UEA) will explore how gender is articulated in our contemporary culture, Dr David Bainbridge (University
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of Cambridge) will explain the strange and wonderful science of our teenage years and local youth activist Taryn Everdeen will share her experiences from the frontline of adolescence Mon 16 Mar Death It happens every day, and all of us have been affected by it. But why is death and dying a taboo topic? Is there hope beyond the grief? Dr Guy Peryer (UEA) will argue for the necessity of improvements to palliative care, and Faye Kalloniatis (Norwich Castle Museum) will explore historical practices through the lens of Egyptology. The panel will be joined by Rachel Clarke, author of Dear Life – A doctor’s story of love and loss (Little, Brown Book Group 2020)
ANY QUESTIONS? FRIDAY 21 FEBRUARY THOMAS PAINE STUDY CENTRE, UEA BBC RADIO 4’S POPULAR ANY QUESTIONS? WILL BE BROADCAST LIVE FROM THE THOMAS PAINE STUDY CENTRE, UEA ON FRIDAY 21 FEBRUARY. Chaired by Chris Mason, a panel of four speakers answer questions from the audience. The programme provides the opportunity for people to challenge politicians, policy-makers, writers and thinkers. Names of panellists will be
Doors open: 6.30PM Audience to be seated by: 7.15PM
TICKETS: WWW.UEA.AC.UK/EVENTS
announced prior to the event.
Any Questions? has been invited to UEA to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Public Media Alliance (PMA) and its close ties with the School of International Development. Founded by the BBC in 1945 and now based at UEA, PMA is an independent global media organisation.
LECTURES AND SEMINARS
CRISIS + CONTROL PHILOSOPHY LECTURES The 2020 Philosophy Public Lecture Series will explore crisis in family life, our prison system, political rhetoric and our emotions, and ask why so many people today are turning to the ancient philosophy of stoicism for answers All lectures take place in the Thomas Paine Study Centre lecture theatre, UEA, 6.15pm–8pm (doors 6pm) The first and final lectures will be followed by a free drinks reception Free Visit uea.ac.uk/philosophy/news-and-events Email philosophyevents@uea.ac.uk Call 01603 593412
JANUARY Tue 14 Jan Seneca on managing a domestic crisis Dr Elizabeth Gloyn (Royal Holloway University of London) Tue 28 Jan Practicing stoicism in prison Dr Ben Walker (Crito Project and UEA) FEBRUARY Tue 11 Feb Is there a crisis of rhetorical culture? Prof Alan Finlayson (UEA) MARCH Tue 3 March Who’s in charge of our emotions? Dr Birgit Breidenbach (UEA)
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Wed 18 Mar The rise of modern stoicism Dr John Sellars (Royal Holloway University of London)
KESWICK HALL CONVERSATIONS: Religious persecution in 2021 The Auditorium, The Forum, Norwich Mondays, 7pm–8.30pm Mon 16 Mar The persecuted church Mon 23 Mar Antisemitism Mon 30 Mar Islamophobia Email events@uea.ac.uk Visit uea.ac.uk/events
To request a copy of the text, one week prior to each workshop: Email o.kuusela@uea.ac.uk Facebook UeaInternationalWittgensteinWorkshop
JANUARY Wed 15 Jan Wittgenstein and moral vision Sasha Lawson-Frost (University of Oxford) Arts 01.15, UEA Wed 29 Jan Wittgenstein and moral realism: the debate continues Dr Sabina Lovibond (University of Oxford) Arts 2.08, UEA FEBRUARY Wed 26 Feb Wittgenstein and Madhyamaka Joshua Smith (UEA) Arts 01.18, UEA MARCH Wed 11 Mar Dr Hanne Appelqvist (University of Helsinki) Arts 01.17, UEA APRIL Wed 22 Apr Philosophy of religion in a Wittgensteinian spirit: radically pluralist and critically descriptive Dr Mikel Burley (University of Leeds) Arts 01.17, UEA
MAY Wed 6 May Naturalism, Wittgenstein and history Prof Jane Heal (University of Cambridge) Arts 01.18, UEA Wed 20 May Wittgenstein on frameworks of thought Pascal Zambito (University of Cambridge) Arts 1.15, UEA
LECTURES AND SEMINARS
WITTGENSTEIN WORKSHOPS Discussion workshops focussing on a text sent by the speaker in advance, Wednesdays, 4pm–6pm Free, open to all
JUNE Wed 3 Jun Wittgenstein on certainty and disagreement Prof Luigi Perissinotto (University of Venice) Arts 1.15, UEA Wed 17 Jun Wittgenstein on responsibility and free will Prof John Hyman (University of Oxford) Queens 0.09, UEA
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LECTURES AND SEMINARS
FUTURE OF THE AMERICAS A new series of panel discussions exploring key issues across the contemporary global world All lectures take place in the Town Close Auditorium, Norwich Castle, on Tuesdays, 6.30pm–8pm (doors 6.15pm) Free, booking essential Visit uea.ac.uk/events Email artsandhumanitiesevents@uea.ac.uk Call 01603 593412
APRIL Tue 28 Apr The futures of the state: rebellion and reaction in the politics of the Americas Chair: Prof Sarah Barrow (UEA) MAY Tue 12 May Future environments: environmental resilience and renewal in the Americas Chair: TBC Tue 26 May Activism in the Americas: resistance and representation across borders Chair: Dr Nicholas Grant (UEA) JUNE Tue 9 Jun Technological futures: the Americas, data and virtual realities Chair: Dr Alison Winch (UEA)
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SYMPOSIUM: ETHICS IN DIGITAL HERITAGE Sat 11 Jan, 10am–5pm
Leading scholars discuss ethical practice, new technologies and more New Science Building 0.07, UEA £15 / £5 (students and unwaged) Visit store.uea.ac.uk Email digitalhumanities@uea.ac.uk Call 01603 597466 Follow @UEADHi
DARWIN DAY AT THE NORWICH RESEARCH PARK Wed 12 Feb, 1pm–5.30pm Lecture theatre 0.21, UEA’s Bob Champion Research and Education Building, Norwich Research Park Free, booking essential Visit bit.ly/2DS5hnu Email lisa.marchioretto@quadram.ac.uk
£5 Visit uea.ac.uk/events/fishertheatre.org Email events@uea.ac.uk or info@fishertheatre.org Call 01603 592130 / 01986 897130
Thu 6 Feb The tuneful electron: a history of electronic music Dr Stephen Bennett (UEA) Thu 5 Mar Hidden histories: mental health and hospitals in East Anglia (with the East Anglian Film Archive) Dr Georgia Walker-Churchman (UEA)
Thu 9 Apr Digital futures: the dark side of the digital age Dr Lorna-Jane Richardson (UEA)
LECTURES AND SEMINARS
EXPLORE! UEA AT THE FISHER A new series of talks by academics from UEA’s Interdisciplinary Institute of Humanities, held at the historic Fisher Theatre in Bungay, Suffolk on Thursdays at 7pm (doors 6.30pm)
IF THESE DOORS COULD TALK Wed 26 Feb, 3pm–4.30pm
Sara Ahmed Lecture Theatre 1, UEA Free, booking essential Visit store.uea.ac.uk Email IIH.Schooloffice@uea.ac.uk Call 01603 593540 Follow @UEAInstitute
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LECTURES AND SEMINARS
HEALTH SEMINARS Monthly seminars and workshops hosted by UEA’s School of Health Sciences Free Email sally.beet@uea.ac.uk
Tue 28 Jan, 12pm–1pm Narrative healthcare: is it time we taught poetry and prose to all healthcare students? Christie Watson Edith Cavell Building lecture theatre, UEA Tue 25 Feb, 1pm–2pm Personal Assistants Dr John Woolham (King’s College London) Queens Building 01.09, UEA Wed 13 May, 1pm–2pm Prof Laura Serrant OBE (Manchester Metropolitan University) Edith Cavell Building lecture theatre, UEA
WHERE NEXT FOR HEALTH HUMANITIES AT UEA? Tue 28 Jan, 7pm–9pm (doors 6.30pm) An evening with Christie Watson Julian Study Centre 0.01, UEA Free, booking essential Visit uea.ac.uk/events Email h.cooper@uea.ac.uk Follow #UEAMEdHums
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DEMENTIA OPEN FORA Bi-monthly exchanges hosted by UEA researchers and the general public – all welcome The Harvard Lecture Theatre, Julian Study Centre 3.02, UEA Free Visit uea.ac.uk/medicine/research/dementia Email dementia.research@uea.ac.uk Call 01603 593540
Wed 5 Feb, 2pm–3pm What factors affect the quality of life of family carers of people with dementia? Milena Contreras (UEA) Tue 21 Apr, 1pm–2pm Why do patients with Alzheimer’s disease get lost, and can we predict who is at high risk? Vaisakh Puthusseryppady (UEA)
CHRISTIE WATSON Edith Cavell Building lecture theatre, UEA Tue 28 Jan
LECTURES AND SEMINARS
JAPANESE ART AND CULTURE Events hosted by UEA’s Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures (SISJAC) Visit sainsbury-institute.org Email sisjac@sainsbury-institute.org Call 01603 597507 Follow @SISJAC_UK Facebook sisjac.org
THIRD THURSDAY LECTURES All lectures take place in Norwich Cathedral Hostry at 6pm 50-minute lecture followed by refreshments Free, booking essential Thu 16 Jan Mount Fuji: changing landscapes in Japanese history Dr Junzo Uchiyama (Sainsbury Institute) and Dr Mark Hudson (Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History)
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Thu 20 Feb Word embodied: entangled icons in medieval Japanese Buddhist art Dr Halle O’Neal (University of Edinburgh) Thu 19 Mar Politics and tradition: Georges Bigot in Meiji Era Christian Polak (SERIC)
Bigot ‘A Fishing Party’ in Tôbaé, No.1, February 1887
All events take place in The Enterprise Centre lecture theatre, UEA, unless otherwise stated* Free, booking opens March 2020 Visit uea.ac.uk/about/sustainability Email c.cornea@uea.ac.uk Call 01603 592873 Follow @GreenFilmsUEA
Thu 7 May, 7.30pm–9.30pm Silent Forests Documentary delving into the heart of Africa’s Congo Basin to meet the men and women trying to save the forest elephant from extinction Screening plus Q&A Town Close Auditorium, Norwich Castle Museum*
Sat 9 May, 1pm–2.30pm Youth Unstoppable: The Rise of the Global Youth Climate Movement This documentary explores the evolution of Slater Jewell-Kemker, a young activist, and a diverse network of youth growing and struggling within the Global Youth Climate Movement
Fri 8 May, 7.30pm–9.45pm The Green Lie Documentary filmmaker Werner Boote joins forces with Katharina Hartmann, an expert in greenwashing, to uncover the fake promises and green lies designed to seduce consumers
Sat 9 May, 4pm–5.30pm The Biggest Little Farm The chronicles of an eight-year quest by John and Molly Chester as they trade city living for 200 acres of barren farmland and a dream to harvest in harmony with nature
Youth Unstoppable, Sat 9 May
FILM SCREENINGS
GREEN FILM FESTIVAL @UEA Film screenings and talks hosted by UEA’s Film, Television and Media Studies department, in conjunction with local Green partners
Sat 9 May, 7pm–9.40pm Woman At War Comedy-drama film about the life of Halla, a 50 year-old woman who leads a double life as a passionate environmental activist
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FILM SCREENINGS
EUROPEAN POLITICAL CINEMA A selection of European political films hosted by UEA’s Language and Communications department All screenings take place at 5.15pm in Arts 01.02, UEA Free Email v.koutrakou@uea.ac.uk
JANUARY Tue 14 Jan I, Daniel Blake UK, Ken Loach, 2016
MARCH Tue 3 Mar The Jewel Italy, Andrea Molaioli, 2011
Tue 21 Jan A War Denmark, Tobias Lindholm, 2015
Tue 10 Mar Circles Serbia, Srdan Golubović, 2013
FEBRUARY Tue 4 Feb Bomb Scared Spain, Borja Cobeaga, 2017 Tue 11 Feb Memories on Stone Germany-Iran, Shawkat Amin Korki, 2014 Tue 18 Feb Human Flow Germany, Ai Weiwei, 2017
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Tue 17 Mar What’s in a Name? France, Alexandre de la Patellière and Matthieu Delaporte, 2012 APRIL Tue 28 Apr Nabat Azerbaijan, Elchin Musaoglu, 2014
Tue 12 May Glory Bulgaria-Greece, Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov, 2016
FILM SCREENINGS
MAY Tue 5 May A Screaming Man France, Mahamat Saleh Haroun, 2010
MEDIA AND THE MIDDLE EAST: RESISTANCE AND ACTIVISM Two day international symposium bringing together scholars and filmmakers Free, booking essential Fri 6 Mar, 5.30pm–8pm Film screening: For Sama (Waad Al-Kateab and Edward Watts, 2019) Cinema City, Norwich Sat 7 Mar, 9am–6pm Panel discussions and short film screenings Keynote: Dr Saeed Talajooy (University of St Andrews) Julian Study Centre 1.03, UEA Email z.khosroshahi@uea.ac.uk Call 01603 592972 Follow @eyelematakav / @zahrfkh
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The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts is a world-class art gallery and museum located on campus at UEA All art events and exhibitions take place at the Sainsbury Centre unless otherwise stated Opening hours Tue–Fri: 10am–6pm Sat–Sun: 10am–5pm Closed Mondays, including bank holidays Daily tours 11am and 2pm* *subject to availability and change Free for Sainsbury Centre members 50% reduction on exhibition tickets for under 18s, UEA staff, full-time students and Art Fund members Visit scva.ac.uk Email scva@uea.ac.uk Call 01603 593199 Follow @SainsburyCentre
EXHIBITIONS Until Sun 9 Feb 2020 Doris Lessing 100 A revealing exploration and reappraisal of the life and work of Nobel laureate Doris Lessing (1919– 2013), one of the most celebrated and extraordinary writers of the twentieth century £8 / £7
Sun 9 Feb – Sat 20 Jun Art Deco by the Sea Curated by Sainsbury Centre Acting Director Ghislaine Wood The show celebrates iconic examples of seaside architecture, from hotels and apartment blocks, to piers, cinemas and lidos, and reveals how Art Deco became the key style for pleasure, leisure and entertainment. This exhibition will feature over 150 works including paintings, posters, brochures, photographs, fashion, ceramics, glass and textiles drawn from both public and private collections across the UK £13 / £12
Sainsbury Centre Sculpture Park Free The Sculpture Park is situated across the UEA campus, with 350 acres of attractive parkland open to everyone to enjoy art, architecture and the natural environment. As well as formal sculpture gardens, the Park offers the tranquillity of the Broad and Yare River Valley and dense urban modernist architecture, designed by leading architects such as Norman Foster, Denys Lasdun and Rick Mather. The Sculpture Park includes important works by Henry Moore, Elisabeth Frink, Lynn Chadwick, Liliane Lijn and Antony Gormley
ART EVENTS AND EXHIBITIONS
Sun 29 Mar – Sun 13 Sep Art Nouveau: The Nature of Dreams This exhibition will examine the spectacular and controversial vision of art practice that raged across the Western world from the end of the 19th century: Art Nouveau. A dazzling selection of ceramic, furniture, glass, jewellery, paintings, posters and prints, sculpture and textiles will be on display, featuring interpretations of nature and the creation of a modern style. Artists and designers will include René Lalique, Edgar Degas, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, William Morris, Alphonse Mucha and Gabriel Dante Rossetti £8
Image: New Brighton & Wallasey Artwork by Septimus Edwin Scott, ©National Railway Museum/Science & Society Picture Library
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ART EVENTS AND EXHIBITIONS
SPECIAL EVENTS Running alongside the major exhibitions All events take place at 6pm on Thursdays in the Elizabeth Fry lecture theatre 01.08, UEA £8 / £6 Free places available for students
FEBRUARY Thu 27 Feb ‘Modernité, Surprise, Nouveauté’: Art Deco fashion Cassie Davies-Strodder (V&A and University of the Arts London) MARCH Thu 5 Mar Curator’s talk: Art Deco by the Sea Ghislaine Wood (Sainsbury Centre) Thu 26 Mar When the sun came out: seaside architecture between the wars Dr Kathryn Ferry
YOUNG ASSOCIATES Art workshops for 16-25 year-olds on Tuesdays in term time: 21, 28, 4, 11, 18 and 25 Feb, 3, 10 and 17 Mar, 4.30pm–6.30pm Sainsbury Centre Studio Free Email n.croose-myhill@uea.ac.uk Follow @sainsburycentre Facebook sainsburycentre
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APRIL Thu 23 Apr By train to the sea Paul Atterbury
WORKSHOPS Sat 7 and Sun 8 Mar, 10.30am–3.30pm Screen printing masterclass weekend with Print To The People Two-day course inspired by Art Deco by The Sea Sainsbury Centre Studio £100, booking essential
Free, booking essential Visit sportspark.co.uk Email sportspark@uea.ac.uk Call 01603 592398 Follow @SportsparkUEA Facebook @SportsparkUEA
Tue 28 Jan, 6pm–10pm Sports science after 6 Sporty brains with relaxed, bitesize talks and games for adults only! Dr Kate Russell (UEA), Tom Leeder (UEA), Rachel Cooke (Active Norfolk), Dr Peter Dawson (UEA), Dr Michael Grey (UEA), Laura Cooledge (PESH), Dan Robathan (Premier League)
Wed 11 Mar, all day BUCS conference cup Regional festival of sport for university teams from across the UK. 30 events with 60 teams finish with a showcase fixture
SPORTSPARK 20TH ANNIVERSARY
SPORTSPARK EVENTS Events to mark the 20th anniversary of the Sportspark at UEA
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WHAT’S ON
Until Sun 9 Feb
Art: Doris Lessing 100
Sun 9 Feb - Sat 20 Jun
Art: Art Deco by the Sea
Sun 29 Mar - Sun 13 Sep Art: Art Nouveau: The Nature of Dreams
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JANUARY Sat 11 Jan
Symposium: Ethics in digital heritage
Tue 14 Jan
Lecture: The plot against drama
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Tue 14 Jan
Lecture: Seneca on managing a domestic crisis
Tue 14 Jan
Film: I, Daniel Blake
Wed 15 Jan
Workshop: How to write a reader’s report
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Wed 15 Jan
Workshop: Wittgenstein and moral vision
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Thu 16 Jan
Lecture: Mount Fuji
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Tue 21 Jan
Lecture: Infinite change within public sector organisations
Tue 21 Jan
Film: A War
Wed 22 Jan
Workshop: Reader’s report clinic
Mon 27 Jan
Debate: Rubbish
Tue 28 Jan
Lecture: Practicing stoicism in prison
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Tue 28 Jan
Seminar: Narrative healthcare
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Tue 28 Jan
Lecture: Where next for health humanities at UEA?
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Tue 28 Jan
Lecture: Sports science after 6
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Wed 29 Jan
Workshop: Theatre translation
Wed 29 Jan
Workshop: Wittgenstein and moral realism
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Tue 4 Feb
Film: Bomb Scared
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Wed 5 Feb
Workshop: Translating style
Wed 5 Feb
Concert: Lunchtime concert
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Wed 5 Feb
Talk: Dementia open forum
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Thu 6 Feb
Lecture: The tuneful electron
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FEBRUARY
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Gig: Bombay Bicycle Club
Thu 6 Feb
Literature: Poetry of the Holocaust: An Anthology
Tue 11 Feb
Film: Memories on Stone
Tue 11 Feb
Lecture: Our future in energy
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Tue 11 Feb
Lecture: Is there a crisis of rhetorical culture?
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Wed 12 Feb
Lecture: Darwin Day
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Wed 12 Feb
Workshop: Translating for the theatre
Wed 12 Feb
Literature: Isabel Allende in conversation
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Thu 13 Feb
Lecture: How algae help bacteria clean up oil spills
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Tue 18 Feb
Film: Human Flow
Thu 20 Feb - Sat 22 Feb Drama: Cabaret 2020: a night at the musicals
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Thu 6 Feb
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Thu 20 Feb
Lecture: Word embodied
Fri 21 Feb
Panel: Any Questions?
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Mon 24 Feb
Debate: Adolescence
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Tue 25 Feb
Lecture: Renaissance war poetry and its discontents
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Tue 25 Feb
Seminar: Personal assistants
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Wed 26 Feb
Workshop: Wittgenstein and Madhyamaka
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Wed 26 Feb
Drama: Mr Burns: a post-electric play
Wed 26 Feb
Lecture: If these doors could talk: Sara Ahmed
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Thu 27 Feb
Talk: ‘Modernité, Surprise, Nouveauté’: Art Deco Fashion
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Fri 28 Feb
Gig: The Orielles
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Tue 3 Mar
Lecture: From Norfolk rocks to seeds in space
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Tue 3 Mar
Lecture: Who’s in charge of our emotions?
Tue 3 Mar
Film: The Jewel
Wed 4 Mar
Workshop: Translation workshop
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Wed 4 Mar
Concert: Lunchtime concert
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Thu 5 Mar
Talk: Curator’s talk: Art Deco by the Sea
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MARCH
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WHAT’S ON
Thu 5 Mar
Gig: Jax Jones
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Thu 5 Mar
Lecture: Hidden histories
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Fri 6 Mar - Sat 7 Mar
Symposium: Media and the Middle East
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Sat 7 - Sun 8 Mar
Workshop: Screen printing masterclass
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Sun 8 Mar
Concert: UEA Chamber Choir
Mon 9 Mar
Gig: Joanne Shaw Taylor
Tue 10 Mar
Film: Circles
Wed 11 Mar
Workshop: Dr Hanne Appelqvist
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Wed 11 Mar
Sport: BUCS conference cup
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Thu 12 Mar
Lecture: Lights, camera, action! On visibility, voice and the power of film
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Sat 14 Mar
Literature: Voices from Greece
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Mon 16 Mar
Debate: Death
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Mon 16 Mar
Conversation: The persecuted church
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Tue 17 Mar
Lecture: A child in every classroom
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Tue 17 Mar
Film: What’s in a Name?
Wed 18 Mar
Lecture: The rise of modern stoicism
Thu 19 Mar
Concert: UEA Choir and Symphony Orchestra
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Thu 19 Mar
Lecture: Georges Bigot in the Meiji Era
18
Fri 20 Mar
Gig: Levellers
6
Mon 23 Mar
Conversation: Antisemitism
12
Thu 26 Mar
Talk: When the sun came out: Seaside architecture between the wars
24
Mon 30 Mar
Conversation: Islamophobia
12
20 12
APRIL
30
Thu 2 Apr
Gig: Circa Waves
Thu 9 Apr
Lecture: Digital futures
15
7
Tue 21 Apr
Talk: Dementia open forum
16
Wed 22 Apr
Workshop: Philosophy of religion in a Wittgensteinian spirit
13
Thu 23 Apr
Talk: By train to the sea
24
Lecture: How not to regulate the internet
9
Tue 28 Apr
Gig: Mystery Jets
Tue 28 Apr
Panel: The futures of the state
14
Tue 28 Apr
Film: Nabat
20
7
WHAT’S ON
Thu 23 Apr
MAY Tue 5 May
Film: A Screaming Man
21
Wed 6 May
Workshop: Naturalism, Wittgenstein and history
13
Wed 6 May
Concert: Lunchtime concert
4
Thu 7 May
Film: Silent Forests
19
Fri 8 May
Film: The Green Lie
19
Sat 9 May
Film: Youth Unstoppable
19
Sat 9 May
Film: The Biggest Little Farm
19
Sat 9 May
Film: Woman at War
19
Tue 12 May
Film: Glory
21
Tue 12 May
Panel: Future environments
14
Wed 13 May
Seminar: Prof Laura Serrant
16
Thu 14 May
Lecture: Prostate cancer, maths and artificial intelligence
Wed 20 May
Workshop: Wittgenstein on frameworks of thought
13
Tue 26 May
Panel: Activism in the Americas
14
9
JUNE Wed 3 Jun
Workshop: Wittgenstein on certainty and disagreement
13
Tue 9 Jun
Panel: Technological futures
14
Wed 17 Jun
Workshop: Wittgenstein on responsibility and free will
13
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ART NOUVEAU: THE NATURE OF DREAMS The Sainsbury Centre, UEA Sun 29 Mar – Sun 13 Sep
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