LITERATURE GIGS LECTURES CONCERTS FILM ART
SPRING 2022
Contents
3 Literature 5 Drama 6 Music 7 Gigs 9 Lectures and Seminars 17 Discover Japan 18 Film Screenings 20 Art Events and Exhibitions 26 UEA Refugee Week 27 Additional Information 28 Events Calendar
Front cover: Oh Wonder, The Nick Rayns LCR, Fri 22 April, 7.30pm This page: Natalie and Naomi Evans, Lecture Theatre 1, UEA, Wed 18 May, Photo: Jordan Mary Back cover: Leiko Ikemura, Usagi Kannon, Sainsbury Centre, Photo: Andy Crouch
UEA Live looks forward to celebrating spring 2022 with a fresh and exciting programme. With headliners including literary heavy-hitters Jon McGregor and Monica Ali, up-and-coming political activists Shon Faye, and Naomi and Natalie Evans, as well as hilarious social commentator Raven Smith, the festival continues its mission to bring a broad spectrum of perspectives to UEA and the wider community
Literature
UEA Live: Spring 2022
All events take place on Wednesdays in Lecture Theatre 1, UEA at 7pm Season ticket (all eight events): £63 / £54 (students) Individual tickets: £9 / £5 (students) Digital season ticket (online playback): £30 Visit uealive.com Email uealive@uea.ac.uk Follow @UEALitFest #UEALive
MARCH Wed 2 Mar Jon McGregor Wed 9 Mar Monica Ali Wed 16 Mar Courttia Newland Wed 23 Mar Kate Bowler
APRIL Wed 27 Apr Joanna Cannon MAY Wed 4 May Shon Faye Wed 18 May Natalie and Naomi Evans
Wed 11 May, 7pm
Raven Smith
Lecture Theatre 1, UEA £9 / £5 (students) Photo: ©Richard Dowker
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Literature
International LGBTQ+ Literature for Children and Young Adults Book Launch Join the British Centre for Literary Translation online to celebrate the publication of International LGBTQ+ Literature for Children and Young Adults, edited by BJ Epstein and Elizabeth L Chapman, and featuring the work of scholars, authors, translators and activists from around the world. Hear about some of the LGBTQ+ books published for children and young adults in different languages and cultures, and how you can encourage the publication of more such literature in the future Thu 20 Jan, 12–1.30pm Online Free Visit bclt.org.uk Email bclt@uea.ac.uk Follow @bcltUEA
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UEA Drama invite you to join the launch of Scrounge, a new play by Drama alumna Amie M Marie. Amie is a queer and disabled comedian, writer and performer based in Norfolk, specialising in YA prose and stage plays. Scrounge is based on real conversations between disabled people and assessors, doctors, the public and whistleblowers who have called out the “grave and systematic violations” (UN, 2016) of disabled peoples’ rights in the UK. Scrounge was shortlisted for the Snoo Wilson Award for Scriptwriting in 2018
Drama
Book Launch: Scrounge, by Amie M Marie
Thu 27 Jan, 7pm Drama Studio, UEA Free Email ldc.dramastudio@uea.ac.uk
Cabaret 2022: a Night at the Musicals The annual Musical Theatre Showcase, produced by the Minotaur Theatre Company, is a spectacular event in aid of chosen charities Fri 4 – Sun 6 Mar Drama Studio, UEA Free (with a donation to charity) Tickets can be reserved at uea.ac.uk/events from February Email UEAcabaret2022@gmail.com Follow @minotaur_cabaret #Cabaret2022 5
Music
Concerts Bookings online: uea.ac.uk/music-centre/events/tickets Ticket sales in-person and by phone: please check website for updates* Visit uea.ac.uk/music-centre/events Email musicevents@uea.ac.uk Call 01603 593948 Follow @UEAConcerts Facebook UEAMusicCentre Instagram @UEAmusiccentre
FEBRUARY Wed 2 Feb, 1.10–1.55pm (doors at 1.05pm) UEA Music Centre lunchtime concerts Strode Room, UEA Music Centre Free
MARCH Wed 2 Mar, 1.10–1.55pm (doors at 1.05pm) UEA Music Centre lunchtime concert Strode Room, UEA Music Centre Free Sun 20 Mar, 6.30–8.30pm (doors at 5.45pm) UEA Chamber Choir Spring Concert St George’s Church, Tombland, Norwich Free
*All tickets non-refundable unless the event is rescheduled or cancelled
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All profits from UEA Music Centre concerts are used to fund scholarships for students
Thu 24 March, 7.30–10pm (doors at 6.45pm) UEA Choir and Symphony Orchestra: These Things Shall Be St Andrew’s Hall, Norwich £4 / £12
MAY Wed 4 May, 1.10–1.55pm (doors at 1.05pm) UEA Music Centre lunchtime concert Strode Room, UEA Music Centre Free
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
JANUARY Wed 19 Jan, 6.30pm Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls £37.50
MARCH Mon 28 March, 7.30pm Jake Bugg £25
Sun 30 Jan, 7pm Kiefer Sutherland £32.50
APRIL Fri 22 April, 7.30pm Oh Wonder £20
FEBRUARY Fri 11 Feb, 6.30pm Echo & The Bunnymen £35
MAY Sat 21 May, 6.30pm Charli XCX £26
Kiefer Sutherland Sun 30 Jan, The Nick Rayns LCR
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Gigs
The Adrian Flux Waterfront Gigs on King Street, 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 @WaterfrontNR1 Facebook WaterfrontNorwich
JANUARY Fri 28 Jan, 6.30pm Fisher & The Ferrymen + Ebb Tide £7 FEBRUARY Sat 12 Feb, 6.30pm Miles Kane £22.50 MARCH Wed 2 March, 7.30pm The Cribs £23.50
Fri 18 Mar, 6.30pm Dream Wife £14 APRIL Fri 1 Apr, 6.30pm Aldous Harding £20 Sun 24 Apr, 7pm Juno Birch £20
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The World Art Research Seminar is a weekly series of talks hosted by Art History and World Art Studies at UEA, featuring a mix of online and in-person research events. Free and open to all Speakers to be announced early 2022 – follow @ART_UEA for the latest info Wednesdays during term time, 3.30–5pm Free Online and in-person Follow @ART_UEA
Lectures and Seminars
World Art Research Seminar: Spring 2022
Dementia Open Forum: Can web-based acceptance and commitment therapy support family carers of people with dementia?
Presentation by Dr Tamara Backhouse (UEA) Thu 24 Feb, 2–3pm Free, booking essential Online Visit uea.ac.uk/groups-and-centres/ dementia-research-collaborative Email dementia.research@uea.ac.uk Follow @UeaMed Facebook MedicalSchoolUEA 9
Lectures and Seminars
Spring Inaugural Lectures Join in person or online to hear about cutting-edge research from UEA’s newest professors, covering topics affecting all areas of living today All events take place on Tuesdays in the Julian Study Centre lecture theatre, UEA at 6.30pm, followed by a complimentary drinks reception Free Visit uea.ac.uk/events Email events@uea.ac.uk Call 01603 592130 Follow @UEAEvents #UEALiveLecture
JANUARY Tue 25 Jan From viruses and receptors to inclusive and innovative teaching Prof Anja Mueller (School of Pharmacy)
FEBRUARY Tue 8 Feb Queerying families: contested belonging in a neoliberal age Prof Christine Cocker (School of Social Work) Tue 22 Feb Archaeology, heritage and climate change: how recent research is influencing international policy agendas Prof Jo Clarke (School of Art, Media and American Studies)
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Lectures and Seminars
MARCH Tue 1 Mar Taming turbulence Prof Chris Atkin (School of Engineering) Tue 15 Mar Beyond the black and white pictures Prof Vassilios Vassiliou (Norwich Medical School) Tue 22 Mar ‘Unpopular people’ and the rewriting of history Prof Becky Taylor (School of History)
From top left: Prof Anja Mueller, Prof Christine Cocker, Prof Jo Clarke From top right : Prof Chris Atkin, Prof Vassilios Vassiliou, Prof Becky Taylor
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Lectures and Seminars
UEA Philosophy Public Lecture Series 2022: ‘Big ideas in education: past, present and future’ How we learn to think about the world shapes what can be thought about it. Education, then, is philosophy in action. Now, in these times of enormous challenge and change, it has never been more important to question what it is we do when we teach and learn. The UEA Philosophy Public Lecture Series 2022 invites a team of experts to discuss some of the ‘big ideas’ in education. Looking back and forward for inspiration, it explores what is taught, how, when and why. Finally, it imagines what possible learning lives future generations might hope to lead All events take place at the Thomas Paine Study Centre lecture theatre, UEA, from 6.15–8pm (doors at 6pm) Free, booking essential / Suitable for ages 16+ Visit bit.ly/UEAPhiEvents2022 Email PhilosophyEvents@uea.ac.uk Twitter @philosophyUEA Instagram @UEAphilosophy
FEBRUARY Tue 1 Feb Why is Lawrence Stenhouse still important? Prof John Elliott (UEA)
MARCH Tue 15 Mar Where and how will education take place? Prof Judith Suissa (UCL)
Tue 8 Feb Beyond the ivory tower? Dr Victoria Showunmi (UCL) and Dr Sophie Scott-Brown (UEA)
Tue 22 Mar What if? Imagining future landscapes of education Dr Harry Dyer, Dr John Gordon, Dr Esther Priyadharshini (all UEA)
Tue 22 Feb Why has education become so instrumental? Dr Geoff Hinchliffe (UEA) with UEA student support
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Lectures and Seminars
Art History Encounters This lecture series is hosted by UEA’s department of Art History and World Art Studies. Aimed at a general audience, the talks present a series of ‘encounters’ between art history and other fields and disciplines. Lectures are held on Tuesdays in March at Dragon Hall, Norwich, 5.30–6.30pm (doors at 5pm), and are free Visit uea.ac.uk/about/school-of-art-media-and-american-studies/art-history Email e.krcma@uea.ac.uk Twitter @ART_UEA Instagram @ArtHistoryUEA
MARCH Tue 1 Mar The medieval epic poetry of Dante Alighieri is reimagined by the 20th century American artist Robert Rauschenberg Tue 8 Mar Dr Sarah Wade (UEA) explores how contemporary artists and curators are addressing the present ecological emergency, with a focus upon the ocean Tue 15 Mar Dr Nick Warr and Dr Simon Dell (both UEA) explore how the great photographer Walter Nurnberg trained his camera upon the workers and industries of Norwich in the post-war period
Artists/Oceans A series of artist talks hosted online by the department of Art History and World Art Studies. This series is organised and chaired by Dr Sarah Wade (UEA) and Dr Pandora Syperek (Loughborough University London), and funded by UEA’s Annual Adventures in Research Fund and the Leverhulme Trust. All events take place online on Thursdays, booking essential Visit tinyurl.com/4vs9946m Email richard.delahaye@uea.ac.uk
Thu 10 Feb, 6pm Klara Hobza in conversation with Bergit Arends Thu 17 Feb, 6pm Kasia Molga Thu 24 Feb, 12pm Shimabuku Thu 3 Mar, 12pm Sonia Levy
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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 #SISJAC #TTL #ThirdThursdayLecture Facebook sisjac.org Instagram @SISJAC_UK
Third Thursday Lectures All lectures take place on Thursdays in-person at The Hostry, Norwich Cathedral and online, 6–7.30pm (doors 5.30pm) followed by refreshments Free, booking essential In-person / Online Thu 20 Jan Leiko Ikemura (TBC)
Lectures and Seminars
Japanese Art and Culture
Thu 17 Mar Dr Daria Melnikova (SISJAC) Thu 21 Apr Dr Koto Sadamura (SISJAC) Thu 19 May Prof Yoshida Kenji (National Museum of Ethnology, Osaka)
Thu 17 Feb Paul Madden CMG (Asia Pacific Advisor, former UK ambassador to Japan)
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Lectures and Seminars
Centre for Japanese Studies Research Seminars The Centre for Japanese Studies brings leading experts in the field to a global online audience through its research seminar series. Tickets can be booked up to two weeks in advance via JapanInNorwich.org. Timings vary according to where speakers join from, so please subscribe to JapanInNorwich.org for the latest updates Online Free Visit JapanInNorwich.org Email cjs@uea.ac.uk Call 01603 597507 Follow @CJS_UEA Facebook SUEA
JANUARY Thu 13 Jan, 1pm Professor Rayna Denison (University of Bristol) FEBRUARY Thu 24 Feb, 11am Prof Sebastian Maslow (Sendai Shirayuri Women’s College) MARCH Fri 11 Mar, 1pm Prof Andrew Littlejohn (Leiden University)
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‘Discover Japan’ is coming to the Forum! Are you interested in Japanese language and culture? Perhaps you have thought about learning Japanese or visiting Japan one day? If so, this is a fantastic event for you! Take part in various intercultural activities, including a Japanese language taster, origami, Japanese calligraphy and many more. The event is supported by the Japan Foundation
Discover Japan
Discover Japan
No need to book Free Sat 26 Feb, 10am–3pm The Forum, Norwich
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Film Screenings
Green Film Festival @UEA UEA’s Green Film Festival provides an exciting programme of free film screenings and events, presenting and bringing together intersecting interests within environmental issues and cinema The festival aims to generate conversation around global environmental challenges and solutions, and everyone is welcome. Each film will be accompanied by a short talk by an expert speaker. These events support the University’s internationally renowned environmental research and ethos Further details (including screening times) will be announced on the festival website: UEAGreenFilmFestival.co.uk
Thu 19 May Silent Forests This documentary film takes audiences into the heart of Africa’s Congo Basin to meet the men and women trying to save the forest elephant from extinction. It is an intimate, character-driven portrait of conservationists and activists who are struggling to stop forest elephant poaching in Africa’s Congo Basin region Town Close Auditorium, Norwich Castle Museum
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Sat 21 May The Green Lie Environmentally friendly electric cars, sustainably produced food, fair production... Big corporations would have us believe that we can save the world just by buying the right stuff. In his latest documentary, Werner Boote joins forces with Katharina Hartmann, an expert in greenwashing, to uncover the fake promises and green lies designed to seduce consumers Lecture Theatre One, The Enterprise Centre, UEA
Film Screenings
Fri 20 May The Biggest Little Farm This highly engaging and entertaining film is suitable for family-viewing, rated PG. Featuring breath-taking cinematography, captivating animals and an urgent message to heed Mother Nature’s call, this documentary film provides us with a vital blueprint for better living and a healthier planet. The film chronicles the eight-year quest of John and Molly Chester as they trade city living for 200 acres of barren farmland and a dream to harvest in harmony with nature Town Close Auditorium, Norwich Castle Museum
Highlights from the East Anglian Film Archive The East Anglian Film Archive (EAFA) is the accredited regional archive for the East of England. EAFA is presenting lunchtime screenings showcasing highlights from the archive film collection The Archive Centre, Martineau Lane, Norwich NR1 2DQ Wed 30 Mar, 11.30am and 1pm Booking required Free Visit eafa.org.uk Email eafa@uea.ac.uk Follow @EAFilmArchive
All screening events will include special guest speakers/ audience Q&A
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Art Events and Exhibitions
The Sainsbury Centre The Sainsbury Centre is a world-class art gallery and museum located on campus at UEA. All art events and workshops take place at the Sainsbury Centre unless otherwise stated Opening hours Tue – Fri: 9am–6pm (exhibitions 9.30am–6pm) Sat – Sun: 10am-5pm (incl exhibitions) Closed Mondays, including bank holidays. Daily tours Tuesdays – Sundays 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 In-person Visit SainsburyCentre.ac.uk Email scva@uea.ac.uk Call 01603 593199 Follow @SainsburyCentre
Exhibitions Extended until Sun 17 Jul Rhythm and Geometry: Constructivist art in Britain since 1951 Drawn entirely from the Sainsbury Centre collection, this free exhibition celebrates the abstract and constructed art made and exhibited in Britain since 1951. Encompassing sculpture, reliefs, mobiles, painting, drawing and printmaking, the exhibition spans work from the beginning of the 1950s to the present-day.
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Artists include Robert Adams, Yaacov Agam, Rana Begum, Anthony Caro, Lygia Clark, Anthony Hill, Kenneth Martin, Mary Martin, François Morellet, Victor Pasmore, Takis, Mary Webb, Victor Vasarely, Gillian Wise and Li Yuan-Chia Free
Rhythm and Geometry: Constructivism art in Britain since 1951 Photo: Andy Crouch
Art Events and Exhibitions
Sun 13 Mar – Sun 17 Jul Pablo Picasso: The Legacy of Youth Pablo Picasso: The Legacy of Youth is a focused exhibition which explores the early artistic formation of Picasso, from his early teenage years to his thirties (1896–1914). The exhibition traces the artist’s progress, from his childhood in Malaga to his rise as acknowledged leader of the international avantgarde in Paris. It compares his achievement with the artists he admired and made use of, including Monet, Degas, ToulouseLautrec, Bonnard, Gauguin and Redon. A contextual approach to Picasso’s artistic outpouring reveals his voracious appetite for the contemporary styles that surrounded him and ultimately formed his artistic identity Tickets £13 / £12 concession half price for under 18s, full-time students and Art Fund Members Free for Members and UEA and NUA Student Members
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Art Events and Exhibitions
Free Displays Come and discover the Sainsbury Centre’s eclectic collection of art, or explore the 350-acre on campus Sculpture Park All activities on this page are free entry and un-ticketed In-person
Sculpture Park The Sainsbury Centre Sculpture Park is the perfect place to enjoy striking art and the natural environment all year round Pick up a trail map from the Sainsbury Centre and explore art, architecture and the natural environment. This season sees the return of the Henry Moore sculpture, Draped Reclining Woman, situated in the west end garden. There are also two exciting new additions for you to check out:
Usagi Kannon by Leiko Ikemura is situated to the south of the Sainsbury Centre. This large figurative bronze sculpture is part human, part animal with rabbit ears and a human face. Usagi is the Japanese word for rabbit or hare and Kannon in Buddhism refers to a Female Bodhisattva of Mercy, regarded as the protector of women and children Goodwood Steps by Anthony Caro is monumental, spanning over 33 metres in length and reaching over 3 metres in height. The abstract sculpture is situated on
Anthony Caro, Goodwood Steps © Andy Crouch
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Open during daylight hours Download Sculpture Park maps: Visit sainsburycentre.ac.uk/ sculpture-park
Sun 13 Mar – Sun 14 Aug 2022 Richard Slee Swans In this new work by acclaimed ceramic artist Richard Slee, fourteen majestic swans with red latex beaks glide across the tranquil surface of the museum plinth. Poetic, witty and surreal, Swans invites the viewer to consider the symbolic power of a creature that has come to represent physical transformation, chastity and beauty in the popular imagination. Slee is known for his brightly coloured, glossy, narrative works that take inspiration from decorative, domestic wares and massproduced souvenirs
Art Events and Exhibitions
the meadow to the east of the Sainsbury Centre. Goodwood Steps creates a powerful dialogue with the striking modernist UEA campus architecture and its ziggurat form is perfect in scale within the softly undulating landscape and large skies of East Anglia. Anthony Caro is one of the most important twentieth century sculptors and Goodwood Steps one of his most important large-scale works
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Art Events and Exhibitions
Families and Children Interactive activities for the whole family to enjoy All sessions at the Sainsbury Centre Studio unless otherwise indicated In-person Visit SainsburyCentre.ac.uk
Saturday studios Explore new materials and concepts together as a family. Learn more about an aspect of the Sainsbury Centre collections, exhibitions or building. Then get making using specially selected resources, supported by one of the Centre’s associate artists Pay what you can (suggested donation £7) Booking essential
Mini studios Multi-sensory fun for under 6s led by one of the Centre’s associate artists Pay what you can (suggested donation £7) Booking essential Wed 23 Feb, 10.30am–12.30pm Stamp and Print Thu 21 Feb, 10.30am–12.30pm Round and Round
Suitable for 5–11 years plus family members
Sat 22 Jan, 10.30am–12.30pm Movement with Ian Brownlie Sat 26 Mar, 10.30am–12.30pm Reuse and Recycle with Genevieve Rudd
Holiday studios Half term workshops exploring and making on the theme Imprints with associate artist Anna Brass Pay what you can (suggested donation £10) Booking essential Tues 15 Feb, 10.30am–1.30pm (suitable for ages 7–11)
Site Writing Course Wednesdays 6 Oct – 24 Nov, 5.15–6.45pm Eight-week writing course led by Sam Jordison £60 (bursaries available) In-person Email scva@uea.ac.uk 24
Wed 16 Feb, 10.30am–1.30pm (suitable for ages 12–16)
Free No need to book Suitable for all ages Movement Sun 2 Jan In the Gallery with Annie Brundrit Sun 16 Jan Outdoor Explore with Genevieve Rudd Imprints Sun 6 Feb In the Gallery with Paul Patrick Fenner Sun 20 Feb Outdoor Explore with Marnie Hardy
Celebrating Global Recycling Day Sun 6 Mar In the Gallery with Rose Feather Sun 20 Mar Outdoor Explore with Caitlin Howells Renewal Sun 3 Apr In the Gallery with Sorrel Muggridge
Art Events and Exhibitions
Free Family Sundays Drop in on the dates below between 11am and 12.30pm to look, explore and draw with a different theme each month
Sun 24 Apr Outdoor Explore Artist TBC Mazes and Pathways Sun 1 May In the Gallery, Artist TBC Sun 15 May Outdoor Explore, Artist TBC
Care about the impact UEA has on our region? We want to hear your ideas about how we can better connect to people and orgsanisations across East Anglia By 2023 we want to officially be a civic university by co-writing an agreement with our local community. Join us on a journey for our Civic University Project tour This tour will span 2021–22 and cover the Norfolk/Suffolk region Email civic.university@uea.ac.uk
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UEA Refugee Week Refugee Week aims to celebrate the work taking place across Norfolk and the UK to create a culture of welcome for sanctuary seekers, whilst promoting a better understanding of why people seek sanctuary. The week-long event will bring you webinars, film screenings, fundraisers and much more. There will also be opportunities to talk directly with representatives from UEA University of Sanctuary, Norwich City of Sanctuary and local sanctuary focused NGOs Mon 14 – Fri 18 Mar In-person across UEA Free Visit UEASanctuary.org Email university.of.sanctuary@uea.ac.uk Follow @UEASanctuary #UEARefugeeWeek #RefugeesWelcome
14–MARCH 2022
@UEASanctuary www.UEASanctuary.org
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Sainsbury Centre, Photo ©Andy Crouch
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What’s On
Until Sun 17 Jul
Art: Rhythm and Geometry: Constructivist art in Britain since 1951
Sun 13 Mar – Sun 17 Jul
Art: Pablo Picasso: The Legacy of Youth
Sun 13 Mar – Sun 14 Aug Art: Richard Slee Swans
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JANUARY Sun 2 Jan
Workshop: Family Sunday: In the Gallery
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Sun 16 Jan
Workshop: Family Sunday: Outdoor Explore
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Thurs 13 Jan
Seminar: Centre for Japanese Studies research seminar series
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Wed 19 Jan
Gig: Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls
Thurs 20 Jan
Literature: International LGBTQ+ Literature for Children and Young Adults book launch
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Thurs 20 Jan
Lecture: SISJAC Third Thursday Lecture: Leiko Ikemura
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Sat 22 Jan
Workshop: Movement with Ian Brownlie
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Tues 25 Jan
Lecture: Prof Anja Mueller
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Thu 27 Jan
Drama: Scrounge by Amie M Marie
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Fr 28 Jan
Gig: Fisher & The Ferrymen
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Sun 30 Jan
Music: Kiefer Sutherland
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FEBRUARY
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Tues 1 Feb
Lecture: Philosophy Public Lecture
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Wed 2 Feb
Concert: UEA Music Centre lunchtime concert
Sun 6 Feb
Workshop: Family Sunday: In the Gallery
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Tue 8 Feb
Lecture: Philosophy Public Lecture
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Tue 8 Feb
Lecture: Queerying families
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Thu 10 Feb
Talk: Klara Hobza in conversation with Bergit Arends
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Fri 11 Feb
Gig: Echo & the Bunnymen
Sat 12 Feb
Gig: Miles Kane
Tue 15 Feb
Workshop: Holiday studios
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Wed 16 Feb
Workshop: Holiday studios
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Thu 17 Feb
Talk: Kasia Molga
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Thu 17 Feb
Lecture: SISJAC Third Thursday Lecture: Paul Madden CMG
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Workshop: Family Sunday: Outdoor Explore
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Tue 22 Feb
Lecture: Philosophy Public Lecture
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Tue 22 Feb
Lecture: Archaeology, heritage and climate change
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Wed 23 Feb
Workshop: Stamp and Print
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Thu 24 Feb
Lecture: Dementia Open Forum
Thu 24 Feb
Seminar: Centre for Japanese Studies research seminar series
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Thu 24 Feb
Talk: Shimabuku
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Sat 26 Feb
Workshop: Discover Japan
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What’s On
Sun 20 Feb
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MARCH Tues 1 Mar
Lecture: Taming turbulence
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Tues 1 Mar
Lecture: Art History Encounters: Poetry – Robert Rauschenberg
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Wed 2 Mar
Concert: UEA Music Centre lunchtime concert
Wed 2 Mar
Literature: UEA Live: Jon McGregor
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Wed 2 Mar
Gig: The Cribs
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Thurs 3 Mar
Talk: Sonia Levy
Fri 4 – Sun 6 Mar
Drama: Cabaret 2022: A Night at the Musicals
Sun 6 Mar
Workshop: Family Sunday: In the Gallery
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Tues 8 Mar
Lecture: Art History Encounters: Ecological Emergency – On Oceans
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Wed 9 Mar
Literature: UEA Live: Monica Ali
Fri 11 Mar
Seminar: Centre for Japanese Studies research seminar series
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Mon 14 – Fri 18 Mar
UEA Refugee Week
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Tues 15 Mar
Lecture: Philosophy Public Lecture
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Tues 15 Mar
Lecture: Beyond the black and white pictures
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Tues 15 Mar
Lecture: Art History Encounters: Work – Walter Nurnberg
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Wed 16 Mar
Literature: UEA Live: Courttia Newand
Thurs 17 Mar
Lecture: SISJAC Third Thursday Lecture: Dr Daria Melnikova
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Fri 18 Mar
Gig: Dream Wife
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Sun 20 Mar
Concert: UEA Chamber Choir Spring Concert
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Sun 20 Mar
Workshop: Family Sunday: Outdoor Explore
Tues 22 Mar
Lecture: ‘Unpopular people’ and the rewriting of history
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Tues 22 Mar
Lecture: Philosophy Public Lecture
Wed 23 Mar
Literature: UEA Live: Kate Bowler
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Fri 25 Mar
Concert: UEA Choir and Symphony Orchestra: These Things Shall Be
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Sat 26 Mar
Workshop: Reuse and Recycle with Genevieve Rudd
Mon 28 Mar
Gig: Jake Bugg
Wed 30 Mar
Film: Highlights from the East Anglian Film Archive
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APRIL Fri 1 Apr
Gig: Aldous Harding
Sun 3 Apr
Workshop: Family Sunday: In the Gallery
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Thu 21 Apr
Lecture: SISJAC Third Thursday Lecture: Dr Koto Sadamura
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Fri 22 Apr
Gig: Oh Wonder
Sun 24 Apr
Workshop: Family Sunday: Outdoor Explore
Sun 24 Apr
Gig: Juno Birch
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Wed 27 Apr
Literature: UEA Live: Joanna Cannon
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MAY
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Sun 1 May
Workshop: Family Sunday: In the Gallery
Wed 4 May
Concert: UEA Music Centre lunchtime concert
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Wed 4 May
Literature: UEA Live: Shon Faye
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Wed 11 May
Literature: UEA Live: Raven Smith
Sun 15 May
Workshop: Family Sunday: Outdoor Explore
Wed 18 May
Literature: UEA Live: Natalie and Naomi Evans
Thurs 19 May
Lecture: SISJAC Third Thursday Lecture: Prof Yoshida Kenji
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Thurs 19 May
Film: Green Film Festival: Silent Forests
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Fri 20 May
Film: Green Film Festival: The Biggest Little Farm
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Sat 21 May
Film: Green Film Festival: The Green Life
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Sat 21 May
Gig: Charli XCX
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Leiko Ikemura Sainsbury Centre Open during daylight hours Photo: Andy Crouch
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