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Digital Arts Lab - The Digital Arts Showcase 2020
On the virtual DAL Showcase platform (TBC)

Runs from Thursday, May 21 to Friday, May 22.

The Faculty of Arts is thrilled to promote digital learning and teaching innovation through the Digital Arts Lab, engaging its students with new technologies that help them to find new ways to create and experience art and culture.

Join us in celebrating the best art created through technology and immersive practices.

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CANCELLED Department Research Seminar: Christopher Fevre
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Dr Christopher Fevre is a historian of twentieth-century Britain with a specific interest in issues of race and racism, the development of community/political activism, and the intersection between race and the criminal justice system. He is also interested in the history of modern South Africa, particularly during the era of apartheid from 1948 to 1994.

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