[ 27 March 2013; 18:30 to 20:30. ] Presented in association with Iniva, the fourth and final event in the Centre for Cultural Studies Research seminar series Culture & Polity explores the question of public policy. As the government’s austerity drive continues to whittle away arts funding while ministers question the very value of the arts, how should artists and arts bodies respond? [...]
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Public Policy
Critical Beats: Electronic Dance Music, Club Culture and the East London Connection
[ 23 February 2012; 19:30 to 21:30. ] Co-hosts the Centre for Cultural Studies Research at UEL and the Wire present:
Critical Beats: Electronic Dance Music, Club Culture and the East London Connection
#3: Aesthetics, Innovation and Tradition
Has electronic dance music culture reached the point of aesthetic exhaustion? Is sonic innovation now misunderstood by critics who aren’t connected to the dance music scene? Or is newness [...]
Tim Lawrence at Coventry University’s Symposium on Experimental Music
[ 25 September 2010; 00:00; ] On 25 September, 2010 CCSR committee member Tim Lawrence will deliver a keynote, ‘Experimental, Pluralism, Minor Deviations and Radical Change’ at Coventry University’s Symposium on Experimental Music.
Hold On To Your Dreams
Tim Lawrence reading from his book Hold On To Your Dreams at Glasgow Film Theatre and keynote paper on Arthur Russell and queer musicianship at Kings College.







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