The AHM conference 'Memory, Word and Image: W.G. Sebald's Artistic Legacy' invites scholars, artists and other practitioners to present papers, posters or workshops.
Routledge published Gabriel Moshenska's new book 'Material Cultures of Childhood in Second World War Britain' in the series Material Culture and Modern Conflict.
The wide range of research covered by the AIHR is organised in five research schools, which together form the Amsterdam Institute for Humanities Research.
From March 6th to May 8th, Eye and ASCA present This is Film! Film Heritage in Practice , a series of six public lectures at Eye devoted to remarkable projects in the field of film restoration and film heritage.
In April and May 2019, the Russian and Slavic Studies department and student association Radost present three new films about Eastern Europe & the Caucasus, followed by a Q&A with the makers.
ASCA invites all current and prospective PhD supervisors to a workshop on PhD supervision, organized by Esther Peeren and Jaap Kooijman. BG2, room 0.02.
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