English Research Seminar Series 2020
Poetry Pulse: A Scene by Scene Analysis
A talk by Rebecca Cullen from NTU.
- When: Wednesday 26 February 2020, 1 pm
- Location: Room MAE 101, Mary Ann Evans, NTU, Clifton Lane, Nottingham, NG11 8NS
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This talk shares the outline and outcomes of the Poetry Pulse AHRC-Midlands3Cities Cultural Economy Engagement Fellowship, exploring how digital technology might capture, showcase and curate poetry in Nottingham. The session shares the fellowship’s outcomes, findings and recommendations, reflecting on the nature of partnership and community-based projects. Finally, some of the films produced during the project are featured, opening up the seminar for reviews.
MAE 101: 1pm
All staff and students welcome
Brown bag (bring your lunch)
Location details
Address:
Mary Ann Evans
NTU, Clifton Lane
Nottingham
NG11 8NS
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