Fantastic news - so well deserved!!!

We had the pleasure of hosting Kate Webster and Urszula Honek at OCCT last November for a discussion around 'White Nights' - tantalising both in Polish and in English.

Congratulations, and fingers crossed!

It’s been so nice to revisit the work done at Collage Comparison with this reflection in the Bodleian Libraries blog and at this weekend’s Bodleian Zine Fair, cutting, pasting, and making badges w/ Tinashe Mushakavanhu and Joseph Hankinson. ✂️

A reflection on last September’s symposium, Collage Comparison, is up on the Bodleian Libraries blog as a ‘case study of comparison and juxtaposition in the archives’. To read more, visit: blogs.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/theconveyor/co…

Today, we have the pleasure of hosting Brian T. Edwards who, in conversation w/ Patrick McGuinness, will discuss his new multisited, collaborative project on Global Port Cities—a project that seeks to explore the relationship between port cities and creativity. 15/02, 5.30 St Anne's College

On the 8th February, Anne Weber & Tess Lewis will be The Queen's College presenting their magnificent verse epic of wartime and colonial resistance, EPIC ANNETTE.

Places remain for the discussion, but the workshop is now SOLD OUT.

Free Registration👉docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

🔷 The OCCT Discussion Group meets TODAY for the second session of the term! We will hear from Javaria Abbasi discussing the sixteenth century Indigenous (Nahuatl) poem from Central Mexico, Icuic Nezahualpilli, and its translation into English. 5 Feb, 12.45–2pm, St Anne's College

'Literature and the arts as a whole offer creative possibilities for looking at the world in a different light—to reimagine our humanity in all its transformative power and to foster a greater awareness of our shared future.' 💫 occt.web.ox.ac.uk/event/the-weid… OCCT