Zambia kuchalo 🇿🇲 putting Zambia on the map! Our latest blog post reflects on a recent Cambridge Visual Culture fellowship to explore methods of creative intervention & new ways to engage with colonial-era collections. specialcollections-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=27155

Read about the most thought-provoking workshop I attended in 2023!👇 Cambridge Visual Culture fellows Sana Ginwalla and Dr Kerstin Hacker do very important work, shaking up and injecting new life in colonial-era library collections.

Join us on Tuesday if you happen to find yourself in Kalingalinga. #StoriesofKalingalinga

🌈Artists, lovers and cultural luminaries all under one roof? 🧵 In 1882, artists Charles Ricketts and Charles Shannon met as teenagers in a South London art school. Immediately drawn to each other, they went on to live and work together for more than fifty years. #LGBTplusHM

Event reminder: Art & War rebecca newell, Head of Art at the Imperial War Museum, will speak on the power of imagery to question and influence thinking about war and conflict - with Suzanne Raine Followed by 🍷 5.30-7.30 pm, 7 March, Cambridge Reg: bit.ly/3uLxTwQ

Secure tickets for upcoming events at cvc.cam.ac.uk/events/

Great workshop today with Liz Emrich-Rouge on early twentieth-century political imagery, using books from across Cambridge University Library’s collections. Organised with Cambridge Visual Culture.

Great presentation by Liz Emrich-Rouge at Cambridge University Library this morning, accompanied by a fantastic book display featuring visual materials discussed in the talk. It can always deepen my understanding of our collections through researchers. Thanks to Liam Sims for coordinating this event.

🎥 🍃 Indigenous film, art and activism: counter-cartographies of the Amazon 🗓️ 9 May 📍 CRASSH crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/42103 Join us for contemporary films by indigenous creators, alongside discussions on historical marginalisation in the Amazon region CLAS Cambridge MMLL Cambridge

Join our friends at the Modern and Contemporary Art Seminar Series this evening, for a book launch of "Artists Remake the World" by Vid Simoniti ArtHistory Cambridge

How do we rebuild after catastrophe? Whether earthquakes, urban fires, or the damage of war, architectural history has important lessons to teach us about how cities and settlements were rebuilt and reconstituted after their destruction.

📣 Call for submissions Rhythm as knowledge: a transdisciplinary symposium We invite academics, musicians, artists and dancers to explore new pathways for co-production and collaboration ⏳ Deadline extended to 7 June 2024 🗓️ Symposium 2 & 3 July 2024 crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/41945

Applications for our next cohort of Visiting Research Fellows close on Monday - apply today!

Join us Cambridge Visual Culture to help develop visual culture research, perspectives and teaching Cambridge University - vacancy for Coordinator, 50% part time, 1 year, £29-34k pro rata, closes 30 June jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/46747/

We're seeking a new post holder for the role of CVC Coordinator! Deadline 30 June: jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/46747/ ArtHistory Cambridge Fitzwilliam Museum Kettle's Yard