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Guyda Armstrong

@manc_italian

Professor Guyda Armstrong, 🇪🇺 Director of the John Rylands Research Institute, Italian dept, UoM. Languages, media history, analogue, digital, sound.

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My most excellent Italian dept colleague Professor FrancescaBilliani at her appropriately aestheticized Professorial Inaugural Lecture UoM Languages School of Arts, Languages and Culture this evening, here with her respondent Prof. Stefano Evangelista (Oxford). Massive congratulations, Francesca!

My most excellent Italian dept colleague Professor <a href="/FBilliani/">FrancescaBilliani</a> at her appropriately aestheticized Professorial Inaugural Lecture <a href="/UoMLanguages/">UoM Languages</a> <a href="/UoMSALC/">School of Arts, Languages and Culture</a> this evening, here with her respondent Prof. Stefano Evangelista (Oxford). Massive congratulations, Francesca!
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#JohnBlanke & #TheJohnBlankeProject feature in British Library #BeyondBassLine exhibition- 500 years of Black British music - pop from Tudor courts to cyberspace Dr Mykaell Riley Dr Aleema Gray #BlackBritishHistory #BlackBritishMusic #SoundHistory

#JohnBlanke &amp; #TheJohnBlankeProject feature in <a href="/britishlibrary/">British Library</a> #BeyondBassLine exhibition- 500 years of Black British music - pop from Tudor courts to cyberspace <a href="/MykaellRiley/">Dr Mykaell Riley</a> <a href="/Aleemagray/">Dr Aleema Gray</a> #BlackBritishHistory #BlackBritishMusic #SoundHistory
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TOMORROW NIGHT! Richard King will be here talking to Guyda Armstrong about his stunning new book TRAVELS OVER FEELING - a landmark publication celebrating the life and work of American musician and composer Arthur Russell. 🎫 👇🏻

TOMORROW NIGHT!

Richard King will be here talking to <a href="/manc_italian/">Guyda Armstrong</a> about his stunning new book TRAVELS OVER FEELING - a landmark publication celebrating the life and work of American musician and composer Arthur Russell.

🎫 👇🏻
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TOMORROW! DOMANI! YFORY! Our Simon Industrial Fellow John Rylands Research Institute and Library Richard King will be in conversation at Blackwells talking about his magisterial (literal) object biography of Arthur Russell.

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Finally stopped laughing enough from the GE announcement to post this glorious 1st-person-POV 1997 instructional film. Make sure you watch to the end for the many 90s delights, not to mention also ominous presages of the future. youtu.be/gi5j7jjhm4M?fe…

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TONIGHT! Richard King will be talking to Guyda Armstrong about TRAVELS OVER FEELING - his landmark new book celebrating the life and work of American musician and composer Arthur Russell. Doors 6.30, starts: 6.45 Tickets via link below and we’ll have some on the door.

TONIGHT!

Richard King will be talking to <a href="/manc_italian/">Guyda Armstrong</a> about TRAVELS OVER FEELING - his landmark new book celebrating the life and work of American musician and composer Arthur Russell.

Doors 6.30, starts: 6.45

Tickets via link below and we’ll have some on the door.
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I like how we look like we totally hate each other and literally everything about having this In Conversation on this one. (Not true!)

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.@Jaketblanchard is a genius artist and maker-musician, not to mention general Tod legend; please consider supporting him by buying some of his excellent work!

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A properly amazing trip to see the ancient art at Barclodiad y Gawres passage tomb with Rhys Mwyn at the weekend - diolch yn fawr iawn, Rhys! Anhygoel!