CMCI continues to contribute as the KCL Arts and Humanities Festival enters its second week. Don’t forget: The film screening followed by a panel discussion on the co-creative process chaired by Dr Btihaj Ajana on Monday… Read more

Ever wanted to “Meet the Fogles”? CMCI academic Dr Richard Howells did just that when he conducted an on-stage interview with adventurer and TV presenter Ben Fogle, along with Ben’s father, the media vet and… Read more

CMCI is playing a significant part in the King’s College London Arts and Humanities Festival, which opens this week. Up first for the department is Dr Richard Howells with his public lecture/book launch on Tuesday,… Read more

Media interest continues in Dr Ricarda Vidal’s research into Atlantropa (see the CMCI Blog for September 25th). This time she was was interviewed on ABC National Radio in Melbourne, Australia. They got in touch after… Read more

Our Head of Department, Professor Anna Reading, appeared in a sold-out symposium on “The Stuff of Memory” at the Welcome Foundation. The symposium investigated what role ‘stuff’ plays in the act of remembering. It proceeded… Read more

Gentrification is certainly in the news at the moment, so step forward CMCI teaching Fellow Dr Richard Martin and the launch of Regeneration! – a book which explores the history and politics of London’s the Robin… Read more

CMCI’s Dr Jo Entwistle invites you to a night talk and walk to see Pimlico by gaslight. It’s part of her Configuring Light research projectand part of the Inside Out festival in October. Jo explains… Read more

Our Dr Ricarda Vidal has an article published in the Independent. It is a piece about the utopian project of Atlantropa (creating a eurafrican supercontinent by building dams across the Mediterranean) with a short reflection… Read more

CMCI’s Dr Ruth Adams  has given conference paper: ‘Made in Dagenham – Gender Struggles & Industrial Action as Entertainment’. Here, she critically considered the dramatisation – as both a popular film and a West End… Read more

CMCI academic and visual culture specialist Dr Richard Howells recommends the much-anticipated Ai Weiwei exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts from September 19th to December 13, 2015: “You don’t have to be admirer of… Read more