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13th May 2015 / Video
Angela Davis on Stuart Hall (2014)
By: Daisy Samuel and Julia dos Santos
Director and Producer: Daisy Samuel and Julia dos Santos Interviewer: Daisy Samuel Camera Operator: Stanley Leung Sound Recordist: Ana...
Director and Producer: Daisy Samuel and Julia dos Santos
Interviewer: Daisy Samuel
Camera Operator: Stanley Leung
Sound Recordist: Ana Beatriz Oliva
Editor: Liron Zisser
Goldsmiths, University of London
4th May 2022
New Soundscape by Artist Trevor Mathison at Highgate Cemetery
The Stuart Hall Foundation is thrilled to announce The Conversation Continues: We Are Still Listening, a newly commissioned audio-based artwork...
2nd February 2020 / Audio
Second Annual Public Conversation: Stuart Hall & the Future of Public Space
2nd February 2020 / Audio
Second Annual Public Conversation: Stuart Hall & the Future of Public Space
Listen to the audio recording of The Second Annual Stuart Hall Public Conversation, held at Conway Hall on 2nd February 2019. The event gathered...
2nd February 2020 / Audio
Second Annual Public Conversation: Stuart Hall & the Future of Public Space
Listen to the audio recording of The Second Annual Stuart Hall Public Conversation, held at Conway Hall on 2nd February 2019. The event gathered our growing community of artists, students, academics, cultural activists and engaged citizens to consider how to reimagine and reclaim public space in the context of our present social and political upheavals.
Pursuing this question through multiple lenses, the afternoon centred on two sets of conversations. The first, between artist Willie Doherty and curator Elvira Dyangani Ose, addressed the question of ‘how to share a place’ through Doherty’s longstanding engagement with the Ireland/Northern Ireland border. The second conversation featured a panel including Guardian columnist John Harris; sociologist Michael Rustin; and senior editor, Novara Media, Ash Sarkar. Titled ‘Meeting the Crisis: Trump, Brexit, and the Left’, it asked ‘what is to be done’. These two discussions were punctuated with interventions and perspectives from a new generation of artists, scholars and cultural activists.
Programme:
14.00: Welcome note Hammad Nasar, Stuart Hall Foundation Executive Director
14.10: Black Cultural Activism Map Presentation Farzana Khan
14.15: My time as a Stuart Hall Scholar Ruth Ramsden-Karelse
14.20: How to share a place Willie Doherty in conversation with Elvira Dyangani Ose
15.10: Joining the Stuart Hall Foundation’s work Rebecca Hall and Hammad Nasar
15.20: Tea & coffee break
15.50: Meeting the Crisis: Trump, Brexit, and the Left John Harris, Michael Rustin and Ash Sarkar, chaired by Claire Alexander
17.05: Closing remarks Gilane Tawadros, Stuart Hall Foundation Vice-Chair
17.10: Musical improvisation * Elaine Mitchener, Mark Sanders and Neil Charles * Acoustic performance—not recorded.
17.30: Event finishes
Image: Willie Doherty, At the Border IV (The Invisible Line), 1995. Image courtesy the artist and Kerlin Gallery.
22nd August 2023
Stuart Hall portrait by Claudette Johnson unveiled in Oxford
When Professor Stuart Hall said in a talk that black artists of her generation would astound audiences, it made painter Claudette...
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