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Society of Graphic Fine Art Members Only Regional Exhibition

The University of Hull is hosting an exhibition of work by members of the Society of Graphic Fine Art (SGFA). 

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Scottish Colourists from the Fleming Collection

The University of Hull will be showing a major exhibition, Scottish Colourists from the Fleming Collection from 25 May to 15 July 2018.

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Painting Power: the art of Terence Cuneo

Painting Power: The Art of Terence Cuneo is the Science Museum Group’s contribution to Hull UK City of Culture 2017.

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Cairns

An exhibition of life size sculptures by Icelandic artist Steinunn Thórarinsdóttir placed around the campus, stimulating thought and reflection about the historic connection between Iceland and Hull. 

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Dungeons and Dragons - The Unofficial Adventure

Dungeons and Dragons
The Unofficial Adventure
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by Josh Overton
(Sunday Times Award Winner)

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The Newland Lectures

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War Against Pirates? Suppressing Piracy in the British Atlantic, 1716–1726

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Hull University Performing Arts Society Winter Showcase: Break a Leg!

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Nikolai Pogodin’s Aristocrats

The School of the Arts at the University of Hull presents

Nikolai Pogodin’s Aristocrats translated by Anthony Wixley

In a new production directed by Amy Skinner
 

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Hull University Music Society Winter Concert

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OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks – Gothic Nature presents ‘Daphne du Maurier

OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks – Gothic Nature presents ‘Daphne du Maurier, Invasion and Environmental Catastrophe: 'The Birds' and Rule Britannia’

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The Well-Tempered QWERTY Keyboard and other favourites

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The Josephine Onoh Memorial Lecture 2019

‘Jus Cogens Throughout the Centuries: The History of the Idea of Superior Norms in International Law’.
Professor Stefan Talmon (Director of the Institute of Public International Law, University of Bonn)

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The Annual Public History Lecture 2019

King Charles I, Parliamentary Sovereignty and Brexit: The Relevance of History

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Hallé Orchestra

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Cultural Transformations - What’s Next? Issues and Challenges for Future Cities of Culture

Cultural Transformations - What's Next? Issues and Challenges for Future Cities of Culture from the evaluation of Hull UK City of Culture 2017

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Annual St John’s College Lecture 2019, “Rewriting our Human Past with Ancient DNA”

Annual St John’s College Lecture 2019
“Rewriting our Human Past with Ancient DNA”
Speaker: Eske Willerslev, Prince Philip Professor, University of Cambridge, Fellow, St. John's College
 

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Opera North: La petite bohème

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OpenCampus Reading Group Series – Books on Film presents The Color Purple (1982), Alice Walker

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OpenCampus Culture Café Series: ‘Space: The Final Frontier’ ‘Chemistry on a comet’

By Dr David Benoit, Astrochemist at the E.A. Milne Centre for Astrophysics at the University of Hull.

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Shakespeare Schools Festival

14th November: Endike Primary and Ainthorpe Primary
15th November: Endike Primary and Wold Primary Academy

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Hull Jazz Festival -  Yazz Ahmed: Polyhymnia

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Hull Chamber Music presents Michael Matthews in Recital

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Hull Jazz Festival - Muhammad: The Rumble in the Jungle in concert

Hull Jazz Festival
Ikarai presents the dance of the century
Muhammad: The Rumble in the Jungle in concert
 

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The Middle East Studies Group: How the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Can be Resolved?

The Middle East Studies Group (MESG) Research Seminar
How the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Can be Resolved?
Professor Raphael Cohen-Almagor
 

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OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks – Gothic Nature presents ‘Gothic Rats: The Nature of Gothic Vermin’

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The East Coast War Channels in the First World War

Rescheduled from 4 November

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The Institute of Applied Ethics presents The Open Society and two of its enemies or “Plato = Hitler”

The Institute of Applied Ethics presents:
The Open Society and two of its enemies or “Plato = Hitler”
Professor David Weinstein (Wake Forest University, USA)
 

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Showcase Gig: Refracture

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Bringing Breathlessness into View

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Friday Night Debate: What is the future of (art in) prisons?

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Hull Chamber Music presents Chiaroscuro String Quartet

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Do The Right Thing (Spike Lee, 1989)

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‘I am the Coyote’ Film Screening: A Sense of Freedom (1979)

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Viewing of ‘I am the Coyote’ rare books and archive material

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‘I am the Coyote’: Creative Writing Workshop

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‘Piano’: Hull Piano School Student Concert

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The Unthanks The Emily Bronte Song Cycle + Special guests The Bookshop Band

Doors 7.00 pm
Bookshop band 7.30 pm – 8.05 pm
Interval 8.05pm – 8.30 pm
The Unthanks 8.30 – 10.00 pm

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West End Nights

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Beatrice’s Spell

"I've lived a thousand, thousand, thousand lives but none of them were mine." 

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Friday Night Debate: Creativity in prison - should people flourish inside?

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OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks – ‘Landfills and Garbage in American Gothic imagination’

OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks – Gothic Nature presents ‘Landfills and Garbage in American Gothic imagination’ 

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Royal Opera live broadcast screening: Don Pasquale

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Music Plega

A journey through the clarinet’s diverse interaction with 20th- and 21st-century chamber ensemble music, this concert showcases Rae W Todd with the fantastic Berkeley Ensemble.

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OpenCampus Reading Group Series – Books on Film presents Notes on a Scandal (2003), Zoë Heller

OpenCampus Reading Group Series – Books on Film presents Notes on a Scandal (2003), Zoë Heller

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Panto of the Dead

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OpenCampus Culture Café Series: ‘Space: The Final Frontier’ ‘Wonders of the Universe’

By Professor Brad Gibson, Head of Physics & Maths and Director of the E.A. Milne Centre for Astrophysics at the University of Hull.

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[postponed] A Pint of Business and Culture: ‘Six Ways to Think about Creativity’

Unfortunately, this event has been postponed. Please check back for the rescheduled date.

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The Institute of Applied Ethics presents: Dr Vanja Čelebičić (Migration Yorkshire)

The Institute of Applied Ethics presents:
Dr Vanja Čelebičić (Migration Yorkshire)
‘The Ethics and Practice of Digital Storytelling as a Research Method with Young People who Seek Asylum in the UK’

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‘I am the Coyote’ Film Screening: Silent Scream (1990)

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Viewing of ‘I am the Coyote’ rare books and archive material

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‘I am the Coyote’: Drawing workshop with Graft Studio

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Friday Night Debate: Are prisons for punishing or rehabilitating?

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Royal Philharmonic Orchestra: Bruch and Beethoven

The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra launch the 2019/20 classical season in Hull with Beethoven's victorious 'Eroica'. 

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Pre-concert talk with Francesca Dego

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Svarc Hanley Longhawn

Nik Svarc – guitar/loops
Steve Hanley – drums
Martin Longhawn – organ/keys

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A Pint of Business and Culture: ‘The Power of Stories’

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Inspired in Hull with Luis Sambo: Leading the Fight Against Ebola, West Africa 2014

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Royal Opera live broadcast screening: Don Giovanni

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How the 1970s Shaped Margaret Thatcher – and Our Politics Today

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From the Art of Sailing to the Science of Navigation

From the Art of Sailing to the Science of Navigation: Seamanship, Typhoons and US Naval Operations in the Western North Pacific, 1944–45

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Hull Chamber Music presents Isata Kanneh-Mason – Romance: a Portrait of the Life of Clara Schumann

Hull Chamber Music presents Isata Kanneh-Mason – Romance: a Portrait of the Life and Music of Clara Schumann

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A Pint of Business and Culture: ‘Wabi-Sabi Leadership

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Sir Lenny Henry in Conversation

Sir Lenny Henry in Conversation

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‘I am the Coyote’ Film Screening: A Sense of Freedom (1979)

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Viewing of ‘I am the Coyote’ rare books and archive material

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‘I am the Coyote’: Drawing workshop with Graft Studio

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BBC Radio 3 live recording: The Mother by Bertolt Brecht with music by Hanns Eisler

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OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks – Gothic Nature presents ‘The Wendigo and Colonial Monstrosity’

 OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks – Gothic Nature presents ‘The Wendigo and Colonial Monstrosity in Algernon Blackwood and Stephen King’

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In the face of a climate crisis, why Art?

‘In the face of a climate crisis, why Art?’
Brian Eno considers the question - what is art for and why do we want it in our lives? In conversation with Martin Goodman

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Richard Strange performs the Songs of Lou Reed

An exploration of Lou Reed solo songs that are based on characters – including ‘Walk on the Wild Side’, ‘Satellite of Love’, ‘Charley’s Girl’, ‘Caroline Says II’, ‘Oh Jim’, ‘Street Hassle’ and ‘Sally Can’t Dance’.

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The Roaring Girls - Beach Body Ready

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OpenCampus Reading Group Series – Books on Film presents The Hours (1998), Michael Cunningham

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Lab-on-a-chip technology in biochemistry: a hands-on workshop

A Biochemical Society Training Event

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Freedom Talks

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Is it my Fault?

An exhibition dispelling the myths of rape and sexual assault

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OpenCampus Reading Group Series - Books on Film presents The Circle (2013), Dave Eggers

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Remote Control Humber photography exhibition

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Remembering Srebrenica Memorial Event ‘Bridging the Divide: Confronting Hate’

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Hope Walks By Me -  Justice & Liberty in the Lands of the Free

Book Launch of “Hope Walks by Me; Freedom and Justice in the Lands of the Free” (Barbican Press).

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Sanctuary Football Match

A football match involving sanctuary seekers, members of the University and our local community.
 

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Stories of Sanctuary

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OpenCampus Literary Landscapes Reading Group: ‘Heart of Darkness (1899)’ by Joseph Conrad

Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness (1899), hosted by Dr Karen Turner

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OpenCampus Culture Café Talks - ‘Impacts of environmental change on past & present marine ecosystems

GEMS of Hull: Geology, Environment, Marine Science and Us Series 2:  'The impacts of environmental change on the past and present marine ecosystems'

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Rohingya…between two worlds

An evening of projected images and stories to mark the start of Refugee Week

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Philip Larkin: Personality, Poetry, Prose

A conference combining new perspectives on Philip Larkin's life and works, a keynote by Professor James Booth and Larkin-focused activities.
 

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“Summer Song” presented by Hull Barbershop Harmony Club

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OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks - ‘‘What happened to trust? Trust and mistrust of healthcare professionals

Tea-Time Talks - The mental health of pregnant women and new mums: ‘'What happened to trust? - how pregnant women trust and mistrust healthcare professionals after a previous traumatic birth'

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Faces of Slavery Exhibition

An exhibition of photographs by the Guardian from the Modern-day slavery in focus series Faces of Slavery.

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Free family music-making workshops with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

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Walking Towards Ithaca

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Hull University Music Society (HUMS) Summer Concert

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Lunch Time Concert - Jurij Likin (Oboe)

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OpenCampus Literary Landscapes Reading Group: ‘Picnic at Hanging Rock’ (1967) by Joan Lindsay

Joan Lindsay’s Picnic at Hanging Rock (1967), hosted by Keith Parsons

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OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks - ‘Fear of Childbirth’ Open Panel Public Forum’

Tea-Time Talks - The mental health of pregnant women and new mums

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White Rose Aesthetics Forum

The White Rose Aesthetics Forum is a collaboration between those working in philosophical aesthetics at the Universities of Leeds, Hull, Sheffield and York. 

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Perception Gap

Conceptualised and Performed by Patrice Naiambana. 

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OpenCampus Culture Café Talks - Mass extinctions: past, present and future

GEMS of Hull: Geology, Environment, Marine Science and Us Series 2:  ‘Mass extinctions: past, present and future’

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Brexit: What Happened and Where Do We Go from Here?

Centre for European Union Studies (CEUS)
Hayward Lecture 2019

Brexit: What Happened and Where Do We Go from Here? 

Professor Anand Menon
King’s College London and Director of UK in a Changing Europe

 

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The bond of family: Slavery, commerce and culture in the British Atlantic world

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