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Events Autumn/Winter 2025

Date Talk Title About the talk Topic Location / Room More Info
5 Sep 2025 (Un)Silencing The Radical Humanities Laboratory is pleased to invite you to (Un)Silencing, our one-day symposium exploring pioneering work in the fields of sound art and sound studies. The Hub, 1.72 Shtepps /en/media/research/futurehumanitiesinstitute/RHL_Unsilencing_StephenRoddy.pdf
2 Dec 2025 “Enduring the Social Pathologies of (Late) Modernity: from Diagnosis towards Metanoia” conference The “Enduring the Social Pathologies of (Late) Modernity” conference, will be held in University College Cork, main campus on December 2nd from 8.00am to 7.00pm and December 3rd from 9.00am to 6.00pm. To be announced. /en/future-humanities/eventsschedule/enduring-the-social-pathologies-of-late-modernity-from-diagnosis-towards-metanoia-.html
19 Sep 2025 Dealing with Difficult Pasts in the North of Ireland Panel discussions on how can we better understand histories of institutional abuse and gendered experiences of the north of Ireland? Concluding with a book launch Chris Moore ‘Kincora: Britain’s Shame’ : The Hub, The Shtepps /en/future-humanities/eventsschedule/dealing-with-difficult-pasts-in-the-north-of-ireland.html
30 Sep 2025 Japanese Contemporary Art Now The Glucksman and the Radical Humanities Laboratory at University College Cork invite you to join us for a discussion with Yoshitaka Mōri and Tomoko Shimizu (Tokyo University of the Arts), introduced and moderated by Adrian Favell (UCC), on Japanese Contemporary Art Now. Glucksman Gallery, Gallery 1 https://www.glucksman.org/events/japanese-contemporary-art-now
29 Sep 2025 Political controversy and censorship in contemporary art: The case of Documenta 15 and "anti-semitism" Documenta at Kassel in Germany is the most influential event on the global contemporary art circuit. In the summer of 2022, at Documenta 15, a huge controversy broke out around the issue of anti-semitism in contemporary political art. Wandesford Quay Research Facility - Radical Humanities Laboratory /en/future-humanities/eventsschedule/political-controversy-and-censorship-in-contemporary-art-the-case-of-documenta-15-and-anti-semitism.html
26 Sep 2025 Material Matters What material culture brings to our understandings of difficult and contested recent pasts School of History Seminar Room Tyrconnell /en/future-humanities/eventsschedule/material-matters-what-material-culture-brings-to-our-understandings-of-difficult-and-contested-recent-pasts.html
15 Oct 2025 Global & Comparative Perspectives on Gender-Based Violence Grounded in UCC’s commitment to interdisciplinary research and collaboration across campus, this symposium will bring together a multidisciplinary group of scholars from UCC and beyond who examine the realities of GBV in Ireland, Mexico, and other contexts. The Hub, The Dr Dora Allman room /en/future-humanities/eventsschedule/global--comparative-perspectives-on-gender-based-violence-an-interdisciplinary-symposium-at-ucc.html
29 Oct 2025 Music & Machines at the Internet of Sound Symposium Stephen Roddy of the Radical Humanities Lab will be presenting musical and technical works at the 5th IEEE Internet of Sounds Symposium. L’Aquila, Italy /en/future-humanities/eventsschedule/music--machines-at-the-internet-of-sound-symposium.html
15 Oct 2025 It’s a Match! Jiangtao Harry Gu and Kylie Thomas on Resistant Objects From fiery disagreements to harmonious affirmations, the conversation series organized by the Lise Meitner Group “Coded Objects” aims to refract perspectives on historical narratives as well as reconstruct creative processes. Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz - Max-Planck-Institut Via dei Servi 51 50122 Firenze https://www.khi.fi.it/en/aktuelles/veranstaltungen/2025/10/its-a-match-resistant-objects.php

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