Lunchtime Lectures: Creative Practices in Education and Interior Design
With the University of Chester Running fromLast event: Tuesday 21 June at 11.30am
- Free (drop in)
- Garret Theatre
Presented by Neuza Morais
Lecturer in creative practices in education and interior design
We will be discussing informal learning and co-constructive methodology, as well as architecture and places (like Storyhouse) that hold a community, and promote space(s) for shared knowledge, partnership and collaboration.
I will share my personal journey and reflections on how my story and origins affect, shape and inform my practice; and explore my sense of urgency to rethink our cities and the relationship between people and architecture. Referencing thinkers like Illich and Bourdieu and creating metaphors between Education and the Built Environment. Finally, I will present Kitaya, a project I founded last year, and share with you our vision, mission, and values and how we link it with education, research, community, design and sustainability.
Lunchtime Lectures is a collaboration between Storyhouse and the University of Chester, providing an open platform for debate on a range of topics and fascinating subjects.
They take place on the third Tuesday of each month.
Our Lunchtime Lectures are videoed and archived for future viewing, by attending you give permission for us to do so – thanks!
Approx 60 mins
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2 hr 55 | A film about friendship between Bruno, who repairs film projectors and travels along the inner-German border in his truck, and the psychologist Robert, who is fleeing from his own past.
2 hr 6 | Jonathan Zimmermann believes that he will soon die of leukemia. The unscrupulous American Tom Ripley, learns of this and exploits Zimmermann’s illness for his own purposes.
2 hr 8 | Guardian angels listen to mortals and attempt to comfort them but one of them wishes to become human after he falls in love with the beautiful trapeze artist.
2 hr 28 | The story of Travis, a man who wanders out of Mexico and into Texas one day, in the blazing heat of the “Big Bend”.
3 hrs 25 | A devastating curse rises from the ashes in Verdi’s monumental tale of superstition and rivalry.
3 hr 25 | Magic and fairytale characters are brought to life through ballet in this well-known family favourite.
4 hrs | Director David McVicar brings out the revolutionary elements in Mozart’s great comic opera of intrigue, misunderstanding and forgiveness.
3 hrs | A new production of the much-loved Royal Ballet fairytale classic.
3 hr 20 | Puccini’s final opera is a glorious pageant of rich colour, dance and drama in Andrei Serban’s classic staging.
3 hr 10 | Christopher Wheeldon’s new full-length ballet brings the magic realism of this famous modern Mexican novel to The Royal Ballet.