Online: C20 Open Mic 2025
13/03/2025
C20 Open Mic 2025
Thursday 13 March 2025 at 6.30pm (GMT)
Online
This event hosted by Carlos Finlay is a first for the Twentieth Century Society, spotlighting the latest research and activity of young and upcoming specialists in twentieth-century heritage.
Highlighting the breadth of the field, our five speakers will explore such themes as the architecture of destruction, church memorial gardens, heritage and new media, shopping centres, and Benidorm. Each talk will be ten minutes long and the full list of speakers and their subjects is:
Issy MacGregor - Greetings from Atom Town: exploring the 'fearful domestication' of nuclear power in Britain through the medium of photo-postcards.
Boryana Ivanova - Memory in Ruins: Remembering World War II through the Ecclesiastical Ruins in the City of London.
Matthew Lloyd Roberts - Architecture Online: Heritage and Digital Media
Ellie Brown - Shoppin' Around: Researching the C20 British Mall
Gus Wray - Benidorm: Semiotics and Tat
This evening event is a social occasion and an opportunity for attendees and speakers to get to know each other.
Places are £4 for everyone
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Note: This event is hybrid and is being run both in-person at Cowcross Street Gallery and online via Zoom. The event will be recorded and offered as a catch-up lecture for those who have booked and will be available for two weeks.
We will send you a Zoom link by email after you book, which will enable you to ‘join’ the event. You should receive an automated link within an hour of booking so please check your spam/junk emails if you haven’t received this. Any further problems please contact coordinator@c20society.org.uk.
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The Twentieth Century Society is an IHBC (Institute of Historic Building conservation) recognised CPD provider.
The Twentieth Century Society is a registered charity, no 1110244
Image credit: Dounreay Experimental Reactor, Caithness, photographed by J Adams (1963). Image courtesy of Issy Macgregor
THIS BOOKING IS FOR A ZOOM ONLINE TICKET ONLY.
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