Watch or Listen to Event Recordings
Take a look through our events recording collection below - we have a fantastic back catalogue of lectures, talks and online events on wide range of topics!
Take a look through our events recording collection below - we have a fantastic back catalogue of lectures, talks and online events on wide range of topics!
A workshop exploring the philosophical questions of motherhood, bodies, and inclusivity.
Watch hereJoin us to celebrate the first day of UK Disability History Month and the Southampton Arts and Humanities Festival.
Watch hereFor Inter Faith Week, a literary, artistic and historical showcase of the legend of the Wandering Jew. Come to the launch of the Wandering Jew exhibition, curated by English PGR Anoushka Alexander-Rose and hosted by the Parkes Institute with the support of the German History Society and Jewish Historical Society of England. Reframing the Wandering Jew from its origins in medieval Christian myth, this exhibition presents how the legend evolves across time and cultures. It draws on an expansive set of sources including Romantic and Gothic literature, Yiddish drama, Jewish visual art, Rabbinic sermons, Nazi and anti-Nazi film, and 21st century regenderings of the myth. A particular highlight is a specially commissioned print, ‘Flight’, by artist and sculptor David Hochhauser. These diverse forms and genres reflect the relevance of the Wandering Jew, both representing Jewish exilic experience but more widely universal themes of myth, migration and memory. Anoushka will introduce the project, framing it around her own research, and give a reading of the first translation of ‘Agasfer’ by Vladimir Nabokov, after which attendees are invited to explore the exhibition along with refreshments.
Watch hereJoin local board game café Board in the City for activities and board games, and learn about local events, activities and organisations!
Watch hereJoin the Public & Community Engagement (PCE) Future Cities Hub, our partners We Make Southampton Community Media and Southampton National Park City, and fellow Hubs members Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust, for a triple screening of three short films looking at life in the city.
Watch hereThe 35th Annual Wellington Lecture took place on Tuesday 29 October at Turner Sims on Highfield Campus. We were honoured to present Emeritus Professor of Modern History at the University of Southampton, Adrian Smith, who spoke on 'Wellington and two world wars'.
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