ACE & Creativity online conference day 1 - Saturday 7 October
9:00am - 5:00pm /
Saturday 7th October 2023
Type: Conference /
Category: Department
- Amanda Potter, Guendalina Daniela Maria Taietti, Giulia Tonon
- Suitable for: Anyone interested in antiquity-related creative projects
- Admission: Free
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The ACE & Creativity blog is celebrating its first birthday! And we are delighted to announce the ‘ACE & Creativity Conference’ which will take place online on Zoom, Saturday 7 October and Sunday 8 October 2023. This conference is free to attend and welcome to everyone.
This will be foremost a platform to present all types of creative engagement such as creative writing, theatre, visual arts and music, showcasing an interdisciplinary approach to artmaking and research-led practice. We encourage you to freely explore your artistry and share your research and passion with a broad audience.
It will include papers and workshops that discuss Antiquity-related creative projects, including innovative approaches to archaeological-historical research, and plans for public engagement and accessibility, showcasing how creativity can open Classical studies to the wider audience.
This will be foremost a platform to present all types of creative engagement such as creative writing, theatre, visual arts and music, showcasing an interdisciplinary approach to artmaking and research-led practice. We encourage you to freely explore your artistry and share your research and passion with a broad audience.
It will include papers and workshops that discuss Antiquity-related creative projects, including innovative approaches to archaeological-historical research, and plans for public engagement and accessibility, showcasing how creativity can open Classical studies to the wider audience.