On Tuesday 19th March, the Centre for Visual Cultures welcomed internationally acclaimed British artist Neil Gall, who led two masterclasses on collage with students at Royal Holloway.
Dr Ruth Cruickshank was co-judge of the Scott Moncrieff Prize, one of seven prizes for literature in translation awarded at The British Library on 13 February 2019.
Emanuela Patti reports on the one-day international symposium which explored theories, methodologies and future perspectives in the field of Digital Culture Studies.
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