Video Identity

Generation Z - a surreal portrait of a boy surrounded social media and internet symbols

Worlds Apart: A Generation Divided

In this talk we investigate through a materialist lens the shifting approaches to culture, humour and politics as a generation raised on the internet and subjected to constant streams of information comes of age.

VideoIdentity, Subculture

A Brief History of Drag

Join us as we explore the history of cross-dressing, drag and performance intent on queering gender expression. We will delve into the vast array of genres in which drag has appeared including theatre and opera, investigate drag kings, queens, things, bio queens and creature drag and discuss the future of the art form given its meteoric rise.

VideoIdentity, Visual art

Feminist Art

We will explore topic of feminism through the artworks of Barbara Kruger, Tschabalala Self and Njideka Akunyili Crosby through this lecture.

VideoIdentity, Japanese culture

Embracing Femininity and Masculinity: Lessons from Japan

Join us in this quest for a balanced, fulfilled life where we learn to use both masculine and feminine energy from Japanese art and lifestyle.

Punk rocker with green irokez/ mohawk hair style relaxes at the beach

VideoIdentity, Subculture, Visual art

Subculture Style And Counterculture Rebellion: A Brief History Of Cool

In his colourful, lively talk, aimed at both curious outsiders and seasoned street culture veterans, Gavin will lift the lid on the, often surprising, history of counterculture, while showing why they are at once wholly throwaway and absolutely key to the societies that spawn them.

VideoGlobal debates, Identity

Exploring Global Feminism

In this hour-long session we will be looking at feminism through a global, decolonised lens.

Street art portraits of radical feminists

VideoGlobal debates, Identity

Feminism: Radical & Revolutionary

Feminism and the extremity of thought. This talk will examine radical thinkers, the definition of the word radical in relation to gender equality and means by which to situate other feminist thinkers in different parts of the world in context with different societal standards of radical change.