Monday 9 July 2012
"America Changed Through Music": Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music at 60
Ross Hair and Thomas Ruys Smith are currently organising a one-day conference to mark the 60th anniversary of Harry Smith's landmark Anthology of American Folk Music. Taking place at the UEA London Campus on Saturday September 15th, the day features a keynote from Professor Geoff Ward, a variety of papers from an international panel of speakers, and free musical performances. Booking is now open, so for more information and to download a booking form visit http://www.americachangedthroughmusic.com/.
Containing Multitudes at the Forum
The School of American Studies presents a public exhibition of the letters of Sarah Hicks Williams, a northerner in the slaveholding South, hosted at the Millennium Library Norwich, this October as part of Norfolk's Black History Month 2012. In addition, there will be a series of free public lectures and cafe conversations hosted by Fusion at Forum and the Millennium Library, with cafe conversations at Cafe Bar Marzano. Further details on the exhibition, public lectures, and cafe conversations can be found here.
Tuesday 3 July 2012
AMS Poster Competition: Winners Announced!
Alex Francis's winning entry! |
Victoria Mccollum |
Megan Snyder |
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