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Suspect Objects Suspect Subjects exhibition at Brunei Gallery extended until June 2021
Tue 13 Apr
Do Not Disturb
Join us for the launch of 'Do Not Disturb' by award-winning author Michela Wrong.
Tue 13 Apr
The Covid Pandemic in Southeast Asia: An assessment of its severity and economic consequences
The main focus of the talk is to assess the economic impact of the COVID 19 pandemic across Southeast Asia, and explain the different outcomes by country and region.
Tue 13 Apr
The Prince and his Genders: (Trans-?)Masculinity, Transformation, and Patriarchy in an Urdu Tale
Wed 14 Apr
Picturing non-alignment: Filmmaking, temporality, exchange in India, c. 1967
Thu 15 Apr
Opium, Silk and the Missionaries in China
Opium, Silk and the Missionaries in China retells one of the largely forgotten histories between Britain and China in the 19th Century. Drawing on several collections using artefacts to explore the history of the Opium Wars through botanical arts and tools; historical artefacts about silk; missionary work and intercultural shared experiences in China recorded by British Missionaries throughout this period.