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African art at the Brunei Gallery in 2019
Open now: The Brunei Gallery at SOAS will be holding exhibitions from the continent and its diasporas
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SOAS academics awarded €6 million ERC grant
With a focus on Chinese court theatre, decolonising film, and African philosophy
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SOAS awarded TEF silver rating
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SOAS academics awarded 6 million euro ERC Consolidator Grants to study decolonising film, pre-modern Chinese court theatre and African philosophy
Publisher Myriad and SOAS to launch The Margaret Busby New Daughters of Africa Award
SOAS musicians showcase talent at SOAS Concert Series special
SOAS recognised for bringing world music to the masses in UK universities ‘Best Breakthroughs List’
Statement on SOAS Library proposals
Wed 13 Feb
Film Screening of "The Edge of Night" (街頭) and Q&A with Director Chiang Wei-Hua
Thu 14 Feb
It Won't Be Long Now
It Won’t Be Long Now is a solo theatre piece set in 1940s Hong Kong under Japanese occupation. It follows the experiences of Allied prisoners of war incarcerated in the Shamshuipo Prison Camp. It is based on real histories and is a show about survival in a time of hardship. It is a part of the Shamshuipo Heroes series of performances that give voice to diverse histories of this part of Kowloon.
Fri 15 Feb
SOAS Somali Diaspora Conference: Challenges & Opportunities in UK
Join us for a one-day conference that aims to dispel issues at the heart of some misperception of the Somali Diaspora in the UK.