The Search for Mind

The Search for Mind

including Nicolas Roeg’s Don’t Look Now and the films of Lindsay Anderson and Barney Platts-Mills

As a city London underwent exceptional changes - its population soared from around 50

Presenting a number of case studies including campaigns dealing with young people

and long-term digital preservation

Public Spheres After Socialism challenges the idea of public spaces being associated with urban environments in light of the end of the cold war and the disintegration of the Soviet Union

linked into a fashioned hierarchical tree

a new kind of cultural worker shaped by the conventions of live streaming

sex and intimacy shaped their young lives

with both digital and FM making significant use of new technologies

socialists and syndicalists in the tumultuous period prior to the First World War

Roy Campbell

and installations that are themselves performance