LJMU Architecture Society Guest Lecture
The Spine - Robert Hopkins
Tuesday 26th March 2019 @ 6pm
JLADB, Lecture Room 1
LAS Film Series
TODAY: Luminary Lecture Series
ROSA-JOHAN UDDOH, Artist
LJMU & Liverpool Biennial Fellow
Wed 20 Feb 5 - 6.30 pm starts with a drinks reception, JFA, JLADB
Rosa-Johan Uddoh is an artist who explores radical self-love and black feminism, working through relationships with places, objects or characters in British popular culture. Rosa works across performance, ceramics, fan-fiction, sound, video and participatory workshops, rooting stories in specific locations and materials. She studied Architecture at Cambridge University and Fine Art (Media) at UCL Slade School as a Sarabande, Alexander McQueen Foundation Scholar. Rosa is currently exhibiting at Black Tower Projects and New Contemporaries in London, and Embassy gallery in Edinburgh. In 2018, she received the first Liverpool Biennial & John Moores University Fellowship. Recently, Uddoh has exhibited at: Bluecoat (2018), Turf (2018), The Royal Standard (2017) and published writing in The Architectural Review.
MArch and MA Urban Design Exhibition
Liverpool John Moores University
Continuing the series of urban investigations LJMU Architecture & Urban Design Programmes have made over recent years, Elefsina in Greece and Ellesmere Port in England are within the category of ‘Second Tier’ European port cities. Once seen as “Cities on the Edge”, Elefsina and Ellesmere Port are currently undergoing spatial, cultural and socio-economic change. The projects of our exhibition sit either in-between or on the edge of these future visions.
Monday 21 January - Friday 1 February 2019
Liverpool School of Art and Design, John Lennon Art and Design Building, 2 Duckinfield St, Liverpool L3 5RD
Luminary Lecture Series
JAMES HILTON
Chief Creative Officer at Native : for transformative design
Wed 23 Jan @ 4.30 pm Lecture Room 1, JLADB
James on Native: ‘if ever there was a Bauhaus for the 21st century, this is it'
James works with international brands to create transformative design at the intersection between physical and digital, to achieve extraordinary results. Native’s business is about making and the making of business. Prior to Native, James co-founded global digital agency AKQA, creatively leading it for over 20 years as one of the world’s most awarded agencies. He also founded the experimental design studio Atelier Strange, and custom motorcycle brand Death Machines of London. James will talk about finding inspiration, the role of design and technology, how design makes life better and the redefinition of advertising. He is interested in the irrelevance of the term ‘digital’ and mass-market design enlightenment, in removing silos from client businesses so they use their combined budgets to radically improve people’s lives.
James writes in the design and marketing press on creativity in business and design innovation and has given talks including at Oxford University; TEDx; BAFTA, London; Contagious, New York; Adobe Summit, Barcelona; It’s Nice That, London; Tech Open, Berlin; Eurobest, Hamburg; NEXT, Berlin.
Aliki-Myrto Perysinaki has recently contributed to a project that has won a prestigious 50000 euros research award.
The winning Research project “Individual design- What future for the park of single-family houses in the inner suburbs of Paris facing the energy transition?” (in French), Laboratory Architecture, Milieu, Paysage (ENSA Paris La Villette-AMP), under the scientific direction of Yann Nussaume for the call for projects « Architecture du XXe siècle, matière à projet pour la ville durable du XXIe siècle » (2016-2020) – 3e appel à projets (2018) (“Architecture of the XXth century, source for the sustainable city of the XXIst century” (2016-2020) - third call for projects (2018)), Ministère de la Culture, in collaboration with the Ministère de la transition écologique et solidaire, Ministère de la cohésion des territoires, L’union sociale pour l’habitat, La caisse des dépôts et consignations, L’ANRU - agence nationale de la rénovation urbain.

This evening lecture has had to be cancelled.
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