More Lectures you might be interested in

Here are some lectures coming up in the next month which you may be
interested in:

* What is British Art? (Tate Britain)
A Third Text project in collaboration with Tate Britain
on Friday, 10 October at 10:00:00
More details: http://www.lecturelist.org/content/view_lecture/5957?mail=y

* Black Georgians (Hunterian Museum, London)
To mark Black History Month, the museum is hosting a study day examining
the lives of Black children and servants in eighteenth and early ninteenth
century Britain
on Wednesday, 22 October at 10:00:00
More details: http://www.lecturelist.org/content/view_lecture/5932?mail=y


* A History of Changing Women's Fashions (Grosvenor Museum)
A look at womens fashions through the ages
on Friday, 24 October at 14:00:00
More details: http://www.lecturelist.org/content/view_lecture/5918?mail=y

* Britain since 1918: the strange career of British democracy (Sheikh
Zayed Theatre, London School of Economics)
LSE public lecture
on Wednesday, 29 October at 18:30:00
More details: http://www.lecturelist.org/content/view_lecture/5761?mail=y

* An Appeal to Reason: a cool look at global warming (Old Theatre, London
School of Economics & Political Science)
LSE public lecture
on Wednesday, 29 October at 18:30:00
More details: http://www.lecturelist.org/content/view_lecture/5760?mail=y

* Le Corbusier and Britain (John Moores University)
Part of the Le Corbusier Season in Liverpool - with Adrian Forty, Irena
Murray, and Alan Powers.
on Thursday, 30 October at 18:30:00
More details: http://www.lecturelist.org/content/view_lecture/5688?mail=y

Kevin Flude

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