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Encounters – June 2017

University of East Anglia, 29th-30th June 2017

The full program can be found here: Encounters June 2017 Programme

Optional Pre-Conference Events – Thursday 29 June 2017 – PLEASE NOTE ALL PRE-CONFERENCE ACTIVITIES ARE NOW FULLY BOOKED
This selection of activities are offered on a first-come, first-served basis as places are limited so be sure to book early! Please indicate on the booking form which session you would like to take part in.

Tour of Norwich Castle – 1.45pm or 2.45pm (both times slots FULLY BOOKED)
Group tour of the Castle Keep as well as full museum entry. Tours last 30 – 40 minutes, choice of 1.45 and 2.45 start. Norwich Castle website.

Space & Time in Norwich Cathedral Library – from 3.30pm (FULLY BOOKED)

This event will begin with an introductory talk by Gudrun Warren, Cathedral Librarian and Curator, outlining: how the Cathedral functions now and how it has developed from the pre-Reformation monastic foundation; the collections and what we do to care for them and make them accessible to users. Participants will be able to engage with Histories of the Cathedral looking at the Norwich Domesday, a 15th-century copy of a late 13th- century taxation valuation of the diocese which is the only pre-Reformation manuscript remaining at the Cathedral; the Priory’s seal box with two sections and six keys, and containing seal matrices, one of which has been cancelled. Participants will also be able to explore 16th-century printed material – literary sources and parish books, and 18th- and 19th-century choir part books and music collections given to the Cathedral subsequently by Masters of the Music and the late Professor Peter Aston.http://www.cathedral.org.uk/visit/getting-here

Space, Place & Time Reading Group Critical Excursion (FULLY BOOKED)
Norwich Shoe Factory – Industrial Learning – from 1pm

Organised by the ‘SPT Research Collective’, the project will follow a bottom-up investigative approach, in which the discussion of text and material will be set against specific locations and places of relevance. The site/ location itself will become the point of question, discussion and experimentation in relation to the set text(s). http://www.chase.ac.uk/events/2017/2/24/space-place-and-time-reading-groups-critical-excursions

The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts

Choose from one of the following tours in the registration form below: (FULLY BOOKED)

18.00                     Group (1) gallery tour of Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts

18.30                     Group (2) gallery tour of Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts

19.00                     Group (3) gallery tour of Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts

MEAL IS NOW FULLY BOOKED – A hot fork buffet will be served in The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts’ main restaurant from 19.00 onwards with the bar open to purchase drinks from 18.30.

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