Updates, events and work in progress from our students and staff
Inês Ponte’s film Tender Kisses are Hard to Find has been selected for the official programme of the Kratovo Ethnographic Film Festival. The festival will take place from 2 to 4 October in Skopje, Macedonia. This short film was realised…
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The Granada Centre for Visual Anthropology has a new website. Its aim is to give visibility to the work of its students and staff, especially giving those working in Sensory Media a showcase side by side with the more established…
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The Man who almost Killed Himself is a new play and multi-media experience premiering at The Edinburgh Festival, on the BBC and at ODEON Cinemas around the country. A collaboration between theatre director Josh Azouz and Andrew Irving, the Director…
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The graduation screenings and exhibition by the 2014 class of our MA in Visual Anthropology are set for 17-19 October 2014, at Manchester’s Victoria Baths. The show presents a culmination of the students’ final works from both Ethnographic Documentary and…
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Kalanda – The Knowledge of the Bush is the main outcome of my audiovisual work on donso hunters in Burkina Faso. The project was conceived during a year of fieldwork for my PhD in Social Anthropology with Visual Media. In…
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