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An introduction to the visual culture of ‘glam’ rock, looking at the historical background to the development of the style and its relationship with other subcultures. Examines clothing, make-up, hair...
A one-day symposium Wednesday 30 April 2014 Nash Lecture Theatre, K2.31, King's Building Strand Campus, King's College London www.kcl.ac.uk/artshums/depts/filmstudies/eventrecords/2014/gfvc.aspx In...
Three slide sets based on an exhibition and book produced by the Institute for Popular Culture at the Manchester Metropolitan University. The images trace the highly visible new fan culture together with the...
This BBC remake of Kenneth Clark’s acclaimed 1969 series tells the story of art from its origins to the present day. Presented by Simon Schama, Mary Beard and David Olusoga, the programmes explore the...
Shows how to use a wire loop to inoculate a broth tube from a slope culture. Emphasises the importance of a clean work area, bare except for a bunsen burner, and the need to practice deft hand movements to...
A multimedia study of the visual culture of Wales during its industrial age between 1750 and 1960. Investigates the relations between communities, image-makers and images as Welsh industrial society evolved...
Reports on events of the summer of 1993 when Russian archaeologists discovered a new burial, bringing to light the frozen body of a Scythian woman buried 250 years ago in the AltaÔ mountains. Also examines...
A detailed description of the practical steps required for the successful culture of animal cells. Shows how fibroblasts from human dermis are isolated by using enzymes and then cultured in nutrient medium....
An account of the life of ‘King’ Oliver (1885-1938), jazz trumpeter, band leader and composer told with stills and a selection from his recordings. Made to celebrate the centenary of his birth.
We know a great deal about media gadgetry in retrospect, but much less about how it was perceived and experienced by early users. Historians at the end of the 19th century have traditionally paid little...
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