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SNACK - Sociology is Not a Complete Knowledge


26 Jul 2019, 5:00pm - 9:00pm

Greenwich West Community & Arts Centre, Entrance on Lovibond Lane, SE10 8AJ

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Cost free
Department Sociology
Contact clare.lewis(@gold.ac.uk)
02079197712

MA Visual Sociology degree show

SNACK is an event where students from the MA Visual Sociology at Goldsmiths aim to share materials from their ongoing research projects.

During the past year, the students have been developing techniques to translate sociological observations into sensory media and they now want to share it with you!

Please join them for a beautiful evening full of drinks, snacks and chats.

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26 Jul 2019 5:00pm - 9:00pm
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