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3rd Annual Mark Fisher Memorial Lecture


17 Jan 2020, 6:00pm - 9:00pm

Ian Gulland LT, Whitehead Building

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Cost Free, open to all!
Department Visual Cultures
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Simon Reynolds - Bridging the Chasm: the Promise of Music

In this third annual Mark Fisher memorial lecture, Simon Reynolds looks at the centrality of music – specifically popular music - in the K-punk vision. Talking about the formative postpunk era that lastingly shaped his outlook and his expectations for pop, Fisher once declared: “Music wasn’t only about music.” Through the prism of Fisher’s thinking as it evolved over two decades, Reynolds explores changing ideas about the relationship between pop and politics: the power that music has held out for successive generations, and the challenge of activating music’s promise in the world beyond.

The event is free. No booking is required. All are welcome!

Organised by the Department of Visual Cultures

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17 Jan 2020 6:00pm - 9:00pm
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