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Working-Class Power: What is really worth remembering about May 68 - a talk by Ian Birchall

Speaker: 
Birchall, Ian
Room: 
Small Hall
Time: 
7pm

What is worth remembering of 1968. Most of what is said about 1968 tends to focus on students, posters, graffiti, situationism etc.

Art and Politics 1968 then and now a talk by John Molyneux

Speaker: 
Molyneux, John
Room: 
Artists Room
Time: 
1pm

John Molyneux is senior lecturer at the School of Art, Design and Media at Portsmouth University.

Turkey in 1968 from Student Activism to Armed Struggle [and its failure] Dr Ronnie Margolis

Speaker: 
Margolis, Ronnie
Room: 
Tower Room 3
Time: 
3pm

Ronnie Margolis has been a revolutionary socialist active in Britain and Turkey for more than 30 years. He will examine the impact of the ideas of May 1968 on militants in Turkey

Italy 1967-1969 a talk by Dr Toby Abse

Speaker: 
Abse, Toby
Room: 
Tower Room 2
Time: 
1pm
The 'hot autumn' of 1969

The student struggles in France in May 1968 were prefigured by those in Italy in 1967. Toby Abse will discuss those and the impact of 1968 on the 'hot autumn' of 1969 in Italy.

Art and Revolution: the legacy of May 1968

Speaker: 
Ron Heisler
Room: 
Library
Time: 
12pm

Why left artists should oppose the 'Young Brits': although Emin and Hirst claim to be the new avant-garde their work reflects their incorporation into the ideology of the ruling elite and its art comm

Dada, Surrealism and their Influence on the Situationist International - a talk by Malcolm Hopkins

Speaker: 
Hopkins, Malcolm
Room: 
Bertrand Russell Room
Time: 
11am

The influence of the Situationist was not confined to the streets of Paris. Their influence can be seen in the works of King Mob in England and Black Mask in the USA.

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