Guitar Now! Invitation to a three-day guitar festival
If you play the guitar or if you’re simply a guitar aficionado, you will not want to miss Guitar Now. Okay, I’ll tell you exactly what Guitar Now is right after I tell you that it... More
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The Hyperlab Presents – Survival Horror: the perfect video game genre for a study of gender
In this talk, noted cinema and video game studies scholar Bernard Perron will examine survival horror video games as a surprisingly rich and complex site for the study of gender. At first blush,... More
Video – English and French Canadian Cinema
In this video, Richard Nimijean of the School of Canadian Studies, and Andre Loiselle of Film Studies discuss film in Canada, language relations, the divergence between Quebec cinema and English... More
Music graduate student participates in two-month cycling tour to promote social justice
In the fall of 2012, Austin Lui peddled his way from Kitchener-Waterloo to Ottawa spreading a message of global consciousness. As part of the Otesha Project, Phenomenal Food Tour, Lui and 6 other... More
FASS Faculty Profile – Michael Windover
Michael Windover is the newest faculty addition to the History and Theory of Architecture Program. Windover, who arrived at Carleton in the fall of 2012, is a historian of modern architecture, design... More
CUAG – Panel discussion on world-class collection of European graphic design
CUAG invites you to join in a free public discussion of the exhibition Photomontage Between the Wars (1918-1939) with art historian Adrian Sudhalter and historian Jennifer Evans, moderated by Diana... More
2012 FASS Distinguished Visiting Scholar – Studies in Art and Culture: Acclaimed director and activist John Akomfrah
Presented by The School for Studies in Art and Culture and in association with several other FASS units, this year’s Distinguished Visiting Scholar (November 25-30) is John Akomfrah, a pre-eminent... More
Gahu, eh! A Distinctly Canadian Presentation of Ghanaian Drumming, Singing and Dance
Friday November 23, 2012 at 8pm Kailash Mitel Theatre, Carleton University Tickets $20 Adults, $10 Students and Seniors Poster Featuring Carleton University Music Department’s West African Rhythm... More
Carleton Professor Wins Ottawa Book Award for Non-Fiction
Carleton University’s Ruth Phillips was awarded the $7,500 Ottawa Book Award in non-fiction for her book Museum Pieces: Toward the Indigenization of Canadian Museums…Read more ... More
Ruth Phillips has been nominated for a 2012 Ottawa Book Award
Professor of Art History, Ruth Phillips, has been nominated for a 2012 Ottawa Book Award in the non-fiction category for her book Museum Pieces. Phillips, who is also the Canada Research Chair... More