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Transseminars – free seminars with some bursaries available for travel. See below

Trans’ in Popular Representation (Thursday 28th November, University of Warwick)

We’re delighted to announce details of the third seminar in this ESRC-sponsored series.

This FREE event will focus on trans as a cross-media phenomenon involving traditional and

new media from film and television to web-based media, photography and performance art.

Speakers

Del LaGrace Volcano (gender variant visual artist)
Dr Kat Gupta (University of Nottingham)
Lee Gale (TransBareAll)
Helen Belcher (Trans Media Watch)

9am to 5pm
Thursday 28th November 2013
Radcliffe, University of Warwick

The event will be highly interactive, with several opportunities for extensive discussion

of themes and issues raised by the speakers.

A limited number of travel bursaries are available for participants who do not have

institutional funds to attend. Let us know if you’d like to apply for one of these

bursaries when you register.

Information on how to register can be found here: http://transseminars.com/register

 

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