London Classicists of Colour

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Head over to our Instagram story to play a game called "Classical or Neoclassical" to test whether you can guess if a piece of art is classical or neoclassical!

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Come meet outside the British Museum Montague Place entrance at 6pm on Friday, March 14th, to explore the display of colonial history in our modern museums and how colonialism has shaped our current perceptions of cultural heritage objects. The event is open to all!

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Guess who's back! Our annual British Museum tour will focus on how colonial ideology influenced the curation of the British Museum, focusing specifically on the Enlightenment Gallery.

WHEN: March 14th, 6pm
WHERE: British Museum
REGISTRATION: Free and open to all forms.gle/GXZaYzmKsqZD...

To register for £15 tickets, you must be a current UOL student. If you are not a student, feel free to book your own ticket for the day and join us! All tickets will be given out on a first-come-first-served basis.

Join us to see Brie Larson as Elektra at the Duke of York Theatre on the 20th of March at 7:30 pm! Secure your £15 ticket using the link below (T&Cs apply):
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We are so excited to be speaking tomorrow at a workshop on 'Teaching Race and Ethnicity in the UK Higher Education Classics Classroom' – if you haven't signed up for this free online workshop, click the link below!

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