Department of Digital Humanities at King's College London

Through Estranged Eyes: Across Inner Dreams and Outer Worlds
7-8 May 2025, FREE ENTRY
The Workshop, Science Gallery London
King’s College London, Guy’s Campus
Great Maze Pond, London SE1 9GU

Created and curated by King's DDH students, “Through Estranged Eyes: Across Inner Dreams and Outer Worlds” is a two-day exhibition. It presents 19 VR experiences created in Unity and displayed as interactive applications and walkthrough videos. It's been an absolute pleasure to teach VR design and curation to such a creative cohort of our students!

Screening + Q&A with filmmaker, 2-4pm, Saturday 1st February 2025, King's College London
Lviv Diary (78 Min / In Ukrainian, Spanish with English Subtitles)
by Tammy Cheung (Hong Kong)

Preview screening + Q&A with filmmaker
Lviv Diary (78 Min / In Ukrainian, Spanish with English Subtitles)
by Tammy Cheung (Hong Kong)

Depicting life in the shadow of war in Lviv, a beautiful ancient city in western Ukraine, the film shows how all aspects of society and all citizens have been forever affected.

Date & Time: 2 - 4pm, 1 Feb (Sat) 2025

Venue:
The Nash Lecture Theatre, 2.31 King's Building,
King's College London, Strand, WC2R 2LS.

More about the event and free tickets here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/preview-screening-qa-with-filmmaker-tickets-1203001984319?aff=oddtdtcreator

Hosted by: King's College London Department of Film Studies
Co-hosted by: Un.censor.ing Cultural Heritage Network KCL

Save the date:
Architectures of despair and hope

Private view: Wednesday, 26th February
Europe House, 32 Smith Square SW1P 3EU, London.

Online talk on XR Audiovisual Immersion, 3pm-5pm, Wed 16 October.
Pls register for free to receive the link to the talk:

Design for Audiovisual Immersion: XR Playtesting and User Feedback Sessions at King's his talk presents one part of a wider doctoral research project which seeks to investigate and analyze the relationships between body, space and digital image.

Join our Attention and Perception in XR symposium, 20-21 June. We have a line up of exciting presentations and discussions. Attendance is hybrid and free but places are limited:

Attention and Perception in XR: A hybrid symposium This symposium brings together scholars and creatives to discuss the problem of attention and perception in XR, and explore what XR means for us at this present historical and technical moment.

Meet director Deimantas Narkevičius and writer/filmmaker Juliet Jacques for the 3D screening of Twittering Soul, a surrealist story set in the late 1800s.

3 June - 18.15 at Ciné Lumière with

Twittering Soul (3D) at Ciné Lumière - Institut Français · Royaume-Uni + Q&A with director Deimantas Narkevičius and writer and filmmaker Juliet Jacques

If in London, pls join our last screening of Un.censor.ing 2024 on 2nd or 6th June at Ciné Lumière II, French Institute.

Yesterday and Forever at Ciné Lumière - Institut Français · Royaume-Uni + intro by Monika Gimbutaitė on 2 June

Un.censor.ing and Chinese Independent Film Archive present Wang Tuo’s The Second Interrogation (2022, 60 min) on cultural censorship in China's art world, with Q&A, 7pm, 27 March, Lecture Theatre 2, Bush House BH(S)4.04, KCL, WC2B 4PA. Free tickets:

Register Here – Un.Censor.Ing Film Screening: The Second Interrogation by Tuo Wang – Bush House LT 2 Join us for the screenings of Tuo Wang's "The Second Interrogation", followed by a Q&A with the director. The Second Inter...

✨Registration is AVAILABLE!🔗
https://www.tickettailor.com/events/kingsartshums/1183649
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Join us on 22nd March (Friday) at 7PM for the screenings of Jonathan Ben-Shaul’s film “What Shall We Do With These Buildings?” (2022, 28 min) and Manuel Correa’s film “Peñoncito'' (2022, 30 min), followed by a Q&A with the directors and producer.
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Film Screening Sponsored by
Lietuvos Respublikos Ambasada Londone / Lithuanian Embassy in London
Lietuvos kultūros institutas / Lithuanian Culture Institute
and Department of Digital Humanities at King's College London
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