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The Glasgow Lectures on Culture

by University of Glasgow

Twenty-one years after Glasgow’s term as European City of Culture, the UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW and GLASGOW LIFE joined forces to create a new space for critical reflection on future directions in the arts and creativity. This landmark series explores the thoughts of leading figures in the world ofcultural practice. Created and directed by Philip Schlesinger and Mark O’Neill, this lecture series is supported by the Centre for Cultural Policy Research, Glasgow Life, the Cultural Olympiad and Creative Scotland.

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Episodes

  1. The Cult of Me vs. the Cult of We (full version)

    Dr Aleks Krotoski, journalist and presenter on new media, 9 February 2012. Excerpt from talk delivered as part of The Glasgow Lecture Series on Culture, supported by the Centre for Cultural Policy Research, Glasgow Life, the Cultural Olympiad and Creative Scotland, featuring leading figures in…

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  2. Theatre 2064: A Future Search (full version)

    Michael Boyd, Artistic Director of the Royal Shakespeare Company, 9 February 2012. Talk on producing theatre on both sides of the Atlantic, delivered as part of The Glasgow Lecture Series on Culture, supported by the Centre for Cultural Policy Research, Glasgow Life, the Cultural Olympiad and...

  3. The Funding of the Arts in Europe and America (full version)

    Sir Clive Gillinson, Executive & Artistic Direct at Carnegie Hall, 21 November 2011. Talk delivered as part of The Glasgow Lecture Series on Culture, supported by the Centre for Cultural Policy Research, Glasgow Life, the Cultural Olympiad and Creative Scotland, aimed at exploring the thoughts of...

  4. The Cult of Me vs. the Cult of We

    Dr Aleks Krotoski, journalist and presenter on new media, 9 February 2012. Excerpt from talk delivered as part of The Glasgow Lecture Series on Culture, supported by the Centre for Cultural Policy Research, Glasgow Life, the Cultural Olympiad and Creative Scotland, featuring leading figures in…

    more
  5. The Funding of the Arts in Europe and America

    Sir Clive Gillinson, Executive & Artistic Direct at Carnegie Hall, 21 November 2011. Excerpt from talk delivered as part of The Glasgow Lecture Series on Culture, supported by the Centre for Cultural Policy Research, Glasgow Life, the Cultural Olympiad and Creative Scotland, aimed at exploring…

    more
  6. Theatre 2064: A Future Search

    Michael Boyd, Artistic Director of the Royal Shakespeare Company, 9 February 2012. Excerpt from talk on producing theatre on both sides of the Atlantic, delivered as part of The Glasgow Lecture Series on Culture, supported by the Centre for Cultural Policy Research, Glasgow Life, the Cultural...

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Twenty-one years after Glasgow’s term as European City of Culture, the UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW and GLASGOW LIFE joined forces to create a new space for critical reflection on future directions in the arts and creativity. This landmark series explores the thoughts of leading figures in the world ofcultural practice. Created and directed by Philip Schlesinger and Mark O’Neill, this lecture series is supported by the Centre for Cultural Policy Research, Glasgow Life, the Cultural Olympiad and Creative Scotland.

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How many episodes does The Glasgow Lectures on Culture have?

The Glasgow Lectures on Culture has 6 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on December 25, 2012.

What is The Glasgow Lectures on Culture about?

Twenty-one years after Glasgow’s term as European City of Culture, the UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW and GLASGOW LIFE joined forces to create a new space for critical reflection on future directions in the arts and creativity. This landmark series explores the thoughts of leading figures in the world...

Who hosts The Glasgow Lectures on Culture?

The Glasgow Lectures on Culture is created and hosted by University of Glasgow.
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