Rupa Malaysia The exhibition aims to provide a comprehensive representation of the diversity and complexity of contemporary Malaysian art produced in the last ten years.
Kanaval: Photographs from the pre-lenten Mardi Gras in Jacmel, Haiti This set of photographs and stories from Jacmel are a tribute to Haiti's history, struggle and creativity.
Winning Fan Design Auction - In aid of the Tohoku Earthquake Relief Fund Limited Edition prize-winning Japanese paper folding fans, designed for competition and executed by master craftsman Ishizumi & Co. in Kyoto, Japan.
A Passage Through Passages This exhibition takes us on new and recently rebuilt roads across South Asian regions of Pakistan, Sri Lanka, the Maldives and India.
Displacement, immigration, and brotherhood: discussing ‘My Brother’s Keeper’ with Mahad Ali Alumnus Mahad Ali describes his journey from being a writer for EastEnders to writing his first play, ‘My Brother’s Keeper’.
How Do Movement Parties Learn Lessons of Defeat in Taiwan? The Case of the Green Party Taiwan with Dr. Dafydd Fell Join Dr Dafydd Fell lecture on How Do Movement Parties Learn Lessons of Defeat in Taiwan? The Case of the Green Party Taiwan.
Hidden Histories of Land and Sea SOAS Library is delighted to host a new project by Thembi Mutch, Anglo-South African global studies Research Fellow at SOAS University of London. Comprising of over 40 photographs Hidden Histories is a collaborative oral history project, recording the knowledge, skills and aspirations of Tanga people on the coast of Tanzania, in East Africa. Including a range of other material, the display includes interviews with a selection of 10 people with very different perspectives about life in Tanga.
Disability and Disposability | SOAS EDI Thought Leadership Series SOAS Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Team (EDI) welcome Kym Oliver & Jumoke Abdullahi to discuss 'What is our responsibility to community health and disability justice'? (Online event)
The 6th Kay Everett Memorial Lecture: Five Moments in Refugee Law In this year's Kay Everett Lecture, barrister Mark Symes will discuss seminal changes vis-á-vis the UK’s approach to refugee law.