An undergraduate seminar group at the University of East London School of Architecture and the Visual Arts by David Knight.
Tomorrow's tutorials will be in room EB1.07 in the morning, plus I will be in Oscars in the afternoon for some extra sessions.
This is my provisonal list, it is based upon people who presented early in the process as a means to catch up.
If you are on this list and can't make it, let me know. If you want to be added into the 'free' slot, please 'reply all' to the circulated e-mail with your name inserted.
If your name is not on this list, it probably means you presented last week. You will be a priority to see in next week's list if you do not fill one of the free slots below.
I note that several of you did not attend or present your essays in the last weeks of essay crits. Please get in touch as a matter of urgency with an update on where you are in your research. We wasted some time in the past few weeks due to absences, so I have no option but to organise these tutorials based upon attendance. I cannot guarantee quality one-to-one tutoring if students do not attend when required.
Generally, all of you are welcome to e-mail me at any time with research queries of any kind. Please allow a day or so for me to reply!
11.00 Andreas
11.20 Tiziana
11.40 Natalija
12.00 Adrian
12.20 George
12.40 Khusnud
13.00 Kristina
Lunch
14.00 Free Slot (located in Oscars cafe)
14.20 Free Slot (located in Oscars cafe)
14.40 Free Slot (located in Oscars cafe)
Following various complications, here is a revised timetable for the next essay crits. Its vital that you attend and present, ideally with a powerpoint to back up your presentation with visuals and structure your arguments. Expect to be there for the full session.
24th Feb (Critic: Alexandra Stara)
10.00 Vasco
10.25 Yinka
10.50 Karl
11.15 Van
11.40 Matilda
12.05 Valentin
12.30 Elias
12.55 Kristina
13.20-14.20 LUNCH
14.20 Bernardo
14.45 Shaheer
15.10 Sinan
15.35 Sandra
10th Feb (Critic: Finn Williams)
10.00 Andreas
10.25 Tiziana
10.50 Kristina
11.15 Sandra
11.40 Natalija
12.05 Adrian
12.30 Bernardo
12.55 Shaheer
13.20 Sinan
24th Feb (Critic: Alexandra Stara)
10.00 Vasco
10.25 Yinka
10.50 Karl
11.15 Van
11.40 Matilda
12.05 Kiren
12.30 Khusnud
12.55 Valentin
13.20 Toma
13.45 Elias
This Thursday (27th Jan) we will reconvene at UEL for an essay seminar. It is vital that you bring first proposals for this essay to the session- be prepared to discuss your ideas and bring any visual or text aids that will help the discussion. Vague verbal descriptions will not do.
I am encouraging everyone to develop essay enquiries based in some way on the 'City of Paper' seminar programme.
Our room has changed: 11am, Room WB2.07 (West Building)
Tree of Codes, Jonathan Safran Foer, 2010.
A new work of fiction is produced by physically removing words from an old work of fiction. See a review at the Guardian here.
#3 in a series of posts about things which use apparently banal text documents in beautiful, unexpected or subversive ways.
Hello all, We will meet at 10:30 tomorrow morning, at Temple underground station. It is here, we will meet at the main entrance.
We will not be finishing at Temple, which might influence your choice of ticket for the day.
We'll be finished, as usual, by lunchtime. If you have ideas for your essay topic, please bring them with you, as if the weather is good enough I propose a quick roundtable chat at the end of the walk about your essays.
Remember this is a mandatory session and, though a walk, is still of primary importance in terms of developing the ideas of the course.
New year, new programme: the programme for this term has been revised to allow for tutorials before the essay crits. Please go to the downloads section to get a copy, and update your diaries accordingly.
As planned, our next session is a walk on 20th January. Details to follow- check e-mails and this blog!
The main essay brief for the year has been released- here it is. You should be thinking about what you want to write about during the Christmas break- using the texts and themes from the seminars as much as possible.
