DOCTUS: Pathways of Contemporary Research
Feminism and Nostalgia | 3–4 June 2025 | Sofia, Bulgaria
The DOCTUS series provides doctoral candidates with a unique opportunity to meet, network, and collaborate through joint activities and workshops. It offers training in transferrable skills aimed at enhancing professional expertise and creative proficiency. DOCTUS also serves as an inspiring and safe platform to receive feedback on PhD projects.
This is the third workshop in a three-part series, following events in Tallinn (March) and Bratislava (May). This final session invites PhD candidates to explore themes such as feminism, filmmaking, maternity, and art history.
Programme Highlights
- Presentations by:
- Professor Rachel Garfield (Royal College of Art) – artist and author of Experimental Filmmaking and Punk
- Dr. Martina Mullaney (Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Dublin) – artist, academic, and co-editor of The Missing Mother
- Interactive discussion and ARE guided exhibition tour
- Moderated by Dr. Michael Keerdo-Dawson (Baltic Film, Media and Arts School, Tallinn University), artist and lecturer
Event Details
- What: A two-day workshop offering networking, skill development, and peer feedback for doctoral candidates
- Who: PhD students from Lusófona University, IADT, LUCA School of Arts, Tallinn University, LMTA, NATFA, VŠMU, and VIA University College
- Note: Where PhD programmes are unavailable, research Master’s students are welcome to apply.
- Where: National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts (NATFA), Sofia, Bulgaria
- When: 3–4 June 2025
- How: Apply via this registration form: https://forms.office.com/e/Q1fkJ3hfNx
- Deadline to apply: 18 May 2025
- Contact: Ingrida Jasoniene – Ingrida.jasoniene@filmeu.eu
For more info, please, visit https://wire.filmeu.eu/news-and-updates/doctus-pathways-of-contemporary-research-feminism-and-nostalgia-deadline-18th-may-2025
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