‘The Relevance of Memory to Creativity and Cultural Development in the Digital Age’: Part of a series of talks entitled 'Capturing the Intangible' at ICA, London

Amber Lamonby-Pennie

‘The Relevance of Memory to Creativity and Cultural Development in the Digital Age’: Part of a series of talks entitled 'Capturing the Intangible' at ICA, London

Amber Lamonby-Pennie

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5th June 2014 ICA, London ‘The Relevance of Memory to Creativity and Cultural Development in the Digital Age’ – Organiser, Chair and Speaker. Full link: https://www.ica.org.uk/whats-on/studio-sessions-relevance-memory-creativity-and-cultural-development-digital-age Transdisciplinary discussion featuring: Louise Shannon(Digital V&A Museum Curator), Emeritus Professor Steven Rose(Neuroscience, Memory Specialist and Co-founder of the Open University) and Professor Alan Schechner (Artist and Academic). Chair, Speaker and Event organiser. Amber is a PhD Researcher and speaker at The ICA, London (2014 - date) Affiliated to the ICA Education/Events Programme and Kingston University’s Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture, and the Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy.

Original language	English
Media of output	Film
Size	120mins
Publication status	Published - 2014
Event	ICA, London, ‘The Relevance of Memory to Creativity and Cultural Development in the Digital Age’ Talk – Organiser, Chair and Speaker. : Part of a series of talks at the ICA entitled 'Capturing the Intangible' - ICA Institute of Contemporary Art, London, United Kingdom Duration: 5 Jun 2014 → 5 Jun 2014 https://www.ica.org.uk/whats-on/studio-sessions-relevance-memory-creativity-and-cultural-development-digital-age https://www.ica.org.uk/whats-on/studio-sessions-relevance-memory-creativity-and-cultural-development-digital-age

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‘The Relevance of Memory to Creativity and Cultural Development in the Digital Age’: Part of a series of talks entitled 'Capturing the Intangible' at ICA, London. Lamonby-Pennie, Amber (Author). 2014. Event: ICA, London, ‘The Relevance of Memory to Creativity and Cultural Development in the Digital Age’ Talk – Organiser, Chair and Speaker.<br/>, ICA Institute of Contemporary Art, London, United Kingdom.

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‘The Relevance of Memory to Creativity and Cultural Development in the Digital Age’: Part of a series of talks entitled 'Capturing the Intangible' at ICA, London

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