The Imaginary When Invisible

Marie Sierra, Deputy Dean, Faculty of Art and Design, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia

Professor Marie Sierra is the deputy dean at UNSW Sydney, Faculty of Art and Design. She researches nature as a soc...More

Don't miss out on the Advance Registration rate for the Fifteenth International Conference on The Image and complete your registration today

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While in Buenos Aires for the Fifteenth International Conference on The Image, you can explore La Boca and the Caminito Street Museum!

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We encourage anyone interested in presenting at the Fifteenth International Conference on The Image to submit a proposal as early as possible, in order to register by the Advance Deadline. For more information on the submission process, follow...More

As the conference program takes shape, the list of accepted proposals offers a tentative preview to some of the talks which will be scheduled. 

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Whether you are an In-Person or Online Only presenter, make sure to add Digital Media to your Presenter Page to make the most of the conference experience

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To assist conference delegates in navigating the conference at Zaragoza and to give a general outline of planned proceedings, a conference guide is available for your convenience

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We are pleased to announce the preliminary schedule of sessions for the Fourteenth International Conference on The Image, available now at the link below

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Common Ground Research Networks is happy to announce “Meet the Author: A Conversation Series.”

Our next conversation will be with Stefan Litz (Associate Professor in the Department of Business Administration, Gerald Schwartz School of Business,...More

We invite you to engage with Jill Hendron, the author of "When it Hurts to Care: Clergy Working with Crisis" on 23 May 2022 (9:00 AM CST USA)

If you are an active Research Network member, you can access digital copies of the book via your CGSc...More