PhD in Black British media (cultural studies, memory studies, postcolonialism and film studies)| Lecturer @UIBuniversitat
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María Piqueras-Pérez retweeted
📚😍 New publication by our María Piqueras (@P_Maria15): Fire, film, and resistance: exploring the new cross massacre through Blood Ah Go Run (1982) and Jus Soli (2015)!
🔗Open access: shorturl.at/9gQXw
🔥 My new article is out: "Fire, Film, and Resistance: Exploring the New Cross Massacre through Blood Ah Go Run (1982) and Jus Soli (2015)," published in the Journal of Aesthetics & Culture (@WeAreTandF). You can read it here:
doi.org/10.1080/20004214.202…
María Piqueras-Pérez retweeted
La semiótica ayuda a entender por qué el 6-7, pese a carecer de significado fijo, construye identidad y pertenencia generacional. Lo analiza @P_Maria15 de @UIBuniversitat:
theconversation.com/six-seve…
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😍📽️Join us for the seminar series “Journeys, Borders and Bodies in the Mediterranean"! We'll be discussing migration, borders, human rights and embodied memories of the Mediterranean from critical, decolonial perspective.
All welcome - link for the inscription below👇
#LITANGLO
😍📽️El 27, 28 i 29 de maig de 2026 tindrà lloc a la @UIBuniversitat el cicle de seminaris #LITANGLO «Memòries entrellaçades: viatges, fronteres i cossos de la Mediterrània», organitzat per Maria Piqueras, amb la projecció de "Cadáver" de Benjamin Kobdoel.
🖇️Inscripció gratuita!👇
María Piqueras-Pérez retweeted
For women in academia, barriers to having children aren't just finding partners or preserving fertility. It's systemic barriers—relentless relocations, temporary contracts, focus on individual achievement—planning for a family is like an impossible luxury.science.org/content/article/…
María Piqueras-Pérez retweeted
Aaaand we’re open! Read all about our new exhibition, Conversations, here: amp.theguardian.com/artandde…
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Feel that chill in the air? That’s right. It’s Frankfurt School Fall. If your friend group isn’t critiquing the culture industry and hating jazz, you need to find a new posse.
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María Piqueras-Pérez, contratada predoctoral de la Fundación Séneca, defiende hoy su Tesis: “Memory, Race, Identity, and Audio-visual Experimentation in the Black British Workshops Ceddo, Black Audio Film Collective, and Sankofa”
¡Mucha Suerte!🍀
María Piqueras-Pérez retweeted
Our next panel at the #CSTConference2024. Maria Piqueras Perez is presenting her research on the Black Film Collective and its relationship to Channel 4. It highlights yet again the problem that capitalism creates for marginalised voices.
María Piqueras-Pérez retweeted
‘Benjamin Zephaniah loved Liverpool and Liverpool loved him’! Heartfelt article from @BlackOutP_ @LivEchonews with comments from his good friend’s @LeviTafariPoet and WoW’s Co-director @Mad68 💖✊🏿
liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liv…
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“Honestly, I don’t want to be part of a fandom (swifties) that fails to consider the humanity of the people on stage, who are performing for them.” — @P_Maria15 link.medium.com/9sapxNtWBBb
same.
María Piqueras-Pérez retweeted
Sitting down to write my thesis like
ALT King Charles saying ‘oh God I hate this’ after his pen leaked
ALT King Charles saying ‘I can’t bear this bloody thing’ after his pen leaked
María Piqueras-Pérez retweeted
Today is UNESCO's International Day for Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition. Southwark is honoured to host 5 unique artworks as part of #TheWorldReimagined - transforming how we understand the Transatlantic Trade in Enslaved Africans.@TWR__org
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So glad to have provided some glue!
As a #PhD do you also get this feeling while reading that things are in your mind without 'apparent' connection and then you run into a book that glues it all together? Postcolonial Nostalgias by @walder_dennis has been my glue this week. @PhDVoice @AcademicChatter #phdchat
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Once banned, now knighted: how Horace Ové became the godfather of black British film-making theguardian.com/film/2022/ju…
