Talks & classes
Sacred Flowscapes: Negotiating and Imagining the Spaces of Chinese Religion in Singapore
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- When
- Monday 16 November, 18:00 – 19:30
- Where
- The Courtauld, Vernon Square, WC1X 9EW
- Price
- FreeChecked Friday 16 October.
About
Join Terence Heng as he maps out the making of Chinese Religion sacred spaces, showing how such spaces are a product of “spiritual imagination”, a material and embodied process through which individuals and groups find ways to co-exist with state policy and urban planning.
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- Who it’s for
- The listing doesn't give an age limit or say who it's aimed at.
- What to expect
- Listed from 18:00 to 19:30 (1½ hours).
- Booking
- The listing doesn't say whether you need to book. Check with The Courtauld before you go.
- Price
- Free.
- Getting in
- Nearest station: King's Cross St. Pancras, 9 min walk. TfL lists lift access there. The venue’s website says: “If you’re entering Somerset House from the Embankment side, its also step free access from ground level upto the courtyard.” Check the details with The Courtauld, Vernon Square before you go. Access information on the venue’s website
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