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Exhibition 'Brutalist Imaginaries: Radical Architectures of Oxford and Paris'

Photolanguage (Nigel Green & Robin Wilson)

Date:

Monday 19 January

Location:

Maison Française d'Oxford

Book presentation ‘Cultural expertise. Theories, Laws and Practices’ (Routledge, 2025)

Livia Holden (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne/CNRS) & Dina Hadad (Université Paris Nante...

Livia Holden (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne/CNRS) & Dina Hadad (Université Paris Nanterre)

Date:

Tuesday 3 March

Location:

Maison Française d'Oxford

Special Film Screening 'Le dernier Canadien français'

Organised as part of Francophonie Month, in collaboration with the Québec Government Office and the...

Organised as part of Francophonie Month, in collaboration with the Québec Government Office and the Alliance Française d’Oxford

Date:

Tuesday 3 March

Location:

Maison Française d'Oxford

‘Memory and oblivion of financial crisis’

Youssef Cassis (European University Institute)

Date:

Thursday 5 March

Location:

Maison Française d'Oxford

Workshop 'The Immense Regression: Reading Bernard Stiegler'

Convened by Amélie Berger-Soraruff (MFO/NOTCOM)

Date:

Friday 6 March

Location:

Maison Française d'Oxford & Online

'From Utopia to Politics: Brutalist Architecture in France’s Working-Class Neighbourhoods'

Joint book presentation of 'Brutalist Paris' (Nigel Green & Robin Wilson) & 'Streetologie'...

Joint book presentation of 'Brutalist Paris' (Nigel Green & Robin Wilson) & 'Streetologie' (Ulysse Rabaté)

Date:

Friday 6 March

Location:

Maison Française d'Oxford

Children’s Week

A week exploring new frontiers, infant cognition, emotions, and care, including the history of children’s...

A week exploring new frontiers, infant cognition, emotions, and care, including the history of children’s health, while rethinking classic...

A week exploring new frontiers, infant cognition, emotions, and care, including the history of children’s health, while rethinking classic themes such as work, children’s...

A week exploring new frontiers, infant cognition, emotions, and care, including the history of children’s health, while rethinking classic themes such as work, children’s art and literature, and naturalist approaches to learning.

Date:

9-12 March 2026

Location:

Maison Française d'Oxford

Exhibition 'Brutalist Imaginaries: Radical Architectures of Oxford and Paris'

Book presentation ‘Cultural expertise. Theories, Laws and Practices’ (Routledge, 2025)

Special Film Screening 'Le dernier Canadien français'

‘Memory and oblivion of financial crisis’

Workshop 'The Immense Regression: Reading Bernard Stiegler'

'From Utopia to Politics: Brutalist Architecture in France’s Working-Class Neighbourhoods'

Children’s Week

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