Late Bowie: Legacy, Mortality and the Archival Impulse

A two-day public conference exploring David Bowie’s later work, archives, mortality and legacy through talks, a keynote, discussion, a V&A archive workshop and a screening.

Kingston School of Art brings together researchers and creative practitioners to discuss Bowie’s later music, self-curation, archives and cultural legacy. The public conference includes keynote and panel sessions, a V&A archive workshop, a film screening, and a reading and discussion with Peter Carpenter and Kevin Loader. Keynote contributors include Harriet Reed and Jonathan Barnbrook. Day one closes at 17:30; day two has closing remarks beginning at 17:45, with the final end unpublished.