Education

Want to learn more about film, art and culture? We run events every month that explore the films and exhibitions at Cornerhouse. Try beginners level evening courses or our popular One Hour Intro talks, or delve deeper with seminars or a symposium.


Click the links on the upper left of the page to guide you in the right direction, and don't forget to check out the Resources page (linked at the top) to access a whole range of useful information including study guides, film notes, exhibition information etc.

Upcoming Events

Introduced Screening/ Woman on the Beach
Still from Women on the Beach
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Tomorrow 18:00
We are pleased to welcome director Hong Sangsoo for an extended introduction to this one off screening of Woman on the Beach.
Unrealised Potential/ Weekly Guided Tour
Len Horsey & Brian Reed, PLANTA DE ANODIZADO, 2010, image by Daniel Walmsley 2
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Wed 8 September 18:45
A special choreographed tour led by actress Amy Rudolph, threading together key aspects of each of the projects on show, concluding in Gallery 2, where Amy Rudolph will take on the persona of a hostess for the Mexican company LGD LUCK SA.
Talk/ A Conversation in Many Parts
Unrealised Potential stamp (Ely & Harris 2010)
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Sat 11 September 13:00
Lisa Le Feuvre & Edgar Schmitz, with Sam Ely & Lynn Harris This talk seeks to think through the productive potential of conceptual work, the role of miscommunication and the question of realization.
One Hour Intro/ Herzog vs. Lynch
Still from My Son, My Son,What Have Ye Done?
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Thu 16 September 17:00
Maggie Hoffgen (Freelance Film Educator) will discuss the unlikely pairing of these two very different iconic auteurs and their latest collaborative project, My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done?.
Irish Study Morning (Maidin Scannáin Gaeilge)
Still from The Heads
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Sat 18 September 10:30
This year’s Irish study morning features a specially produced film version of Na Cloigne (The Heads), an engaging thriller full of murder, lust and dark supernatural forces, orginally shown as a three-part drama on Irish language TV.