Ewan Mackenzie
@cymbalics
Researcher and musician. Lecturer in work & employment @UniofNewcastle (welfare, public/cultural sectors, enviro justice). Views my own.
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Looking forward to joining this great panel at Newcastle Contemporary Art on the 18th of May, 2-5pm, and chat about some of my research on hope labour in the arts. The session is part of the ‘No Last Dance’ exhibition (now open), curated by Helen Baker and Sue Spark.
Out today! The reissue of ‘Musik von Harmonia’, a classic made by these wonderful musicians.
My rework of Watussi is on the second vinyl of reworks & available on steaming services.
Great reworks from James Holden, stuart braithwaite, Michael Rother himself and others too!
The announced closure of Grangemouth oil refinery is a litmus test of a just transition for fossil fuel workers. This STUC podcast on Grangemouth’s future features refinery convener Chris Hamilton along with Miriam Brett, Ryan Morrison and myself. open.spotify.com/episode/5TxPsK…
Remembering the American singer, songwriter and civil rights activist Nina Simone who was born Eunice Waymon on this day in Tryon, North Carolina in 1933. 🇺🇲 #NinaSimone #Tryon #NorthCarolina #ToBeYoungGiftedAndBlack
Great day at King's College London discussing health and social care research. Thanks to Alec Fraser, Sam van Elk and team for organising.
Essential reading - a new paper by Dr Ronald Hartz. This is the real 'free speech crisis on campus'; university senior management firing academics for publishing research they don't like. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/13…
Writing for The Conversation Ewan Mackenzie & Alan Mckinlay NCL Business School discuss how precarious employment in the creative industries can leave many at risk of exploitation
New piece with Alan McKinlay now published in The Conversation on 'hope labour' in the creative industries. Please read & share👇
‘You have to be everybody’s best friend’: how dreams & desires leave TV & film crew vulnerable to workplace exploitation
theconversation.com/you-have-to-be…