The seminar series, led by Agata Lulkowska, also has its own webpages at  https://www.agatalulkowska.com/seminar-series This seminar series aims at establishing a dynamic hub, where inspiring discussions, reading groups and presentations concerned with art/practice-based research, based in creative methods could flourish. … Continue reading →

New Civic Imaginaries proposes a shared civil space of ideas that “belong” to society rather than to the individual or the institution. The presentations, chaired by Becky Nunes, collected here represent the fields of research that faculty of the School … Continue reading →

We are excited to announce an additional international presentation to the online seminar schedule, bringing together three researchers to discuss and define how we deal with the ownership of memories connected to the Holocaust and sites of mass internment in … Continue reading →

‘Tentacular thinking’ in Creative Practice Research as a Radical Intellectual Gesture by Agnieszka Piotrowska (Reader in Film, SODA, MMU & Professor, Film and Cultural Studies, The University of Gdańsk). Online: SESSION 1: Wednesday 26th October 2022, 15:30-17:00 (GMT) – link … Continue reading →

WED NOV 9TH 3.30-5.00P.M : CA204 – BEGINNINGS – How do projects start? What are the catalysts for interesting research projects? (Michael Day, Alke Groeppel-Wegener) BEGINNINGS - How do projects start? What are the catalysts for interesting research projects?# WED … Continue reading →

SESSION 4: Wednesday 25th January 2023, 15:30-17:00 (GMT) – link to join   Filming the non-human by Catherine Gough-Brady (Head of Postgraduate Studies at JMC Academy in Australia, and is an associate editor of Screenworks).   Dr. Catherine Gough-Brady is exploring ways to … Continue reading →

SESSION 2: Wednesday 30th November 2022, 15:30-17:00 (GMT) – link to join So What? Film Practice Research and Impacts by Prof. Erik Knudsen (Faculty Director of Research, Faculty of Culture and Creative Industries, Professor of Media Practice, University of Central Lancashire). … Continue reading →

COLLABORATIONS - Working across teams, co-creating and other fruitful research partnerships WED DEC 7 TH 3.30-5.00P.M : CA204 DR. NEIL BROWNSWORD. Prof. Brownsword is an artist, researcher and educator. Hisresearch into the legacy of deindustrialisation in relation to North Staffordshire's … Continue reading →