Category Creative methodologies
The PGR Creative Methods Group would like to invite you to join us for a vibrant symposium on creative research methods on Tue 6th December 14:00-15:30 on Microsoft Teams (use this code to join: 6r81bq6). This session features: Laharee Mitra… Continue Reading →
Developing a Network for Everyday Creativity Helen Johnson From July 15th – 16th 2021 a group of academics, community partners and independent researchers with an interest in creative practices met to share our thoughts around everyday creativity. CAW supported Helen… Continue Reading →
Members of the project team report on the many successes of the Queer Peers project in 2022 How is queer wellbeing nurtured locally, outside of traditional ‘mental health’ care? The Queer Peers project, jointly funded by the Centre for Arts… Continue Reading →
The Art of Being Queer “When I was in the third grade I thought that I was gay, because I could draw.” – Macklemore 2012 Comical as this may be out of context, the implication remains that a proclivity… Continue Reading →
Monday 13th June 2022 University of Brighton’s Falmer Campus REGISTER HERE: https://shop.brighton.ac.uk/conferences-and-events/social-sciences/events/everyday-creativity-towards-an-international-research-network This event is an opportunity to share our ideas, understandings, and ways of working with regard to everyday creativity (EC). It is aimed at: academics and postgraduate researchers… Continue Reading →
CAW PhD researcher, Rebecca Atkinson, provides an update on her recent research and publications. Earlier this month, Rebecca was featured on BBC Radio 4’s PM show discussing her expertise in music therapy and neurological conditions (52mins), here she is joined… Continue Reading →
CAW members Christina Reading and Jess Moriarty share an update on the recent activity of their CAW-supported project, ‘Creative Recovery’. Exploring new contexts and challenges for creativity post-Covid. In June 2021, we hosted an online networking event that drew on… Continue Reading →
From July 15th – 16th 2021 a group of academics, community partners and independent researchers with an interest in creative practices met to share our thoughts around everyday creativity. CAW supported Helen Johnson… Continue Reading →
The Centre for Arts and Wellbeing’s associate member Nick Ewbank discusses Everyday Creativity in his article Paradigm Shift: Why the Arts Need to Rethink What Matters, published in Arts Professional. https://www.artsprofessional.co.uk/magazine/article/paradigm-shift-why-arts-need-rethink-what-matters
