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Call for Papers – REWILD: Festival of Storytelling and Community Programme When | 26th May 2023 Where | Sallis Benny What | This one-day festival gathers together academics, students, writers, artists and practitioners committed to developing research led work on… Continue Reading →
News from our members Publishing success PGR member Alex Fitch has recently published a new article in The Conversation, “100 years of Stan Lee: how the comic book king challenged prejudice” and a chapter – Using Comics to Promote Green… Continue Reading →
The network for Brighton & Hove based freelance artists and health practitioners working in the arts and health sector has its pre-Christmas meeting on 14th December, 10–12.00. It will involve networking, reflecting, planning for 2023 and a creative activity run by… Continue Reading →
Why should we turn to drawing to benefit our health or sustain our wellbeing? Philippa Lyon and University of Brighton PhD graduate, consultant educationalist and drawing researcher Curie Scott are editing a book that aims to investigate the research evidence… Continue Reading →
The full November Newsletter, including live weblinks, is also available to view as a pdf
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 →
Lapidus International is a network of artists, teachers and therapists whose work connects with notions of writing and wellbeing. As a member of Lapidus, you will benefit from: Access to their LYRIC Journal Archive DiscountedTraining and Continuing… Continue Reading →
CAW member and conference co-organiser, Vedrana Velickovic, reports on the success of the CAW-funded conference Common Threads The Common Threads conference was held at the University of Brighton from 21-23 July 2023 at Edward Street, City Campus. It was co-organized… 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 →
The CAW is particularly interested in how performance can inform research about Arts and Wellbeing. In an interview with The Bread and Roses Theatre London, Clapham, one of our newest members – Dr Ifigeneia Giannopoulou – talks about an immersive… Continue Reading →
