Join us for the next session of our IOTA II Research Seminar Series – Free and open to all. More information, and the full series schedule can be found here 2.15pm – 3.30pm, Friday 17 January Grand Parade, M2,… Continue Reading →
Join us for the next session of our IOTA II Research Seminar Series – Free and open to all. More information, and the full series schedule can be found here 4-5.30pm, Thursday 19 January Grand Parade, G4, City Campus… Continue Reading →
MA History of Design and Material Culture student Sally Jones reflects on turning her dissertation research into a Centre for Design History-funded exhibition at Pollock’s Toy Museum in London On the train home from the Christmas late-night opening of Pollock’s… Continue Reading →
Hosted by the Centre for Design History at the University of Brighton and supported by Techne Doctoral Training Partnership. What can historians and theorists of design and dress learn from the practices of making? How can we know fashion and… Continue Reading →
We are pleased to welcome back CDH Visiting Research Fellow, Pappal Suneja, to share their recent research on design magazines. Design (1946, Britain) juxtaposed with Design (1957, India) Pappal Suneja (Visiting Doctoral Researcher, Bauhaus University, Weimar) 13 January 2023, 12:00-13:30 Grand… Continue Reading →
Each month, the CDH host a workshop for PhD students and recent graduates. MA students interested in developing academic skills are also very welcome to attend, as are PhD students who are not CDH members. These are designed to help students… Continue Reading →
We are pleased to announce a new series of CDH research seminars entitled IOTA II (image-object-text-analysis). These monthly seminars are open to all and take place 4-5.30pm. Schedule of IOTA II (image-object-text-analysis) Seminars 2022-2023 Open to All, 4-5.30pm … Continue Reading →
Archive as Method: new approaches to archives of creative practice What is ‘archival knowledge’? A new, ongoing Design Archives event series foregrounds the creative archive as a method for research, knowledge generation and exchange. It frames the archive not just… Continue Reading →
Annebella Pollen, Professor of Visual and Material Culture, and Jayne Knight, collaborative PhD candidate (University of Brighton / National Science and Media Museum), discuss their shared experiences in the HSS PGR Research Scheme. Annebella Pollen: In 2021, I published a… Continue Reading →
Where Design Fails? Exploring Design Archives* 9, 23 November & 14 December Online via MS Teams This three-part talk series has been organised as part of the ongoing University of Brighton Design Archives research theme “Global Archival Cultures of Design,”… Continue Reading →
