Exhibition organiser and CDH PGR representative, Nicola Miles, shares an insight on the upcoming exhibition, Design Matters. Following on from the CDH workshop in May this year, Curating Exhibitions in Practice, post-graduate students from a wide range of disciplines were… Continue Reading →
Links: The Reunion, BBC Radio 4 Scored in Silence by Chisato Minamimura Collisions by Lynette Wallworth Potential History: Unlearning Imperialism by Ariella Aïsha Azoulay Insurgent Empire Anticolonial Resistance and British Dissent by Priyamvada Gopal
Dr Uschi Klein reflects on the second session of a workshop series on ‘Archival Sources and Methodologies’ organised with the University of Brighton Design Archives. We all think about photography in one way or another; after all, photography is… Continue Reading →
Join us for the second event of online lectures hosted by the Centre for Design History, University of Brighton. Organised by Dr Claire Wintle (University of Brighton), Dr Linda Sandino (Victoria and Albert Museum), and Andrea Potts (University of Brighton). Studying… Continue Reading →
Organised by the European-wide ACORSO Research Interest Group ‘Tailoring for Women 1750 – 1930’, this two-day conference entitled The Global Diffusion of Tailored Clothes for Women 1750 – 1930 seeks papers exploring the diffusion of design, manufacture, technology, products, material culture, retailing,… Continue Reading →
Join us for the final event of online lectures hosted by the Centre for Design History, University of Brighton. Organised by Dr Claire Wintle (University of Brighton), Dr Linda Sandino (Victoria and Albert Museum), and Andrea Potts (University of Brighton)…. Continue Reading →
Join us for the first in series of online lectures hosted by the Centre for Design History, University of Brighton. Organised by Dr Claire Wintle (University of Brighton), Dr Linda Sandino (Victoria and Albert Museum), and Andrea Potts (University of… Continue Reading →
The Centre for Design History is pleased to announce that Caroline Hamilton successfully defended her doctoral thesis on 30 May 2022. Caroline’s PhD was entitled “A Successful Failure? Les Ballets 1933: An Object-Based Approach to an Avant-Garde Ballet Company”. Caroline,… Continue Reading →
Links: Mad, Bad and Dangerous Cursed Objects extraORDINARYwomen Inventory by Darran Anderson Thin Places by Kerri ní Dochartaigh
Nicola Benge reflects on our recent event Curating Exhibitions in Practice, a day of short-talks and a workshop on making exhibitions in collaboration with Brighton CCA and the University of Brighton Design Archives I attended the Curating Exhibitions in Practice Day at the… Continue Reading →
