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The Centre for Design History (CDH) at the University of Brighton invites applications for a funded International Visiting Research Fellow (VRF) to spend time at the Centre in the 2024/25 academic year to pursue their research within CDH’s themes and… Continue Reading →
The Centre for Design History (CDH) at the University of Brighton invites applications for a Postdoctoral Visiting Research Fellow (VRF) to spend time at the Centre in the 2024/25 academic year to pursue their research within CDH’s themes and to… Continue Reading →
The Centre for Design History (CDH) at the University of Brighton and the University of Brighton Design Archives (UoBDA) invite applications for a funded International Visiting Research Fellow (VRF) to spend time at the CDH and the Design Archives in… Continue Reading →
Dr Veronica Isaac, CDH member and Senior Lecturer in Fashion Design History in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Brighton, outlines her recent CDH-supported project on Decadent Costume. Background to the Project A collaboration between… Continue Reading →
One of the major research strengths of the Centre for Design History is in Fashion and Dress History. Last month, CDH members Suzanne Rowland, Charlotte Nicklas, Veronica Issac and Aurore Damoiseaux organized a successful research day on the 21st of… Continue Reading →
A fourth-year PhD student at the University of Brighton, Zara Arshad recently embarked on her 3-month-long Artist Residency at Pier-2 Art Center in Kaohsiung, Taiwan with her working partner Yaloo, an artist based out of Los Angeles and Seoul. Together… Continue Reading →
We are thrilled to announce that Prof Annebella Pollen’s latest book, Art without Frontiers, has been longlisted for the 2024 Berger Prize, the UK’s leading book prize for art history. The announcement was made at the Walpole Society Summer Party… Continue Reading →
Matheus de Simone is a visiting PhD student at the University of Brighton (April-Sept 2024), from the Federal University of Bahia (UFBA), Bahia, Brazil. Funded by CAPES (Brazilian Ministry of Higher Education), de Simone is an artist undertaking a creative… Continue Reading →
Dr Nushelle de Silva (She/her) received her PhD in architectural history from MIT. She is an Assistant Professor in Art History at Fordham University, US. Her research examines architecture’s infrastructural role in mediating the movement of people, objects, and ideas,… Continue Reading →
Join us for the online conference Tailoring for Women: Theory and Method 29 June, 2024 10:00-16.30 BST | Online We are excited to invite you to our 2024 conference which will bring together speakers presenting innovative theories and methods for… Continue Reading →
