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The fund is part of the AHRC Impact Acceleration Account (IAA), and therefore is only open to those working within the AHRC disciplinary remit. Details of how to apply can be found here Enquires about the Ignite 3.3 call can go to impactaccelerationaccount@brighton.ac.uk or Nicolette Fox n.c.fox@brighton.ac.uk Posted by Karen Gainsford.
Each student has been tasked with producing an edition of prints in each of the four main printmaking areas, screen, litho, etching and relief. Returning back to each process has allowed the student to develop new skills and insights into their own working practice. This term has been full of challenges, from collaborative printmaking, group activities and small student led exhibitions, they have risen to the challenge and begun to form a discernable identity as an artist. From an intensively taught semester 1 they are now developing real independence of practice which is vitally important as they move into L5. Watching their journey this year has been immensely exciting and we wait eagerly to see what they will do next year. Image credit – created by students. Posted on behalf of Phil Tyler, Course leader and Module Tutor for L4 by Karen Gainsford.
The Research and Knowledge Exchange Department invites you to provide input for the development of workshops tailored to support neurodivergent researchers at the University of Brighton. The link to the form is here: https://forms.office.com/e/mfbMeNR3LS Neurodiversity encompasses a wide range of neurological differences, so your feedback will enable us to organise workshops that address the unique challenges and needs faced by neurodivergent individuals in research settings, while also promoting your professional development and success. Your participation in this survey will shape the content and structure of these workshops to ensure they meet your needs and interests. Your responses will remain confidential and will only be used for the purpose of workshop planning and development. For enquiries, please contact ResearcherDevelopment@brighton.ac.uk
The Royal Photographic Society 2024 Annual Bursaries aim to help support photographers develop, finance and realise photography projects. The funding can be used to support aspects of a project such as research, travel, equipment, website development and creating an exhibition. All bursaries project are published in the RPS Journal. https://rps.org/opportunities/#BU On completion of the projects, each recipient will also have the opportunity to have your portfolio printed by Metro Imaging and receiveremote mentoring from its Director Steve Macleod. JOAN WAKELIN BURSARY in partnership with The Guardian. Closing 6 June – £2000 The Joan Wakelin Bursary offers funding and the chance to have work published in the Guardian in addition to The RPS Journal. The Bursary is awarded to the photographer who presents the best proposal for a photographic essay on an overseas social documentary issue. RPS/MPB POSTGRADUATE BURSARY supported by MPB. Closing 10 June – £3500 To support postgraduate students undertaking […]
See presentations held on the day via this post.
Register by 5pm 3 May 2024. For details See link here:Active researchers: register your interest for research integrity training now (sharepoint.com)
Read more about the panel discussion in this post.
How this Art Council funded event highlighted animation culture.
This is a solo exhibition by British artist and Technical Demonstrator here in the School of Art and Media.
SAM PGR Research Culture Events- Our SAM PGR Methods Programme 2024 will continue on Thursday 25th April 2024 at 4pm on Teams ‘Group-School of Art & Media PGR Students’ Navigating the archive in research and creative practice Sue Breakell, Archive Director/Principal Research Fellow, University of Brighton Design Archives On: Thursday 25th April 2024, 4.00pm Team: ‘Group-School of Art & Media PGR Students’ Team Code: umsgg23 The University of Brighton Design Archives, based at Grand Parade, is a resource for students at all stages of their postgraduate journey. While its subject matter nominally focusses on design, its holdings are rich in material for research across disciplines. Since the ‘archival turn’ at the end of the last century, the arts and humanities have addressed the archive as a subject of inquiry itself, as well as a source for historical research. In this session Archive Director Sue Breakell will discuss approaches to archives, in […]
All day agenda includes lunch and refreshments. Dip in if you have teaching that day – see post.
If you are a conservator or an archivist interested in joining the network, please contact Sirpa Kutilainen – (s.kutilainen@brighton.ac.uk) Preservation and Digital Resource Coordato from The Univeristy of Brighton Design Archives Read about a forthcoming project event: https://blogs.brighton.ac.uk/brightondesignarchives/2024/03/27/shutdown-protecting-collections-in-a-changing-climate/ Developed by the University of Brighton Design Archives, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) as part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), and working in collaboration with The National Archives, the event will explore and problem-solve the challenges of working with existing buildings housing archival collections whilst building capacity for more sustainable and cost-effective practices. The event is conservator-lead, driven by professionals from across the sector experimenting with reducing energy consumption whilst centring the historic collections in their care. It will facilitate discussion and discovery, sharing methodologies and evolving innovative approaches to this work, and will establish a support network for colleagues across the archive sector who seek a […]
This event includes Lucia King – Senior Lecturer from the School of Art and Media.
Includes Ally Waller – Senior Lecturer from the School of Art and Media.
See post for details.
This event will launch: The Story of the British Council, Visual Arts and a Changing World, by Annebella Pollen. See the Centre for Design blog: https://blogs.brighton.ac.uk/centrefordesignhistory/2024/03/01/event-book-launch-with-darren-newbury-and-annebella-pollen-april-17-2024/ Everyone is very welcome but please register in advance. Posted by Karen Gainsford.
