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Artist/Curator Dr. Lucía I. King (Senior Lecturer, Fine Art/ Photography) curated the exhibition and research project, “Delve” .
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Now is a great time to make sure your Pure profile is up-to-date and does justice to all the work you’ve put into your Research and Knowledge Exchange. Pure provides the detailed public face of the university’s research. It feeds search engines very well and is the main way peers, senior staff and students, as well as the press and public get to find out more about you and your work. There is a Sharepoint site to help you through the mechanics of adding material to the system. Access to the editor is through the link https://cris.brighton.ac.uk/. Any problems or questions with this end of things, please contact Pure Support <Pure-Support@brighton.ac.uk> A few reminders of the basics. You should have an image – either a portrait or an image of your work. You should create profile text under suitable headings, prioritising ‘Research interests’. These should be in paragraphs rather than […]
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Susan Diab’s forthcoming exhibition ‘Palimpself’ at The Byre Theatre in St Andrews. This results from a commission funded by St Andrews University to make new artwork in response to the writings of Nobel Prize-winning French author Annie Ernaux. The exhibition takes place within the context of the first ever English-speaking conference about Ernaux’s work and coincides with the publication on 10 October of the English translation by Alison Strayer of Ernaux’s ‘The Use of Photography’.
Our next Arts & Health meeting is on Wednesday 25 September, 10. 00am – 12. 00pm at Community Base, Brighton. Sign up for the meeting via the form here. The September meeting will include a chance to network with other members and see presentations from 2 of our partners, Diversity and Ability, and Orange Collective. Both will be sharing about the opportunities and the support they offer through their services. Diversity and Ability is a wonderful organisation that champions neurodiversity and disability inclusion through technology, training and talent. Orange Collective are a pioneering collaboration between artist, Branwen Lorigan and therapist Polly Irvin, who will be sharing about their Reflective Practice programme. Their aim is to grow and support a community of artists and mental health practitioners to increase access to well-being support. Come along to find out more about how both organisations can help you with your creative health work.
Last chance to see the unique MAKE IT. SHAPE IT exhibition! Featuring the work of over 40 Artists and makers, this extensive and significant exhibition honours the artistry of our technical and professional services staff. Taking place in the ground floor exhibition space at the University Grand Parade Building BN2 0JY, the MAKE IT. SHAPE IT exhibition will close at 4:30pm on Wednesday, 18th September. Follow our Instagram at @uobartstechnicians. https://unibrightonac.sharepoint.com/sites/home/SitePages/Technicians-and-professional-services-colleagues-to-put-their-own-art-on-display-in-autumn-exhibition.aspx
