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Dear all, We are looking to run two bid-writing sessions in March and May, details below. This will be a really useful allocated time in your diary to focus on bids with assistance from bid-support with tailored advice for CAPPE members. If you are interested in attending, please reply to this email with a short outline of your research proposal and whether you have an idea of a funder so bid-support can tailor their advice accordingly. Send me these details by Friday 9th February 2024. March Session- half a day session on writing bids, and what funding opportunities Location: Grand Parade M2, Date: 13th March, 9am-1pm Bid-Support: Introduction to bid-writing and to go through some subject specific opportunities in the humanities and social sciences May Session- Full day session, to complete bids Location: Grand Parade M2 Date: 8th May Bid-Support: to advise on the process of completions CAPPE: Centre […]
Dear Colleagues, You are invited to the private view of the Interim Exhibition by MA Fine Art full-time students. Private View: Wednesday 7th February, 5pm –7pm, 2024. All welcome. Atrium Gallery, Grand Parade, Ground Floor, University of Brighton, BN2 0JY. The exhibition is open to University of Brighton students and staff from 31st January – 16th February, Monday – Friday, 10am – 5pm. MA Fine Art Open Studios event: Tuesday 6th February 12 noon – 2pm. Dorset Place MA Fine Art Studios, room 402 and 502 (4th and 5th floor) Dorset Place Building, University of Brighton, BN2 1ST. Posted on behalf of Amy Amy <A.Cunningham@brighton.ac.uk> Senior Lecturer and Course Leader MA Fine Art Please note that some artworks in this exhibition contain sensitive content. These include references to sex, smoking, drug, alcohol use, and some references to violence. Artworks with these subjects will be clearly labelled. If you have any questions […]
The 16 artists represented in the exhibition have diverse interests in terms of subject matter, style, technique, and materials. A wide range of printmaking and image-making techniques will be displayed, including screenprints, etchings, lithographs, and relief prints on various surfaces. The launch event will coincide with the opening of our level 5 BA Fine Art student’s exhibition, which also takes place in the Edward St building. Launch event: (open to the public) 17:30 – 19:30 on Friday 26th January 2024. The exhibition continues: (open to the public) 11:00 – 17:00 Monday – Saturday from 27th January to 1st February. For questions please contact: James Murray <J.Murray2@brighton.ac.uk> Posted by Karen Gainsford
Evidencing and evaluating impact – refreshments provided Facilitator: Saskia Gent, Insights for Impact This workshop will take a detailed look at how to evaluate and evidence impact as it occurs and across the research and impact lifecycle. It will provide examples of the best types of evidence for different types of impact, both quantitative and qualitative. Participants will gain a greater understanding of the different ways of collecting evidence of impact, where to find it, how to plan for it and how it can be used to sustain and scale impact. The workshop will be highly interactive with attention paid to participants own projects and the specific challenges and opportunities they face evidencing and evaluating impact. For booking details please follow this link: https://unibrightonac.sharepoint.com/sites/rake/SitePages/Impact-Acceleration-Account.aspx or email ImpactAccelerationAccount@brighton.ac.uk Posted on behalf of Joanna Allen Research Impact Manager ,Research Services, Research and Knowledge Exchange
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To support the PGR Research Culture programme, we have a fantastic lineup of new Research Methods talks from January to May 2024.
You are all invited to the 2nd Year Photography Exhibition – Miro and the launch party on Friday evening, 12th January 2024 5.30-7.30pm and celebrate with our students!
See the post for teasers and behind-the-scenes images.
Current research related to the project : Frozen Future.
Various workshops.
RaKE week is back.
About a body of publications based on photographic materials pushed to the margins.
What academics and technical staff do outside of university, and where their creative interests lie.
This autumn Bonington Gallery at Nottingham Trent University presents The Art Schools of the East Midlands, the latest iteration of John Beck’s and Matthew Cornford’s ambitious Art School Project to locate and document the nation’s art school buildings or the sites upon which they once stood. The project combines photography, text, and archival materials to explore the histories and legacies of Britain’s art schools, and examine the vital role art schools have played, and continue to play, in the cultural and economic life of our towns and cities. For full details refer to the exhibition website. The twin Victorian engines of industrial ambition and social reform powered the British art school system, set up to deliver a skilled labour force for local industry – such as lace manufacture in Nottingham – and much needed educational opportunities to the newly enfranchised working class. Art schools combined practical training and exposure to culture, turning […]
