LCC research community: insatiably curious
The research community at LCC is made up of world-reowned practitioners and theorists specialising in film, current practices and histories of photography, communication studies, sound arts, graphic and information design and spatial design.
Our research is supported by collaborations with industry, commerce and the cultural sector, funding from UK research councils, and through international partnerships.
LCC offers a supportive and exciting research environment for graduate researchers with seminars, lectures and events. In recent years graduate researchers have curated exhibitions, hosted conferences and produced publications of their work.
Discover the people and processes behind research at London College of Communication.
Discover the people and processes behind research at London College of Communication.
This exhibition by Sara Davidmann showcases work that combines original archive material with Davidmann’s new work.
Matthew Benjamin Coleman presents a series of photographs charting the rich plant life of the Heygate Estate in Elephant and Castle between 2011 - 2017. Taking place in the UAL Photography and the Archive Research Centre at LCC, this event is free and open until Monday 24 September 2018.
Writing Photographs is a conference organised by researchers at LCC's Photography and the Contemporary Imaginary Research Hub and will be held at Tate Modern on 13 October 2018. The event will bring together artists, writers, curators and researchers, to present and discuss photography as an expanded practice – building on LCC’s reputation for research into conceptual photography.
Photography and the Archive Research Centre (PARC) commissions new and innovative research into photography and culture, organising seminars, exhibitions, study days and conferences, both within UAL and externally.
Creative Research into Sound Arts Practice (CRiSAP) aims to develop the emerging disciplinary field of sound arts.
London College of Communication researcher and tutor Salomé Voegelin attended the 4th Council of Europe’s Platform Exchange on Culture and Digit […]
In January 2018 London College of Communication’s Creative Research into Sound Arts Practice research group will present Large Objects Moving Ai […]
Uncertainty Playground is a series of exhibitions, events and podcasts which consider how design can define, address and make meaning from the ambigui […]
Uncertainty Playground is a series of exhibitions, events and podcasts which consider how design can define, address and make meaning from the ambigui […]
London College of Communication is home to the University’s Archives and Special Collections Centre and the LCC Zine Collection. We have a range of mu […]
Visualisation of Kleefeld – Klangfeld Words by Jyoti Mann David Mollin and Salomé Voegelin, lecturers on LCC’s BA (Hons) Sound Arts and De […]
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