PhD Webinar – "Mapping Experiences of Inner Sound" by Victoria Karlsson
Join Post-Grad Community in this 40 minute webinar presenting the work of UAL PhD Victoria Karlsson.
Research
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Find current and completed research by our researchers and research students, spanning art, design and communication.
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Learn about UAL's Archives and Special Collections Centre based at London College of Communication, which holds the Stanley Kubrick Archive.
Our themes
Living with Environmental Change
Through creative practice increasing understanding of environmental change, communicating the issues and designing for new business models, social innovations and sustainable living. Using design to reduce waste and to change producer and consumer behaviours.
Lifelong Health and Wellbeing
Designing for people’s life long economic, social and health impact, in order to maximise societal gains and minimise issues of dependency, isolation, and inequality.
Digital Futures
Exploring through practice how technology affects lives, changes the way society interacts and impacts on communities, cultural production, future society, and economic growth.
Community Resilience
Using art and design to support communities in understanding how to develop innovative and sustainable solutions to the issues they face, through co-design, co-creation, socially responsive practices and social entrepreneurship.
Research events
Blame the Tools: Crafty Robots, Well-behaved Implements and Disobedient Devices
- 30 April 2020
- Location: Lecture Theatre, Camberwell College of Arts
This symposium invites makers, curators, crafters, designers, historians, artists, collectors, architects, storytellers, users and social scientists to share understandings of the tool from multiple viewpoints.
Discursivity Part II
- 4 May 2020 - 5 May 2020
- Location: Cookhouse Galery
An exhibition of work showcasing the innovative and exploratory research within practice-based PhD candidates at CCW.
Postponed: Parting Shots: Professor William Raban
- 19 May 2020
- Location: London College of Communication
Parting Shots: Professor William Raban reflects on 53 years at UAL, presented by Research at London College of Communication.
TrAIN Open Lecture: Anandi Ramamurthy - The Other Story: A View from Manchester
- 20 May 2020
- Location: Lecture Theatre, Chelsea College of Arts
Anandi Ramamurthy’s reflections on contemporary art in Britain in the 1980s and her decision to exit the field.
TrAIN Open - GLUKLYA: Travelling for Re-Visiting Fragility Blender
- 18 June 2020
- Location: Banqueting Hall
Russian artist Gluklya will talk about recent projects and the concept of fragility in relation to her work.
Research stories
What can designers do to respond to coronavirus?
The UAL Social Design Institute is helping to lead a design community response to coronavirus across UAL. Listed here are a set of tools and resources that support design responses to the pandemic.
Bringing fish skin to market as the sustainable new leather
Thirty two million tons of annual fish waste can be put into production as an alternative to exotic leathers, as new research sets out to show that fish leather is viable to take forward for commercial use in the fashion industry.
Open events in March for UAL Research Season
Research Season at UAL continues during March. Join us as we showcase research connecting with the topics that define our times - with a particular emphasis on social justice and the arts.
STEAM: integrating the Arts with Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths in higher education
Programme leaders from CSM's MA Art and Science are contributing to new research aligning studies of the Arts alongside STEM subjects in higher education - to unlock greater potential in thinking that drives prosperity and innovation.