Research stories
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Grayson Perry at Yulle Navarro's Neon installation, 2019, Art and Science MA, Central Saint Martins | Photograph: David Poultney -
Shenece Oretha, In Counter Harmony, 2022. Installation view, Brent Biennial, 2022, In the House of my Love, Photography: Thierry Bal. -
Hannah Sabapathy (Plica), 2022, Endpaper collection samples, cold enamel, chemically etched brass in various sizes -
Harvesting of sisal fibres in Kenya © Fashion Revolution Call for proposals for Fashion, Textiles and Technology partnership with British Council
Following a successful pilot in 2022, applications for the next round of the FTTI New Landscapes: Catalyst R&D Grant Scheme are now open. The programme promotes the cultural, social and environmental values of a sustainable global fashion & textiles
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Aqsa Arif, Within her Window of Decadence, 2021, laser print on canvas paper | Courtesy of the artist
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Arjan Martins, Atlântico. 2016. Acrílica sobre tela [acrylic on canvas]. 200 x 390 x 4 cm [78 3/4 x 153 1/2 x 1 5/8 in]. Photo: Pepê Schettino. Courtesy: Galeria Gentil Carioca. Call for papers for the conference ‘Worldviews: Latin American art and the decolonial turn’
TrAIN welcomes papers for the upcoming conference ‘Worldviews: Latin American art and the decolonial turn’ co-organised by Dr Sofia Gotti from the Centre for Visual Culture (CVC) at the University of Cambridge and Dr Michael Asbury from the
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Images courtesy of InHouse records InHouse Records and the power of choice
Design Against Crime Research Fellow Judah Armani created the world’s first record label to be launched within prison and created by and with prison inmates: InHouse Records.
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Cell Furniture Project - The Flip Chair Restorative justice through lifelong learning: the meaning of co-design and creative projects in prisons
UAL projects with the prison sector over the past decade have consistently demonstrated the potential for design and creativity to develop life skills, promote wellbeing and empower people within our most marginalised communities.
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Felipe Scovino, Professor of art history at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro Professor Felipe Scovino returns to UAL as TrAIN Visiting Scholar
TrAIN welcomes Felipe Scovino, Professor of art history at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro as Visiting Scholar. Formerly the curator for the estate of Lygia Clark, Professor Scovino has since worked extensively as an independent curator.