Research stories
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UAL partners with NAFA to to launch new degree programmes in Singapore
UAL and Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) today launched a new degree partnership. UAL's Camberwell, Chelsea and Wimbledon Colleges will work with NAFA to introduce new degree programmes in Singapore.
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UAL research and Knowledge Exchange responds to the COVID-19 crisis
From multisensory culture boxes to pineapple PPE and plant platforms for the production of COVID-19 reagents and biopharmaceuticals; read about some of the key COVID-19 research and KE interventions involving UAL researchers that got underway this
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Dr Peaks Krafft to lead MA Internet Equalities at UAL Creative Computing Institute
UAL is excited to announce that Dr Peaks Krafft is to lead the MA Internet Equalities at UAL’s Creative Computing Institute. Dr. Krafft's research, teaching and organising champions social responsibility and social justice, promoting how
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Dr Anjalie Dalal-Clayton - Black artists in the North West of England: a collections and exhibitions history
Two recent essays by Dr Anjalie Dalal-Clayton published this year build on her PhD and her later research work as part of the Black Artists and Modernism project - revealing the collections and exhibitions history of Black artists in England’s
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Ashleigh M. Barice co-curator and programme producer: TEETH
TEETH is a video installation developed through collaboration and discussion with UK-based immigrants, exploring the entanglement of love, power, and administration. A collaboration between b.Dewitt Gallery, artist Jennifer Martin, and Primary in
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New TrAIN MA seminar Series: Monuments, Museums and Myths
As the research centre’s new contribution to postgraduate curricula, TrAIN will be running a transnational MA seminar entitled ‘Monuments, Museums and Myths: the colonial legacy and the modern nation’.
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Worlding Public Cultures: new research seeks to connect the global to the local
TrAIN has been awarded an international grant for our new research project Worlding Public Cultures: The Arts and Social Innovation.
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Welcoming new TrAIN researcher and Associates
New researchers and Associates working with TrAIN in 2020: Maribel Hidalgo Urbaneja, Athanasios Velios and Deidre Osborne.
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Pride 2020 and identity through fashion and dress
Dress is autobiographical, not only when it is worn, but also when it is designed, documented and exhibited over time. We look at research that celebrates the role that fashion and dress play in expressing identity, especially when communicating