Research stories
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Joanna Domagalska, 2022 BA Graphic and Media Design, London College of Communication, UAL UAL Research Strategy 2023-2028: Changing the world through our creative endeavour
Launching our research strategy, focused on the vision of "changing the world through our creative endeavour."
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Paolina Stefani and Yasmin Avdji, 2023 -
A local weaving a cord using dyed sisal fibres in Kenya, 2022 © The Sisal Project -
Sanne Visser, 2022 PhD Researcher, Chelsea College of Art and Design, UAL | Photography: Kat Smith Sanne Visser: Human hair within the circular economy
Sanne’s PhD is focused on one particular material - human hair. She is looking at design methods and practices to make it fit within a circular economy.
Research stories archive
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A Visual Deconstruction of An Otome Game, Zirui Julie Huang, 2022 MA Data Visualisation, London College of Communication, UAL DAReS: Transforming the Gap: Inclusive Digital Arts and Humanities Research Skills (DAReS) CoLab
The project works with marginalized arts and humanities researchers at every career stage to develop and pilot an inclusive model for advanced data and digital research skills provision.
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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.