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Tara Page is an artist researcher teacher who explores the entanglements of practice, pedagogy, place and belonging.
Dan's work straddles the academic fields of post-cinematic media and the creative economy.
Meet the members, researchers and academics involved in the Choreographic Research Unit.
We make software, texts, installations and investigations and edit journals, make books, art and collaborate with others to take part in and understand the changes computing is making to all forms of life.
Alexander’s current research looks at conflict and identity in East-Central Europe and the concept of total war.
Death in Africa Project - Project outputs. Article. Lee, Rebekah, 'The Price of Death' documentary film on the township funeral industry in South Africa (2012). Lee, Rebekah, curator, online Visual Archive and Gallery of photos and video content
Creative Families is an innovative early-intervention arts programme for parents experiencing mental health difficulties and their children aged under-five in Southwark.
Two workshops to establish a framework that will advance the way in which we talk about the value of cultural engagement and the methods by which we evaluate that value.
This project, funded by the ESRC, examines the effects of bilingual learning for second and third generation Bangladeshi British children.
FCSU Fellows contribute to the work of the Unit through their own research and activism including curating seminars, roundtable discussions, collaborative projects and policy briefings.