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Sean researches the ways designed objects have normalising conditions of production and categories of consumption.
Mathilda’s work sits in a positive, creative and activist space between design, futures studies and sustainability.
This distinctive programme combines psychology and neuroscience to understand how music shapes the human mind and society. You’ll learn how biological, cognitive, and cultural mechanisms influence music perception, creation, and experience, while developing the skills required to apply this knowledge in research, industry, and creative practice.
This Pre-Masters programme is aimed at students who are considering undertaking an MA/MFA in Art or Curating but need a year to develop their practice and engage with discourses that support this. The programme will help you develop a critical understanding of your own practice, and the contemporary artistic, academic, social, and political contexts in which that practice occurs.
Guidance for students intending to submit an Academic appeals.
What to expect from the Re-imagining Religion and Belief for Public Policy and Practice project.
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Understanding and theorising consumption phenomena as embedded in and co-constituted by socio-cultural contexts.
The African Theatre Association is an international non-profit society open to scholars and practitioners of African performance and theatre.
Tag: Memory. Posted onDid you know, there are approximately 50 million people living with dementia in the world, and this number is estimated to rise to 75 million by 2030. The global societal cost of dementia is approximately $1,000,000,000,000