Dr Jane Potter on BBC Radio 4
Dr Jane Potter discusses the work of the celebrated British poet of World War One, Wilfred Owen (1893-1918). https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001df48
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CoRA - Centre of Research in the Arts
CoRA is an interdisciplinary research centre that provides a context for the outstanding research practices in the arts. It includes work from art and design, communication, media and culture, digital media, film, music, photography and publishing. CoRA was launched in September 2020 and is based at the School of Arts at Oxford Brookes University.
The Centre brings together practice, archival, digital and cultural research. It provides a dynamic environment to foster and support the vibrant and successful research culture through the interdisciplinary framework of arts and humanities at Oxford Brookes University.
CoRA hosts an exciting annual programme of events, which includes conferences and research seminars, workshops, exhibitions and community projects. The Centre also acts as a base for the extensive research being done by CoRA scholars (more about that work is available below). CoRA acts as an umbrella for the activities of existing research groups on opera, audience studies, fine art, print culture, popular music, sonic art and film.
Research Groups
Find out more about existing research groups on opera, audience studies, fine art, print culture, popular music, sonic art and film.
Latest News
Barbara Eichner interval talk on BBC Opera
Barbara Eichner has just finished recording the interval talk for the broadcast of Richard Wagners Tannhäuser for the BBC Opera on 3 programme. It will be
Daniela Treveri Gennari: Workshop: New Directions in Audience studies: culture, people, and technologies
On the 22nd of November 2022, Daniela Treveri Gennari will be presenting her new platform “Cinema Histories” (developed in collaboration with The Digital Humanities Institute
Matt Parker: Fieldworking from home: Models, minerals, ecologies and cultures of media history
Matt Parker has a new publication with Heliotrope Journal introducing concepts and spaces of his current research project Field Working From Home. https://www.heliotropejournal.net/helio/fieldworking-from-home
Alexandra Wilson in the Glyndebourne Tour programme
Alexandra Wilson has had an essay on Puccini’s La boheme published in the Glyndebourne Tour programme. This is a different essay from the one she
SoA to host residency of the Japanese artist and photographer Hayahisa Tomiyasu
SoA is hosting a residency of the Japanese artist and photographer Hayahisa Tomiyasu, who will be at Oxford Brookes between 20-25 October. The residency is organised by
Latest Events
Barbara Eichner interval talk on BBC Opera
Barbara Eichner has just finished recording the interval talk for the broadcast of Richard Wagners Tannhäuser for the BBC Opera on 3 programme. It will be
CoRA conference – 23rd January 2023
January 23rd A one day event for colleagues across the School of Arts to meet in person, to present and share their work. Further details
Hayahisa Tomiyasu Residency and exhibition at Oxford Brookes University 20-25 October 2022
School of Arts at the Oxford Brookes University is hosting an award- winning Japanese artist and photographer Hayahisa Tomiyasu this autumn as part of a
CoRA Research seminars – from 12th October 2022
Monthly research seminars for colleagues within the School of Arts, starting from the 12th October. These sessions will provide an informal opportunity to share your
Carnival Arts Conference – 1-2 July 2022
The conference was organised by Hanna Klien-Thomas in a hybrid format, bringing together researchers and practitioners from across the UK, the Caribbean and North America.
Transition to Sound and the Rise of the Deaf Film Audiences
Magdalena Zdrodowsk The transition to sound cut off from mainstream cinema culture both deaf viewers and deaf actors. Large parts of the narrative necessary to
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