SARU Journal – latest issue now available
The members of the SARU (Sonic Art Research Unit) are pleased to announce that the latest issue of their journal a row of trees, curated
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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
New Imaginaries of Migration webinar – Tuesday 7 March 2023
Colleagues from the Film studies team invite you to attend the latest webinar in the series New Imaginaries of Migration at Maison Française d’Oxford, which
The Cinematic Precarity Research Network conference announced – January 2024
The Cinematic Precarity Research Network, co-founded by Dr Francesco Sticchi and dedicated to the discussion and study of how contemporary audiovisual culture relates to the
Maya Nedyalkova: Article on cross-generational film memories accepted for publication
Maya’s article, titled “Watching Across Generations – Comparing the Memories and Experiences of Bulgarian Film Viewers”, has been published in Art Studies Quarterly – a
Janice Howard: Adria Shorts
In December 2022, Janice Howard’s film Picture Box was selected as an award winner at the Adria Shorts International Short Film Festival (Zadar, Croatia), and
Alessandra Palidda: monograph accepted for publication in the CUP Elements series ‘Music and the City’
Dr Alessandra Palidda’s monograph Urban Spectacle in Republican Milan: Pubbliche feste at the turn of the nineteenth century has been recently accepted for publication in Cambridge
Latest Events
New Imaginaries of Migration webinar – Tuesday 7 March 2023
Colleagues from the Film studies team invite you to attend the latest webinar in the series New Imaginaries of Migration at Maison Française d’Oxford, which
Maria Jansson and Louise Wallenberg’s seminar ‘Representing women – results from a project about the Swedish film industry’ – 31 January 2023
Tuesday 31 January 2023 Kl. 14.00-15.30 CET Maria Jansson, Gender Studies, Örebro University and Louise Wallenberg, Institute of Media Studies, Stockholm University present “Representing women
Hanna Klien Thomas & Maya Nedyalkova: Creative Industries Network Represented at Effecting Change symposium – Southampton Solent University.
CIRIN research fellows Maya Nedyalkova and Hanna Klien-Thomas contributed to the opening panel of the Effecting Change symposium at Solent University on 20 January 2023.
Prof Alexandra Wilson on Radio 4’s “Soul Music”
Professor Alexandra Wilson featured in an episode of Radio 4’s “Soul Music” on 17 December, discussing Puccini’s aria Nessun Dorma. For further information and to
Barbara Eichner interval talk on BBC Opera – Saturday 30 October 2022
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
Dr Jane Potter on BBC Radio 4
On 27 October 2022, Dr Jane Potter discussed the work of the celebrated British poet of World War One, Wilfred Owen (1893-1918) as part of
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