
The 11th issue of The Journal of Publishing Culture has been published
The 11th issue of The Journal of Publishing Culture has been published featuring articles from the MA Publishing (via distance learning) cohort of 2022. This journal showcases
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.
Find out more about existing research groups on opera, audience studies, fine art, print culture, popular music, sonic art and film.
The 11th issue of The Journal of Publishing Culture has been published featuring articles from the MA Publishing (via distance learning) cohort of 2022. This journal showcases
Alexandra Wilson, Professor of Music and Cultural History, recently took centre stage in an AHRC/BBC “New Thinking” podcast. She drew on findings from her Leverhulme
This HEIF-funded project aims to investigate best practices in diversity engagement across cultural and creative institutions across Oxford and Oxfordshire, focussing on identifying and removing
Dr. Matt Lawson is set to present his paper, “Film Music in Concert: Who is it for?” at the upcoming international conference in Graz, Austria,
Grant Scott from photography will present two papers in the upcoming Autumn term. The first is entitled ‘AI’s impact upon professional photography is a fluid
School of Arts doctoral student Simon McFadden, studying under the supervision of Lindsay Steenberg, has won an overall prize at the Graduate College Annual Research
Join Rambert School Summer Sessions for a creative weekend of workshops, talks, lecture demonstrations and provocations focusing on connection, innovation and inclusive practices within dance
Amy created an internship and mentorship scheme for students working with renowned designers Vin and Omi, developing fabrics and making garments for their fashion collection.
Between 9th and 16th May, the 3rd International Creative Industries Festival, organised by the Creative Industries Research and Innovation Network at Oxford Brookes, attracted over
Through this Live Industry Project in collaboration with Chrisanna (a textile print company based in London) and Molaloche Concepts (Lagos, Nigeria), Amy aimed to give
With her students, Amy participated in a collaborative project between Oxford Brookes FAD and Elizabeth Abere, CEO and Founder of Molaloche Concepts, a textile craft
Dr Jan Butler (Senior Lecturer in Popular Music) and Professor in Political Thought Gary Browning will discuss the question ‘what makes a good song’ raised