
30 November 2020
Creativity and Ageing During the Pandemic
This interactive online workshop will discuss and evaluate both digital and non digital creative activities that during the pandemic have involved the older community.
The Creative Industries, the UK's fastest growing economic sector (https://www.thecreativeindustries.co.uk/) includes areas as diverse as: advertising, architecture, arts, design, fashion, film, music, performing arts, publishing, R&D, software, toys and games, TV and radio, digital media and video games.
Our Network at Oxford Brookes brings together researchers, professionals, and local communities to share their expertise on this diverse sector. The network builds on the well established research history in various aspects of the Creative Industries, especially through the intersections of different disciplinary perspectives, including subjects such as psychology, built environment, geography, and business.
As a cross-disciplinary and collaborative Network, we explore critical issues and key themes around both local and global dimensions of the Creative Industries.
This interactive online workshop will discuss and evaluate both digital and non digital creative activities that during the pandemic have involved the older community.
Join us for a presentation and discussion with Mark Pendleton, Senior Lecturer of Japanese Studies at the University of Sheffield.
We are proud to present Helena: Every Day Is A Morning After created by documentarian Jim Mortram as an exhibition film of his body of work Every Day Is A Morning After.
A series of virtual masterclasses, part of the Creative Industries Research and Innovation Network at Oxford Brookes University
The Special Collections & Archives department at Oxford Brookes University has received £36,786 from The National Archives as part of its Archives Revealed initiative.
An online interdisciplinary exhibition titled Flow opens today as a collaboration between Oxford Brookes University and Modern Art Oxford. The exhibition will take place from 4 September to 11 October.
An international conference focusing on film will be the first event held by the new Oxford Brookes Centre of Research in the Arts (CoRA).
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