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2017
Tansley, Graham
The output is a creative project involving a light projection titled ‘Trumps’. It was a response to the concept and timing of the í Ljósi light festival in Seyðisfjörður, Iceland, when the first sunlight in nine months falls onto the town. Research process: Using synchronised digital projectors insi...
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2016
Young, Nicholas
RBMK100 is a short film inspired by the experiences of the residents of Pripyat during the Chernobyl nuclear disaster in 1986. Research Process: The film takes its name from the reactor that exploded on 26th April 1986. Accounts from residents of Pripyat and ‘Liquidators’ who took part in the clean-...
2018
Barker, Garry
A peer reviewed exhibition whereby artists were selected in response to their ability to illustrate or interrogate aspects of society that George Orwell would have recognised as being relevant to Orwellian themes. The exhibition was reported on in the George Orwell studies magazine and the works sel...
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2019
Hooper, Sharon, Broadhead, Samantha and Tobias-Green, Karen
The output is a video in which Broadhead and Tobias-Green discuss what ethics is and why it matters. The content of the video was written/improvised and performed by Broadhead and Tobias-Green. The video was directed by Hooper.
Research Process: the aim of the project was to create a video which ...
2017
Woolley, Dawn
Consumed: Stilled Lives plays with the traditional concept of still-life painting, which grew in popularity in the 16th and 17th centuries. Often featuring silver plates, ornate glassware and expensive foodstuffs such as shellfish and exotic fruit, still life paintings became a fashionable way for t...
