Showcasing research from the Culture & Creativity Research Institute at Sheffield Hallam University
Showcasing research from the Culture & Creativity Research Institute at Sheffield Hallam University
News from CCRI researchers and their projects
Dr Claire Craig was recently invited to ZHAW Institute in Switzerland to implement a module focusing on design and innovative approaches to healthcare. This is the eighth year that Claire has contributed to curriculum innovation and this module focuses on potential new and emerging areas of practice for the occupational therapy workforce in Switzerland. Students had the opportunity to learn […]
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PROGRAMME FOR C3RI POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH IMPACT CONFERENCE NOW PUBLISHED Don’t forget to book your ticket to IMPACT 2018, our first conference exploring the impact doctoral research makes to society. Every year we invite PhDs in all disciplines to come and join us and explore issues and practices relevant to doctoral research. If you would like to attend IMPACT 2018, please […]
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MA BIBLIOTHÈQUE was established by artist and writer Sharon Kivland in 2013 (from exasperation). The publications are modest yet attractive. The imprint has grown unexpectedly. The editor invites authors she considers to be good readers. She agrees with Nabokov that a good reader, a major reader, an active and creative reader, is a re-reader. She knows her writers and they […]
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Taking place approximately every two months during 2018, Art Walks Sheffield offers unique, individually curated perspectives on the many different visual arts practices throughout the city. They are based around journeys that take us from design to digital, 2D to 3D, conceptual to skills-based contemporary art and explore a host of maker practices within the city. May’s walk is on […]
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Dr Sharon Kivland, Reader in Fine Art at Sheffield Hallam University, has recently been announced as the latest artist-in-residence at CultureHôtel located in Leysin in the Vaudoises Alps. See the announcement here. Find out more about Sharon Kivland’s work here.
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Professor of Film and Media Arts Esther Johnson has been invited to be on the Live Scores and Archive panel at the Live Cinema Summit at this year’s Doc/Fest. The theme real live marks the inaugural Live Cinema Summit which will bring together filmmakers, musicians, performers and practitioners from across the realms of factual and fictional storytelling with the aim to address what live cinema […]
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C3RI research into the application of VR games to help burns patients cope with pain has been trialled with patients in Sheffield. Ivan Phelan and his team have designed a game which will test whether the use of virtual reality headsets can help patients cope with painful medical procedures. Patients were given a VR game to play while they had […]
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Interrupteur interrupteur holds both the mistaken notion of the interruption and the actual translated sense of the word – switch: as exchange, shift, or transformation. C3RI PhD Candidate, Rachel Smith has just undertaken the role of artist-in-residence in the Humanities department of the University of Sheffield. As part of this residency she has announced a series of events during April […]
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Slow Art Day takes place globally on the 14 April, encouraging self-reflection and discovery through slow appreciation of art. This year, SHU Reader in Fine Art Hester Reeve is co-facilitating an event in South Africa’s NIROX sculpture park. Walking… Seeing… Being… marks Hester Reeve’s first research trip to South Africa and the beginning of the first stage of a new major public art work […]
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Platform is an annual showcase of work from emerging creatives at Sheffield Hallam University. This year’s exhibition is taking place in the Cadman Room at Millennium Gallery Sheffield and runs from Monday 16 April to Saturday 21 April. In a year where fake news, misdirection, layered meaning and data manipulation have been front and centre in the cultural consciousness, the […]
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