Showcasing research from the Culture & Creativity Research Institute at Sheffield Hallam University
Showcasing research from the Culture & Creativity Research Institute at Sheffield Hallam University
ON THE RADAR research seminars promote the sharing of knowledge across the entire Sheffield Hallam University community – all are welcome, free to attend. Our next talk is by Rose Butler (Senior Lecturer Fine Art) with Ground Truths and Situated Arts Practice. Outline: Arts research has the potential to extend what is visible, whilst working in response to specific […]
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‘You sold it – now recycle it’: the protesters mailing worn-out clothes to the shops they bought them from Wendy Ward, PhD student in Art & Design, has featured in an article in The Guardian. The article discusses Wendy’s #TakeItBack campaign and includes photos taken at the St Luke’s donation centre. You can read the article here. Read […]
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On the Radar research seminar series is back next month – this year with a focus on highlighting Early Career Researchers across Hallam. We are keen to use this series to connect colleagues across disciplines and departments, and in particular to support this years ECRI Fellowship cohort (of which organiser Diane Rodgers is a member) – please email d [dot] rodgers […]
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fæthm: explorations in co-curation with the River Dôn Upper Gallery at Kelham Island Museum and The River Dôn Thursday 13th – Sunday 16th March 2025 Free entry Opening times Thurs: 10-4 Fri: 10-4 Sat: 10-4 Sun: 11-4 Our entanglement with the more-than-human deepens as we iteratively explore co-curation with the River Dôn. In a partnership between Sheffield Hallam University and […]
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In Charlie Cooper’s new series Myth Country (streaming on BBC I-player) the actor and writer reveals his passion for folklore and how the peculiar rituals and traditions of this country ‘bring people together’. Far from being outdated and trivial folklore is, he says, ‘very much alive and thriving on social media’. The National Folklore Survey funded by UKRI Arts & […]
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No Bounds Festival 2024 has received a review in Clash magazine with comments from Amy Carter Gordon, curator, producer and public art specialist. Amy is a co-curator at No Bounds Festival and has twenty-five years of experience in curating exhibitions, installations, dialogues and collaborations for leading UK research-based festivals. Amy says: “There’s such a strong community within subcultures, I didn’t […]
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Psychotel 2 is a cinematic installation project exploring the uncanny. The exhibition employs elements from cinema’s supernatural horror genres; bizarre interpretations of psychoanalysis; and philosophical investigations into the structure of identity. Visitors are subjected to slow nuanced arrangements of objects, kaleidoscopic sequences of images, filmic topologies of thought, and lightly veiled filth; in order to release the uncanny’s power to […]
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