Establishing Equitable Multispecies Co-creation in the Arts
Wednesday 5 February 2025, 4-5pm, A&D Research Seminar, Online (Teams)
Inga Hamilton, AHRC PhD candidate, Faculty of Education, Society and Creative Industries.
The arts have long used non-human species as resource, product or subject. Inga Hamilton's research has developed a new artistic genre based on a methodology of equitable multispecies co-creation. This seminar explores ways of decolonising the studio and foregrounding multispecies belonging in our work.
Contact alexandra.moschovi@sunderland.ac.uk to attend.
Image credit: Inga Hamilton, Cake as Protection: IIC with an Apricot Leafminer Larva. Grub ring 2023, tree resin, birch wood, water-based sealant, 600mm x 700mm x 700mm.
In To The Woods - Exhibiton of Art and Writing by Angela Jane Kennedy
Feminist Art Embodied Responses to Rural Territory and Intersectional Discrimination.
Wed 12 Feb 2025 2pm-5pm, with Live Performance at 3pm.
Opening hours Wed 12-Thurs 20 Feb 2025, 10am-5pm.
Panel discussion Thurs 13 Feb 2pm-3pm, with Artists Henna Asikainen, Dr Emily Porter and Chaired by Professor Caroline Mitchell.
Priestman Gallery, Priestman Building, University of Sunderland, Green Terrace
SR1 3PZ.
Please contact angela.kennedy@research.sunderland.ac.uk to attend.
Building Research Networks: The Case of Museum Dialogues
Wednesday, 21 May 2025, 4-5pm, A&D Research Seminar, Online (Teams)
Prof Alexandra Moschovi, Professor of Photography/Curating, Research Student Manager for Art and Design, Faculty of Education, Society and Creative Industries
Funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, Museum Dialogues is a cross-disciplinary, transnational research network that unites scholars, archivists, curators, museum workers, and art and photography practitioners to exchange innovative solutions, inquiries, and practical challenges relating to the exhibition, collection, and interpretation of photography
As Principal Investigator of the project, Alexandra Moschovi will be discussing the process behind the creation of the network, its operations, findings, and broader impact within and beyond museum contexts.
Contact alexandra.moschovi@sunderland.ac.uk to attend.
On record: in conversation. Birmingham's music heritage as a circle of culture
Dr Siobhan Stevenson, Birmingham City University and Oral History Participation Curator for Voices of the City Project, Birmingham Museums.
Date: Monday 2 December 2024, 4pm-5:30pm
Siobhan Stevenson is the Oral History Participation Curator for the Voices of the City project as part of Birmingham Museums Service. Before joining the project team she worked on several national and regional oral history projects and became passionate about making oral history archives accessible. Her research interests lie in oral history and community media and the power and potential that lies in listening to other people’s stories; working with communities to make archives accessible and support people in using them. At the Birmingham School of Media she teaches across production and research. Her PhD thesis (2019) was entitled Discourses of Community Radio: Social Gain Policies in Practice.
Location: Joing in person at Media Centre Room 233, or online via Teams - Join the meeting
Pedagogy of podcasting for authentic teaching, learning and assessment
Dr Richard Berry
Date: 1–2pm, 15 January 2025
Location: Hybrid – online and in-person at Wearside View 121
Email andrea.howell@sunderland.ac.uk to attend this event.
In To The Woods - Exhibiton of Art and Writing by Angela Jane Kennedy
Feminist Art Embodied Responses to Rural Territory and Intersectional Discrimination.
Wed 12 Feb 2025 2pm-5pm, with Live Performance at 3pm.
Opening hours Wed 12-Thurs 20 Feb 2025, 10am-5pm.
Panel discussion Thurs 13 Feb 2pm-3pm, with Artists Henna Asikainen, Dr Emily Porter and Chaired by Professor Caroline Mitchell.
Priestman Gallery, Priestman Building, University of Sunderland, Green Terrace
SR1 3PZ.
Please contact angela.kennedy@research.sunderland.ac.uk to attend.
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Student’s perception of the personal in Personal Academic Tutoring
Dr Deborah Bell, Dr Kate Duffy, Dionne Ross
Date: 11–12pm, 1 December 2024
Location: Hybrid – online and in-person at Wearside View 121
Email andrea.howell@sunderland.ac.uk to attend this event.
#Pullupachair: Young persons voices around school exclusions
Dr Sarah Martin-Denham, Associate Professor of Education and Care
Date: 1–2pm, 12 February 2025
Location: Hybrid – online and in-person at Wearside View 121
Email andrea.howell@sunderland.ac.uk to attend this event.
Hear my Story: Personalised digital storybooks where children with SEND can outline their teaching and Learning preferences
Dr Helen Benstead, Associate Professor, Inclusive Education
Date: 1–2pm, 12 March 2025
Location: Hybrid – online and in-person at Wearside View 121
Email andrea.howell@sunderland.ac.uk to attend this event.
“The Perfect Body”: Deconstructing Disability in Physical Education Initial Teacher Training
Dr Ellen Gambles, Dr Steven Anderson, Alex Brown
Date: 1–2pm, 23 April 2025
Location: Hybrid – online and in-person at Wearside View 121
Email andrea.howell@sunderland.ac.uk to attend this event.
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The Helen McArdle Nursing and Care Research Institute Inaugural Lecture
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Enhancing 'best practice' in Trauma-Informed Higher Education: Insights from two qualitative studies exploring educator and student experiences
Date: 1–2pm, 13 November 2024
Location: Hybrid – online and in person at Wearside View 121
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Dr Sarah Lonbay Associate Professor of Social Sciences and Engagement and Dr John Cavener, Assistant Professor of Social Work (Northumbria University).