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This blog has kindly been provided by by Kai Syng Tan Associate Professor in Arts and Cultural Leadership Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton Portrait of author being interviewed by Japan Broadcasting Corporation as juror of Yamagata International...
Read the working paper published after the 2023 Women in Leadership event, bringing together the outcomes from the break out sessions and conclusions, institutional policy ‘asks’ and provocations. Bailey, R, Booth, S, Dormor, C., Jones, R. (2024). Women in...
The contribution of the arts to the economy and society Headline Summary · Lord Bragg introduced the debate demonstrating the important contribution of the arts to the economy and society alongside the challenges facing the creative arts sector. · Shadow Culture,...
This funded PhD opportunity aims to critically examine the intersections between colonialism, climate crisis and mass human migration. D6: Culture in Transit is looking for an applicant with a passion to build on their decolonial approaches to curatorial practice and...
This blog series and has kindly been provided by Vanessa Corby Professor Theory, History and Practice of ArtYork St John University This is the concluding piece of the series In 2018 Oli Mould prefaced Against Creativity by arguing that ‘creativity can be used to...
This blog series has kindly been provided by Vanessa Corby Professor Theory, History and Practice of ArtYork St John University While scratching my head about how to bring these blog posts to a close I kept coming back to an important exchange with a new student last...
The CHEAD Annual General Meeting will be held during the Annual CHEAD Conference 2024 taking place on Tuesday 19th March 2024, at Juniper Auditorium, V&A Dundee, 1 1 Riverside Esplanade, Dundee DD1 4EZ. Elections for CHEAD Trustees will be held at the forthcoming...
We are inviting CHEAD member institutions to submit applications to convene the 2025 CHEAD Annual Conference. The CHEAD Annual Conference is a popular, member networking event, offering a platform for CHEAD member representatives to come together around a live sector...
The Chancellor announced a pro-growth package of reforms but with our ambitions to deliver the Creative Industries Sector Vision – the government’s plan to grow the creative industries by £50bn and support a million more jobs by 2030, we need more. Despite our...
This post has kindly been provided by; Dr Karen Patel Karen is a Research Fellow based at the Birmingham Centre for Media and Cultural Research (BCMCR), Birmingham School of Media. Karen is also Director of the Centre for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in the Arts...