Research themes
Three cross-disciplinary Research Themes form the organisational pillars of research activity at Norwich University of the Arts. They are each led by a Research Champion and include academic staff and postgraduate research students.
- Pattern and Chaos – dedicated to the practice and theory of pattern, chaos and the spaces in between.
- Created and Contested Territories (CaCTus) – questioning the interpretation and representation of contested creative and material practices; focusing on the cultural and political networks in which art, design and media are produced, valued and consumed.
- Human Interfaces – exploring the slipperiness of human interfaces – the disruptions, unreliable narrators and narratives, the fabricated memory and histories, the holes and gaps, the truths, the lies – and how these might shift across cultures, time and art/design forms.
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Animal photographer Tim Flach visited the university recently with an insightful talk about his process. He addressed the emergence of generative AI, and discussed the implications this might have for the photography industry.
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Norwich graduate nominated for BAFTA
Ella Glendining’s film ‘Is There Anybody Out There?’ has been nominated in the Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer category.
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Postgraduate Open Day Thursday 11 July
11 July 2024 | 5.00pm to 6.30pm | Duke Street
Master your creative practice
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In conversation with
May is a BA (Hons) Fashion student and student ambassador. In this blog they talk about their practice, goals for the future, and what it’s like to study Fashion at Norwich.
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