Emily Peasgood, composer, sound artist and CCCU PhD student, has won a British Composer Award!
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Centre for Practice Based Research in the Arts Podcast
This is an audio documentary looking at CCCU’s Centre for Practice Based Research in the Arts and some of its activities over the 2017/18 academic year. Featuring three contributors (the including the then-codirector of the Centre Lauren Redhead), it explores the nature of artistic meaning and discusses the need for context in composition and performance.
Performance Lecture Series 2018
The centre’s Performance Lecture Series 2018 was curated by Dr Tim Long and held at the Sidney Cooper Gallery. There were three events, each comprising two performance lectures on the theme of ‘Frankenstein’s Monster Reborn’.
Free Range Events (October 2018-March 2019)
Free Range is a charity based in Canterbury that presents an award-winning series of experimental music, film and poetry events with a policy of free-entry.
PGRA Conference 2019: CfP
Call for Papers – CCCU PGRA Conference 2019: “Transformations” (22nd May 2019)
Hosted by Canterbury Christ Church University Postgraduate Research Association
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3 Questions for Practice Researchers: Nikki Price
Over the Summer, Nikki Price (Visual artist and student at CCCU) answered our three questions for practice researchers.
Keynote Talk: Dr Lisa Busby
Dr Lisa Busby (Goldsmiths, University of London) will give a keynote on the second day of our conference (1 June).
Heather Roche: Visiting Performer
On 1 June, Heather Roche will be visiting CCCU to present at the centre’s conference as part of an RMA careers event focused on employability for Practice Researchers beyond PhD research.
CCCU Conference Presenters
On 31 May and 1 June, students and staff of Music and Performing Arts and Media, Arts and Design will present practice research projects at our annual conference, ‘‘Multimodality in the Arts: interdisciplinary practices and hybrid forms’.
Keynote Talk: Prof Roberta Mock
Prof Roberta Mock (University of Plymouth) will give a keynote talk on 31 May on the first day of our conference ‘Multimodality in the Arts: interdisciplinary practices and hybrid forms’.