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Art of the Lost Conference – Student Projects and Exhibition – Cathedral Visit, June 11

The theme for Canterbury Cathedral’s annual conference is ‘Art of the Lost’ and it will be held from November 26-28, 2019. The conference will explore and appraise current and developing studies of how art changes, is reused or repurposed, disappears or is rediscovered. It will look at how and why art is defaced, destroyed or is lost within architectural settings, with a particular focus on art within the context of cathedrals, churches or other places of worship. Alongside this conference, we hope to develop an exhibition in the Daphne Oram that also broadly examines these themes.

CPBRA: Work in Progress Day 2019

The Centre for Practice Based Research in the Arts is hosting a day of work in progress presentations on Wednesday 29th May 2019 in Pf06.

The day offers staff and postgraduate students an opportunity to seek feedback on developing work in progress. These events use the Critical Response Framework (CRP) developed by Liz Lerman as a way to structure discussion and allow the participants to gain the most from giving and receiving feedback. The aim is to enable the artists involved to produce their best work possible and to share ideas about creating and disseminating artistic practice as part of practice-research methodologies.

PGRA Conference 2019: CfP

Call for Papers – CCCU PGRA Conference 2019:  “Transformations” (22nd May 2019)

Hosted by Canterbury Christ Church University Postgraduate Research Association

Conference Schedule: Day 2

Centre for Practice Based Research in the Arts Conference

Canterbury Christ Church University

Schedule: Friday 1 June 2018

Multimodality in the Arts: interdisciplinary practices and hybrid forms

Our conference will take place at CCCU on 31 May and 1 June. The schedule for 1 June focuses on practice research in music and performing arts and includes a morning of training supported by the Royal Musical Association.