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Through critical examination and innovative forms of practice, Arts Research is united in its core principles of social engagement through creativity, collaboration, participation, and inter and cross-disciplinarity.
These principles shape distinctive research outputs ranging from investigations of transglobal exchange in visual and material cultures; fine art conservation; experimental forms of exhibition making and curation; studies and production of moving image, to processes and practices of theatre and performance. They have resulted in unique interactions across, for example, fields of fine art, science and technology; and between black and minority ethnic organisations and cultural studies’ academics in interpretations of cultural heritage.
BxNU Institute
The BxNU Institute supports experimental artistic and curatorial research and practice. It is a collaboration between Northumbria University and BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art.
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Members of this research group are engaged with histories of art, design and architecture from the mid-nineteenth century to the present in Europe, Japan and North America. Key concerns include cultural heritage and participation, nationalisms and cultural identity, the art market...
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Curatorial and Collaborative Practices explores, predominantly, fine art researchers’ interests in definitions and forms of curation, and collaborative and collective practices in contemporary art.
Discover moreCultural Negotiation of Science
The Cultural Negotiation of Science is a research group based at Northumbria University, Newcastle, UK that brings together artists, academics and research students whose practices engage with expert cultures across a broad spectrum of science and technology.
Discover moreMoving Image, Popular Media and Culture
This new group focuses on the analysis, production, circulation, history and reception of ‘popular’ forms of print and audio-visual production in British cinema and TV genres; on national and international horror genres; genre film festivals, cult and independent cinema; music cultures; concepts of moral philosophy and identities in violence and pornography; sexual identities and representations and the use of online pornography.
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Spaces of Appearance research cluster is concerned with the ‘spaces’ in which under-represented identities ‘appear’ and exist in the world. The group brings together drama, theatre and performance academics, researchers and artists from within and beyond Northumbria University to investigate practices, methods and scholarship.
Discover moreInternational Research Centre for the History and Culture of Nanzhao and Dali Kingdoms
The aim of the International Research Centre is to promote academic research into the history and culture of the Nanzhao and Dali Kingdoms (dating from 653-937CE and 937-1253CE respectively), located largely in today’s Yunnan province in southwest China.
(Multi) Cultural Heritage
(Multi) Cultural Heritage is an AHRC-supported research project lead by Dr Susan Ashley, Department of Arts.
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