All Outputs (563)

Fashion, sustainability, and the anthropocene (2017)
Journal Article

The unbridled consumption of clothing threatens the environment. A discussion is developing around the adoption of new materials and economic models to reduce the impacts of clothing production and use. We discuss these emergent technologies in the w... Read More about Fashion, sustainability, and the anthropocene.

Publicity in publishing (2017)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Guest lecture on publicity and PR in publishing to Publishing MA students at The University of Derby, 22 November 2017

GW4: Bridging the gap (2017)
Report

Bridging the Gap identified that realising the full benefits of Arts and Humanities research collaborations requires deeper consideration of research relationships as processes rather than just a means to an end. A processual approach demonstrates th... Read More about GW4: Bridging the gap.

Nottingham a city of activists (2017)
Digital Artefact

Tthe spirit of Robin Hood - why does Nottinghamshire produce so many rebellious characters?

We Built This City (2017)
Journal Article

An article in magazine, boom saloon, exploring creativity, co-creation and the art of city making.

Incentivising citizens to be co-creators in their own neighbourhoods, how important is the art of city making?

The Ice Road (2017)
Exhibition / Performance

Site-responsive immersive theatre fusing live performance, creative technology, film, music, projection mapping and object based technology.

Review: The Gissing Journal: A History and Index of the First 50 Years (2017)
Journal Article

From the Holy Family to the Manson Family; Religion, gender and the cult (2017)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

The Cut (2017)
Book

The Cut is a novella, commissioned as part of The Peirene Press Peirene Now! series - fiction made in reaction to contemporary events. This work is set around the 2016 EU referendum and focusses on a relationship between labourer and ex-boxer Cairo J... Read More about The Cut.

Self-tracking, embodiment and resistance: A phenomenological enquiry (2017)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

For the first time in human history we are experiencing the convergence of biology with technology at an immense socio-cultural scale, with affordable digital media devices and self-tracking technologies being ubiquitously disseminated, employed en m... Read More about Self-tracking, embodiment and resistance: A phenomenological enquiry.

"The young men of the nation": Alexander Baron and urban working class masculinity (2017)
Book Chapter

This chapter discusses the young men characters of the East London novelist, Alexander Baron, in his novels of the Second World War, of post-war London and his historical novel, King Dido, set in the East End in the years before World War One. I exam... Read More about "The young men of the nation": Alexander Baron and urban working class masculinity.

Future DiverCities: The art and culture of changing city-scapes (2017)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Eleanor Pender was invited to introduce Future DiverCities, a Creative Europe funded project exploring the ever-changing role of art and creative work in the urban context.

The role of art and culture in the city is changing. Moving from the arts... Read More about Future DiverCities: The art and culture of changing city-scapes.

Strange worlds of Angela Carter (2017)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Type Tells Tales (2017)
Book

Type Tells Tales focuses on typography that is integral to the message or story it is expressing. This is type that speaks – that is literally the voice of the narrator. And the narrator is the typographer. This can be quite literal, for example when... Read More about Type Tells Tales.

Religious painting, atheism and gender in the work of Angela Carter (2017)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Designing for wellbeing in late stage dementia (2016)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

This paper presents research that is developing new ways of supporting the wellbeing of people with late stage dementia through the development of playful objects. The LAUGH project is an international AHRC funded design research project that is usin... Read More about Designing for wellbeing in late stage dementia.

Mundane matters: Laundry, design and sustainability (2016)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Laundry is known to be a highly resource demanding and polluting practice. Many approaches to reducing impacts from laundry do not recognize the diverse reasons why laundry is carried out. Drawing on a subset of findings from a longitudinal laundry s... Read More about Mundane matters: Laundry, design and sustainability.

The Bride of Frankenstein: Race and hybridity (2016)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

In August 1816, Matthew “Monk” Lewis arrived at Villa Diodati after having narrowly escaped being massacred in a slave riot in Jamaica where he owned two plantations. Shortly after his departure, Mary Shelley started writing about the monster. His co... Read More about The Bride of Frankenstein: Race and hybridity.

Iron Towns (2016)
Book

Welcome to the Iron Towns, a fictional region in the English midlands. One of the cradles of the industrial revolution, now in seeming permanent decline. The novel gives a portrait of the region, its communities and folklore and follows the beleaguer... Read More about Iron Towns.

Animation - An impossible course (2016)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

A talk about the complexities of designing and delivering HE Animation programmes, addressing the multidisciplinary, sticky nature of animation curricula and the challenges of delivering a comprehensive course. It included an investigation of industr... Read More about Animation - An impossible course.