All Outputs (129)

Changing Auntie - a case study in managing and regulating user generated content at the BBC (2009)
Book Chapter

This chapter identifies case studies within the BBC of how the organisation is adapting its content to the user-led environment of the internet.

Inventing rituals, inhabiting places: Ritual and community in public art (2009)
Journal Article

Based on the public art projects for Holy Hiatus 2008, this article explores the possibilities for ritual to be employed creatively in public art practice, and to examine the ways that artists can draw audiences into unexpected and potentially ‘limin... Read More about Inventing rituals, inhabiting places: Ritual and community in public art.

Origin and ownership: Stage, film and television adaptations of Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca (2009)
Book Chapter

This paper looks at the ways in which Daphne du Maurier's novelistic techniques, such as the point-of-view of the nameless heroine, the flashbacks and framing device, and the linguistic emphasis upon the English setting and country house, are adapted... Read More about Origin and ownership: Stage, film and television adaptations of Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca.

The complex fate of being America: The constitution of identity and the politics of security (2009)
Book Chapter

The eagle document: The new collection of enumerated things (2009)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

The symposium was composed of presentations and live performances by Pil and Gallia Kollectiv, Ruth McLeanan, Wayne Lloyd, Judith Dean, Monika Oechsler, Anita Ponton, Uriel Orlow, Jonas Ranson-Christina Mitrentse and concluded with a panel discussion... Read More about The eagle document: The new collection of enumerated things.

Remembrance and Restoration: Exploring the imagery of war, resurrection & recovery (2009)
Exhibition / Performance

To mark the 90th anniversary of the peace conferences that were staged at the close of the Great War, the Otter Gallery is hosting an exhibition of drawings, paintings and photographs that explore the imagery of remembrance. At the heart of the show... Read More about Remembrance and Restoration: Exploring the imagery of war, resurrection & recovery.

From Bluebeard's bloody chamber to demonic stigmatic (2009)
Book Chapter

Unseen Memorials (2009)
Exhibition / Performance

An Exhibition at National War Memorial Carillon Building (Part of Blow 09)
Wellington, New Zealand, 11 November 2009 - 19 February 2010
Curated by Jeremy Diggle. This exhibition, aptly located in the Hall of Memories at the National War Memorial Ca... Read More about Unseen Memorials.

All over the place: Drawing place, drawing space (2009)
Exhibition / Performance

Exhibition pieces and publication
Exhibited at UWE Faculty of Creative Arts (Nov 09) and The Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery, University of Leeds, June–Oct 2010

Heather and Ivan Morison: Falling into place (2009)
Book

Falling into Place is the eighth in a series of co-published partnerships, entitled Fabrications, initiated by Book Works and is a parallel publication to Heather and Ivan Morison's The Black Cloud, commissioned by Situations. In this book, the artis... Read More about Heather and Ivan Morison: Falling into place.

Children of the stones: Prehistoric sites in British children’s fantasy, 1965-20 (2009)
Book Chapter

One day sculpture (2009)
Book

Conceived as both a document and critical expansion of the year-long One Day Sculpture temporary public art series in New Zealand (www.onedaysculpture,org.nz), the book opens with an anthology of newly commissioned texts which expand conventional not... Read More about One day sculpture.

Innovation in vitreous surfaces in jewellery (2009)
Journal Article

Journal article outlining research fellowship funded by AHRC to date, including research methods, positioning of the theoretical aspects of enamel in contemporary jewellery practice and early indicators of the outcomes of practical research.

Expressionist film and beyond (2009)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Public Lecture in relation to The Journey out of Darkness exhibition at New Walk Museum, Leicester (31/10/09 - 3/05/10).

The author used the New Walk’s Expressionist Art exhibition as a starting point, tracing early forms of film exhibition in Ge... Read More about Expressionist film and beyond.

Metaphor and gender in British parliamentary debates (2009)
Book Chapter

PSB 2.0 - UK broadcasting policy after Peacock (2009)
Book Chapter

Set in the context of the Peacock Report’s influence on UK broadcasting policy, this chapter considers that future of public service content in a media ecology where public service communication becomes the dominant delivery mechanism. It looks at th... Read More about PSB 2.0 - UK broadcasting policy after Peacock.

Rotate with WORKS|PROJECTS (2009)
Exhibition / Performance

Rotate is a new exhibition programme showcasing the work of artists, artist-run spaces and galleries who are attracting critical interest and acclaim nationally and internationally. WORKS|PROJECTS is the new commercial gallery established in Bristol... Read More about Rotate with WORKS|PROJECTS.

‘“A call to action”: The Committee on British Communities Abroad, 1919-20 (2009)
Journal Article

Laughter in the dark: Irony, black comedy and 'noir' in David Lynch, the Cohen Brothers and Quentin Tarantino (2009)
Book Chapter

While rarely discussed in relation to humour, a general ironic atmosphere permeates much film noir. With neo-noir this tendency towards irony seems even more pronounced. Dark ironic humour is more readily identifiable in these texts, particularly t... Read More about Laughter in the dark: Irony, black comedy and 'noir' in David Lynch, the Cohen Brothers and Quentin Tarantino.

Crypto-hierarchy and its discontents: Indymedia UK (2009)
Book Chapter

This chapter represents a specific tranche of research examining, through empirical methodologies, the ways news production and consumption have changed in the era of Net with heightened opportunities for self-determined, bottom-up production. This e... Read More about Crypto-hierarchy and its discontents: Indymedia UK.