Outputs (560)

At the promised place: Expanding imagination through book art (2025)
Exhibition / Performance

At the Promised Place: Expanding Imagination Through Book Art’ at the Urawa Art Museum brings together nearly 100 artists’ bookworks made in Japan and the UK. Since opening in 2000, Urawa Art Museum in Saitama, Japan has focused on ‘Art of Books’ as... Read More about At the promised place: Expanding imagination through book art.

Reframing the frame: Interpreting the past, present, and future of Black film in Bristol (2025)
Report

Reframing the Frame explores the past, present, and future of Black filmmaking and exhibition in Bristol. Bringing together filmmakers, curators, and cultural practitioners, the project reflects on Bristol’s creative lineages and considers the infras... Read More about Reframing the frame: Interpreting the past, present, and future of Black film in Bristol.

Feeding the machine: Practitioner experiences of efforts to overcome AI’s data dilemma (2025)
Journal Article

This paper examines the human implications of AI's ‘data dilemma' in three different and contrasting sectors: pharmaceuticals, higher education, and the arts. The ‘data dilemma' refers to the challenge of obtaining sufficient and suitable data to eff... Read More about Feeding the machine: Practitioner experiences of efforts to overcome AI’s data dilemma.

Go West! 2.5: Bristol's film and television industries (2025)
Report

This is the third iteration of Go West! after previous publications in 2017 and 2022. It provides updated data on Bristol's film and television industries by sub-sector, with company turnover and employment figures. There are also analyses of the mai... Read More about Go West! 2.5: Bristol's film and television industries.

Turn and face the strange: Physical and digital intersections in artists' books (2025)
Exhibition / Performance

A curated selection of 42 artists books from the CFPR archive shown in an exhibition for the conference: Quand la création s'empare de l'édition | When Creation Takes Over Publishing, 12th – 14th November 2025, at LILLIAD Learning Center Innovation i... Read More about Turn and face the strange: Physical and digital intersections in artists' books.

Tournez-vous et faites face à l'étrange: Comment le physique et le numérique peuvent-ils se croiser dans les livres d'artistes? (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

A talk featuring a selection of artists’ books which are also physically on display in the conference exhibition. These books celebrate aspects of both analogue and digital practices. They take us on some unexpected turns and open our eyes and hands... Read More about Tournez-vous et faites face à l'étrange: Comment le physique et le numérique peuvent-ils se croiser dans les livres d'artistes?.

Knowledge transfer and co-production for the adoption of bio-based solutions in construction (2025)
Journal Article

This paper explores the process of interaction among various stakeholders within the SmartBioC project, developed by UWE (Bristol) in collaboration with the Politecnico di Milano, as an example of technology transfer to promote the use of bio-based m... Read More about Knowledge transfer and co-production for the adoption of bio-based solutions in construction.

Transitioning to smart circular construction: A conceptual framework for circular economy implementation through construction 4.0 technologies (2025)
Journal Article

The integration of Construction 4.0 technologies, such as digital technologies, with circular economy (CE) concepts, offers significant potential to advance smart circular construction (SCC). Yet, the literature lacks a cohesive understanding of the... Read More about Transitioning to smart circular construction: A conceptual framework for circular economy implementation through construction 4.0 technologies.

Harnessing success: A qualitative study of best business practices among high-performing smes (2025)
Journal Article

Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in developing economies often operate under challenging conditions, yet some consistently outperform others despite resource constraints and volatile markets. Most SMEs are led by single owners whose charismatic le... Read More about Harnessing success: A qualitative study of best business practices among high-performing smes.

Everything is so very much connected (2025)
Exhibition / Performance

A performative reading, Friday 24 October, 4pm in the Green Room at the Conway Hall, London as part of the Small Publishers Fair 2025. Launching 'everything is so very much connected' a book collating collages and writing from a collaborative mail a... Read More about Everything is so very much connected.

Product Design for Students (2025)
Book

Product Design for Students covers the basic concepts and processes intrinsic to professional industrial product design: from design research to the initial design concept, through design for manufacture, sustainable production, distribution, marketi... Read More about Product Design for Students.

Capturing and conveying tacit knowledge in relief printmaking processes (2025)
Thesis

Tacit knowledge is a form of information and bodily understanding which refers to knowledge pertaining to practical tasks. Tacit knowledge is often learned by direct observation and physical practice and has been traditionally considered difficult to... Read More about Capturing and conveying tacit knowledge in relief printmaking processes.

BOOKMORPHS: Artists' Books from Greece & the UK (2025)
Exhibition / Performance

The interactive exhibition BOOKMORPHS: Artists’ Books from Greece & the UK brings together a diverse selection of artists’ books, book works, book-art objects, limited and multiple editions, ephemera, and journals by 44 visual artists, curators, publ... Read More about BOOKMORPHS: Artists' Books from Greece & the UK.

Sanctuary (2025)
Exhibition / Performance

Glasgow Print Studio presents Sanctuary, a three-person exhibition in original print, painting and drawing.

In its essential definition, Sanctuary suggests refuge or safety from persecution or other danger, while also acting as a corollary for id... Read More about Sanctuary.

Everything is so very much connected (2025)
Physical Artefact

Everything is so very much connected is an artist's book by Roelof Bakker & Sarah Bodman. The result of a mail-art collage-project inspired by a statement from American writer and activist James Baldwin – ‘The place in which I’ll fit will not exist u... Read More about Everything is so very much connected.

Early days of the immersive exhibition network (2025)
Report

Over the past 10–15 years, the appetite for immersive work both from artists and audiences has grown faster than the networks supporting it. This report brings together insights and recommendations from sector experts on the challenges and opportunit... Read More about Early days of the immersive exhibition network.

Error-type metrics in risk categorisation software fault prediction through integration of formal methods and machine learning (2025)
Thesis

Context: Software Fault Prediction (SFP) is crucial for ensuring software quality and optimising resources. However, current SFP methods often rely on simplistic binary classifications, overlooking the complexity and diversity of faults. This study a... Read More about Error-type metrics in risk categorisation software fault prediction through integration of formal methods and machine learning.

Precautions in attack and new technologies - Ensuring the protection of civilians in urban warfare (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

The lecture begins by explaining the concept of precautions in attacks under international humanitarian law. It then explores how new technologies have influenced these precautions. Finally, the discussion addresses the legal implications of using su... Read More about Precautions in attack and new technologies - Ensuring the protection of civilians in urban warfare.

Eureka moments: How haptic engagement can reveal tacit knowledge in woodcut prints from Dante's Divine Comedy (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

While researching 15 th Century woodcuts in Dante's Divine Comedy, the author used a multi-modal methodology to gain an embodied understanding of the crafts-processes involved. They include 1-a haptic engagement with the originals by the act of slow... Read More about Eureka moments: How haptic engagement can reveal tacit knowledge in woodcut prints from Dante's Divine Comedy.

Dialogues with devices: The space between human and machine (2025)
Exhibition / Performance

‘Dialogues with Devices’ is an exhibition that examines our evolving relationship with technology. The artists Laura Rosser, Paul Laidler and Robert Good engage in dialogues with technology—whether through mis-adventurous interactions between old and... Read More about Dialogues with devices: The space between human and machine.