Description
The seminar series explored the Ways In Which Heath Data Can Be Communicated Creatively. A Group Of Artists, Creative Practitioners, Academics And Researchers Addresses Key Questions About Public Health Communication, With Particular Focus On The Current COVID-19 Pandemic. How Can An Interface Between Creativity And Data Science Help Bring Forth Experiential Stories? What Are The Challenges Of Such Work? How Do Audiences Engage With Creative Projects That Use Public Health Data?Talks by:
Anna Dumitriu. “Creating Meaning From Healthcare Data Through Art”.
(30/03/2021).
Prof Rahul Bhargava Northeastern University “”Get Off The Screen!!! Creative Approaches To Embodying Data In The Real World”. (01/04)
Dr Younghui Kim, Queensland University Of Technology. “Data Art: Exploring Data As Artistic Material And Medium”. (09/04/2021)
Prof Sally Wyatt, Maastricht University. “Touching Data: Touch Me With Your Naked Hand Or Touch Me With Your Glove”. (12/04/2021)
Dr Shreepali Patel, Meghan Horvath And Dr Marques Hardin (StoryLab Project, Anglia Ruskin University). (StoryLab Project, Anglia Ruskin University). “Communicating Emotions Through Creative Data: Voices Of Healthcare Practitioners During Covid-19”. (14/04/2021)
Launch Of ART/DATA/HEALTH Short Film “Human, Planet, Weaker, Other”, Directed By Dr Aristea Fotopoulou, Animation By Caroline Beavon (27/04 /2021)
Period | Mar 2021 → Apr 2021 |
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Event type | Seminar |
Degree of Recognition | International |
Keywords
- public health
- art practice
- creativity
- pandemic
- communication
- health promotion
- data arts
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Research output
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Shielding: Exhibition launch at the Brighton Fringe Festival
Research output: Non-textual output › Exhibition
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A data-based participatory approach for health equity and digital inclusion: prioritizing stakeholders: Prioritising stakeholders
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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104 Days Later: A lockdown data story
Research output: Non-textual output › Digital or Visual Products
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Art in isolation: artistic responses to Covid-19
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
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Human, planet, weaker, other
Research output: Non-textual output › Digital or Visual Products
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Projects