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Photography in Practice; Photography in Theory is as wide as its name suggests. It is deliberately as wide as photography itself.
The Research Group exists primarily to network among colleagues the very different areas and forms of research in photography within the University of Brighton, and to share ideas sometimes at the early stages when a collegiate collective response is welcome and helpful. Through the connections of colleagues, it acts as a link between widely dispersed practices, ranging from the bookwork, the gallery and the museum, to activist photography, historical archives, moving image and other ‘cousins’ of photography. The Research Group connects with researchers elsewhere, within Brighton to Photoworks and the Brighton PhotoBiennial, as well as local groups of practitioners, collectors and distributors of imagery; within the university to a number of the Research Futures and Research Centres; and it provides strong support within the communities of doctoral researchers, Visiting Fellows and other academic visitors.
[image credit: Gertrude Stein - Hulton/Getty - Verso]
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Engineering & Materials Science
Interfaces (computer)
Engineering & Materials Science
Software engineering
Engineering & Materials Science
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Profiles
David Anderson
- School of Media - Professor of Digital Humanities
- Photography in Practice; Photography in Theory Research and Enterprise Group
- Cultural Informatics Research and Enterprise Group
Person: Academic
Stephen Bull
- School of Media - Senior Lecturer
- Photography in Practice; Photography in Theory Research and Enterprise Group
Person: Academic
Projects 2016 2019
Research Output 2008 2019
Nonbinary Difference: Dionysus, Arianna, and the Fictive Arts of Museum Photography
Johannesson, A. & Le Couteur, C., 2019, (Accepted/In press) Gender, Sexuality, and the Museum: Activism, Unruliness, and Alterity. Levin, A. & Adair, J. (eds.).Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference proceeding with ISSN or ISBN › Chapter › Research › peer-review
Fictive
Art
Photography
Dionysus
Rome
Objects of Denigration and Desire: Taking the Amateur Photographer Seriously
Pollen, A., 1 Jan 2019, (Accepted/In press) The Bloomsbury Handbook of Photography Studies. Pasternak, G. (ed.). London, 31 p.Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference proceeding with ISSN or ISBN › Chapter › Research › peer-review
Amateur Photographers
Amateur Photography
History
Photography
Adjective
Selling Popular Photography on the British High Street
Pollen, A., 1 Jan 2019, (Accepted/In press) The Wiley-Blackwell companion to photography. Bull, S. (ed.). UKResearch output: Chapter in Book/Conference proceeding with ISSN or ISBN › Chapter › Research
Photography
Boot
High Street
Marketing
Historic
Activities 2016 2019
Florilegia, a fictional dialogue with the works of Anna Atkins: How does a fictional response to the works of Anna Atkins provide a new retelling of her work?
Annebella Pollen (Examiner)4 Jun 2019
Activity: External examination and supervision › Research degree
Association for Art History
Annebella Pollen (Member of programme committee), Lara Perry (Member of programme committee), Louise Purbrick (Member of programme committee), Claire Wintle (Member of programme committee), Naomi Salaman (Member of programme committee), Matthew Cornford (Member of programme committee), Jeremy Aynsley (Member of programme committee)4 Apr 2019 → 6 Apr 2019
Activity: Events › Conference
Heritage (Journal)
Annebella Pollen (Reviewer)2019
Activity: Publication peer-review and editorial work › Editorial work