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Arts-based collaborative research project takes local voices to the National Theatres in Kenya and Uganda
An arts-based research project spanning across Kenya, Uganda and the UK has reached its final stages with National Theatre performances and an artistic residency.
Faculty professor develops free film costume course with BFI
The course is one of several outputs from Professor Bell’s three-year AHRC-funded project, Film Costumes in Action
Language students facing uneven access to universities
Language courses are shrinking at universities that require grades below AAB at A-level, causing ‘cold spots’ to grow for disadvantaged students.
Innovative textual analysis confirms University of Leeds researcher’s breakthrough finding on Shakespeare and Marlowe collaboration
Computational textual analysis by a researcher at the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Cultures has established that William Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe co-authored the 1596 play Edward III.
Faculty professor’s book documents Latin American Indigenous artists’ critical engagement with generative AI
Artificial Intelligence, Art and Indigeneity: Between Dreams and Hallucinations