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New Feminist Art Lives podcast series offers a fresh account of art informed by feminism in Britain and Ireland
Dr Elspeth Mitchell is part of a team of academics and researchers behind the creation of the new Feminist Art Making History archive of oral history interviews with 60 artists, curators and writers.
Project led by Dr Anna Douglas explores the local impact of the Otley Run through song
Headingley’s famous fancy-dress pub crawl and its impacts on residents are being explored in a new song, to be performed by a community choir along the route.
Alumna Dr Louise Atkinson commissioned to create new artwork for a major exhibition celebrating designer William Morris
A newly commissioned artwork by artist-researcher and fine art alumna Dr Louise Atkinson is on display in a new exhibition at Watts Gallery in Compton, Surrey.
Art history alumna Dr Fiona Sit embarks on a second major fellowship to research migrant artists in 17th century Rome
Dr Fiona Sit, a graduate and Visiting Research Fellow in the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies, was recently awarded a Paul Mellon Fellowship to develop her research.
Fine art student Ella Brereton creates site-responsive installation at Sunny Bank Mills
On display at Sunny Bank Mills earlier this year, site-responsive installation ‘As the Mill Rests’ was inspired by the rich history of the textiles mill.