School of Art & Design Research Conference Day 2
The School of Art & Design presents day 2 of their Research Conference 2018 featuring presentations, workshops and exhibitions from staff and research students
- From: Friday 22 June 2018, 9 am
- To: Friday 22 June 2018, 5 pm
- Registration: 9.00 am - 9.30 am
- Location: Bonington 143 Lecture Theatre, Nottingham Trent University, 50 Shakespeare Street, Nottingham, NG1 4FQ
- Booking deadline: Monday 18 June 2018, 11.59 pm
Event details
The School of Art & Design are holding their 2018 Research Conference on 21 and 22 June. Everyone is welcome to attend, however attendance on each day should be booked separately. The programme for day 2 is shown below. Please book onto day 1 under the separate event.
Locations:
- All events are in Bonington Lecture Theatre 143 unless otherwise specified
- All refreshments will be served in Bonington Atrium
Friday 22 June 2018
9.00 am: Refreshments
9.30 am – 11.00 am: Presentations
- 9.30 am - Michelle Hughes - ‘Desideratum - creating desire through ASMR’
- 9.45 am - Tom Fisher - ‘How do Art and Design research contribute: what SHOULD we be doing?’
- 10.00 am - Hui-Ying Kerr - ‘Sweet Treats and Foreign Foods: Hanako Magazine and the Internationalised Women of the Japanese Bubble Economy’
- 10.15 am - Patrick Lonergan - ‘A Girl Named Kate: Exploring Abjectification in Fashion’
- 10.30 am - Gayani Nandasiri - ‘A study of the use of mini bladders as a treatment for the venous disease’
- 10.45 am - Fiona Hamblin - ‘GLOOP!’
11.00 am: Refreshments
11.30 am – 1.00 pm: Presentations
- 11.30 am - Daniel Shin - ‘Design for Sustainable Behaviour’
- 11.45 am - Yuri Siregar - ‘Integrated Experience In Fashion Stores’
- 12.00 pm - Katherine Townsend and Jim Boxall - ‘Other Clothing Cultures’
- 12.15 pm - Jonathan Hamilton - ‘Communicating fragile objects and materials in an authentic virtual environment, by means of multidisciplinary collaborative practice’
- 12.30 pm - Julian Wing - ‘Does fashion and style matter to older people living in residential care settings. How strong is the desire to maintain personal identity and a sense of self through appearance?’
1.00 pm: Lunch
1.45 pm: Pecha Kucha Presentations (20 seconds X 20 slides)
- Emily Andersen - ‘Ruth Fainlight: a poet’s story’
- Emma Cocker - ‘Choreo-graphic Figures: Deviations from the Line’
- Emily Strange - ‘Unofficial archive: Drawing as a transformative vehicle’
- Juliana Sissons - ‘Pattern Cutting for Fashion: Inspired by surgical cuts’
- Kevin Hunt - ‘Exploring the Senses in Art and Design’
- Rachael Wickenden - ‘A practice-led design approach to the development of E-textiles for interior spaces’
2.45 pm: In Conversation:
- Professor Tim Cooper, facilitated by Professor Tony Kent - Discussion on Professor Cooper’s work with sustainable textiles
3.30 pm: Future Directions – Professor Jake Kaner
4.00 pm: Conclusion and Refreshments
Poster Exhibition
Alongside the conference events, an exhibition featuring the work of three Art & Design staff members and a poster exhibition featuring a mixture of staff and research students will both be available in Bonington Atrium:
- Bushra Alghamdi
- Kallina Brailsford
- Ruth Clifford
- Emily Gray
- Theodore Hughes-Riley
- Iryna Kuksa
- Jureepon Lueakha
- Lisa Shawgi
- Leanne Tonkin
- Rachael Wickenden
- Achala Satharasinghe
Exhibition of Research
- Naomi Braithwaite - 'Shoe and Tell'
- Charles Fox – 'Found Cambodia'
- Angharad McLaren - 'Darning Clothes, Weaving Conversations: crafting sustainable fashion futures'
For any queries about the Art & Design School Research Conference, please contact Lauren Lilley
Photo credit: Naomi Braithwaite
Booking information
Please reserve your place using the button above and advise if you have any dietary or special requirements.
Location details
Address:
50 Shakespeare Street
Nottingham
NG1 4FQ
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