Research in Media, Arts and Humanities
REFRAME are delighted to announce the launch of a brand new project from Rob Sharp, Cara Courage and Georgia Walters. REFUGE draws together participatory approaches to forced displacement in UK Continue ReadingNew site at REFRAME – REFUGE: Codifying Refugee Participation
REFRAME books is delighted to present the new open access, edited collection The Memorial Museum in the Digital Age. Edited by Victoria Grace Walden, The Memorial Museum in the Digital Continue ReadingThe Memorial Museum in the Digital Age
We are excited to present a round-up of the various REFRAME updates and content posted our platforms over the last few months. A host of newly publicised events, published open Continue ReadingREFRAME Round-up Spring 2022: New Open Access Digital Scholarship and Research
We are excited to present a round-up of the various content posted across the REFRAME network over the last few months. A host of newly published open access scholarly posts Continue ReadingREFRAME Round-up Summer 2021 – New Open Access Digital Scholarship and Research
We are thrilled to announce the addition of the Digital Holocaust Memory project to the REFRAME network: https://reframe.sussex.ac.uk/digitalholocaustmemory/ Edited by Dr Victoria Walden (Senior Lecturer in Media, University of Sussex), Digital Continue ReadingNew at REFRAME: Digital Holocaust Memory
New website: LIFE WRITING PROJECTS New SEQUENCE Two article on maternal melodrama: Professor Mandy Merck on Todd Haynes’ Carol New videos in TALKS@MFM – Our continuing series of video recordings of research Continue ReadingAutumn 2017 REFRAME Round-up: Website Launches, New Articles and Video Research/Practice Talks
On Wednesday, May 17th, 2017, the 10th Annual Contemporary Directors Symposium will take place at the School of Media, Film and Music, University of Sussex. This year’s event will be Continue ReadingLudic Engagements: The Films of Aki Kaurismäki – A Symposium