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The Borders, Cultures, Communities conference by Vincent Obia

The Borders, Cultures, Communities conference by Vincent Obia

The last time we had an in-person PGR Studio conference was 2019. Ever since then, we have had online conferences, which though useful, were not as fun as seeing people face-to-face. Once restrictions were lifted, we knew this was our chance to organise an event that...

New issue of Makings journal is out!

New issue of Makings journal is out!

We are excited to announce the release of the new issue of Makings journal. The contributions to this issue address the theme of ‘Disruption’. The issue consists of eight peer-reviewed articles, which explore wide-ranging disruptions faced by various stakeholders in...

Call for Proposals: Borders, Cultures, Communities

Call for Proposals: Borders, Cultures, Communities

Borders, Cultures, Communities The 8th annual PGR Studio conference Venue: Birmingham City University | Date: 28 October 2022 | Proposals deadline: 16 September 2022 Keynote speaker: Dr Karen Patel   ‘We know what we are, but not what we may be’ – William...

Being a Brilliant Conference Chair

Being a Brilliant Conference Chair

We are fast approaching conference season! That means that there are plenty of opportunities to present your work, as well as listen to the work of others. However, it also means developmental opportunities for things that may not be so obvious such as chairing. But...

connectedness conference 2020

<> connectedness conference 2020

In 2020, our first-ever virtual conference … <  > connectedness: interactions, provocations, collaborations, took place on the 10th July 2020. We ran the conference on Discord -- Take a look at our conference! The conference aimed to explore the multifarious...

Uncertain Knowledge(s): Call for proposals

Uncertain Knowledge(s): Call for proposals

An artist’s working process is a hidden yet significant journey: it is where ambiguous and uncertain knowledge(s) are given the opportunity to be discovered through materiality and encounter. The artist’s process itself is also a highly valuable practice of research,...

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