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- Aesthetics of protest: Visual culture and communication in Turkey
- Barrier Solutions
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- Breathing City
- Brighton Fuse ‘Fusebox’ Knowledge Exchange Project (2014-15)
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- Digital Policy: Connectivity, Creativity and Rights - ESRC Seminar Series
- Designing for the Future
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- Drawing as a pedagogical tool
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- Discovering Digital Me: Forging Links across Digital Identity, Digital Literacy and Digital Economy (2011 - 2013)
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- Flax – Increasing its Value for Society
- Graphic Brighton
- Here Today - Moving Images of Climate Change
- Healing War Through Art
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- The Role of Iconicity in Language Learning
- Improving Exercise Devices for Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis
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- Invisible Machines
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- Networks - Subject Centre Magazine
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- Ryerson Brighton image exchange
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- Transnational perspectives on women's art, feminism and curating
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- The Craft of the Woods: A New Cultural History of the British Woodcraft Movement
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- Traces of Nitrate
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- VI-Suite
- Visual Learning Project
- The People's Pier: The popular culture of pleasure piers and cultural regeneration through community heritage
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Network Participants
UK
University of Brighton: Dr Lara Perry
University of Edinburgh: Dr Angela Dimitrakaki
Tate Modern: Dr Marko Daniel
North America
Concordia University, Canada: Dr Kristina Huneault
Smithsonian, USA: Dr Nancy Proctor
Europe
Stockholm University, Sweden: Dr Jessica Sjoholm Skrubbe
Estonian Academy of Arts, Estonia: Dr Kati Kivimaa
