Podcast on art and advertising
Art Matters is a podcast produced by Art UK where art history and popular culture meet. The latest episode is about art and advertising. Once you’ve had your fill of the podcast, go and...
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Woodblock with Laura – developing the design drawing
Laura Boswell is a printmaker who works with linocut and traditional Japanese woodblock painting. She has kindly given us permission to embed her new series of videos on this blog. This is her second...
Podcast pleasure
Have you been journeying into the world of podcasts during the Covid-19 restrictions of where you can go and what you can access? Here are a collection for you to explore: BBC Culture in...
Woodblock with Laura – video 1
Laura Boswell is a printmaker who works with linocut and traditional Japanese woodblock painting. If you’re interested in printmaking, whether you are studying here at Sunderland or a passing visitor, we recommend you explore...
Special issue of Tourism Geographies: Visions of Travel and Tourism after the Global COVID-19
Visions of Travel and Tourism after the Global COVID-19 Transformation of 2020 Special issue of Tourism Geographies The most recent issue of Tourim Geographies (Vol 22, Issue 3, 2020) includes academic articles that look...
Baltic podcast – Volcanoes and Utopias
The Baltic have released their latest podcast. Volcanoes and Utopias is a collection of work-in-progress extracts from Town Hall Meeting of the Air – it will be presented at BALTIC 39 in January 2021....
New Database for Health Sciences and Wellbeing: Health Research Premium Collection
After a successful trial of the Health Research Premium Collection (HRPC) earlier this year, the Liaison team for Health Sciences and Wellbeing are delighted that we have been able to purchase this resource for...
Virtual open day for budding illustrators
Are you a budding illustrator? Hachette Children’s Group are hosting virtual open days to discover picture book writers and illustrators from the North of England and Scotland. Save the date of 13th October –...
Social media research methods ebook now available
Whether or not you’re studying the BA Social Media Management course, you may well be interested in how to conduct research on social media. If so, Luke Sloan’s 2017 “SAGE handbook of social media...
Animating the science of Covid-19
A new animation has been created for secondary school students to explore how the coronavirus responsible for COVID-19 works. The work also looks at how the Human Cell Atlas (HCA) consortium is mapping how...
Museum of Boundless Creativity – needs your help
September sees the first digital collection from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC)- the Museum of Boundless Creativity which will be open 24/7. This new initiative is part of the Boundless Creativity campaign...
New ebooks to support the Faculty of Arts and Creative Industries
Ebooks are now more important than ever for giving us access to our reading from home. See which ebooks your librarians Suzie and Leah have bought in April, May and June this year to...
Baltic podcasts
Have you been keeping up with the podcasts produced by the Baltic? If not, head over to the Baltic web site and check out the latest offerings. Artists, writers and academics share their expertise...
Staging the archive – Greek and Roman drama podcasts and ebooks
The Archive of Performances of Greek and Roman Drama (APGRD) is an international centre researching into performances of Greek and Roman drama. You can explore their research publications via their web site. Recently they...
Shakespeare – Othello podcast and ebooks
Are you researching or studying Shakespeare? Is Othello one of your plays? Bloomsbury Academic publishing has released their latest podcast which features Ayanna Thompson. She has written several books on Shakespeare and is a...