Research projects The Centre for Creative Arts, Cultures and Engagement (CREATURE)

Multicultural Art Institutions at the Crossroads

Artichoke: The role of mass gatherings in reclaiming public spaces

Home Grown House

Now What? Decolonising Histories of Art and Architecture

Forested

FORESTED – Future-Oriented Regeneration of Ecological Spaces through Timber, Education and Design

We Are the Brady Girls

Focusing on the Brady Girls, the exhibition consists of archival photographs, artefacts and film interviews with former members made by Sue Andrews.

Tangible Archive Symposium

Research into the tangibility of the object encourages a different approach to study from that of only digital or documentation by connecting through haptic encounters to the senses...

Quantifying the carbon and biodiversity benefits of coppiced hazel timber

In collaboration with the Nature Unlocked: Landscape Ecology Programme at Kew Gardens, Wakehurst, this study uses LiDAR imaging and eDNA sampling to quantify the carbon sequestration an

Fold

The project is a research-based moving image work exploring the relationship between the experience of bodily trauma and the development of Japanese Avant-Garde fashion structure.

Forecast

January 2022 – February 2023

FORECAST comprises a video work exploring the collective consciousness of crows and a mirrored pavilion sculpture suspended from the gallery ceiling.

Protea / Extraction

CREATURE x TLTU on Anti-Apartheid Legacy: Material Culture, Heritage and Now

Home Grown Cabin

Thamesmead codex

Multicultural Art Institutions at the Crossroads

Artichoke: The role of mass gatherings in reclaiming public spaces

Home Grown House

Now What? Decolonising Histories of Art and Architecture