The DRHA 2022 conference will be hosted by Kingston School of Art at Kingston University. Kingston School of Art has a well-established and internationally renowned research culture that encourages and supports high quality, innovative research through practice, history and theory. This rich spectrum encompasses the critical practices of fine artists, curators and cultural commentators and historians, alongside that of designers, film makers, performers, musicians, creative writers, architects and other creative industries experts, all of whom have extensive professional, industrial and commercial links.
DRha 2022 local Organising Committee
Chair
Professor Maria Chatzichristodoulou
Deputy Chairs
Dr Bill Balaskas, Dr Oded Ben Tal, Dr Sylvia Tzvetanova Yung
Visual Design & Website
Committee Members
Dr Kate Scott, Dr Heba Elsharkawy, Dr Paul Micklethwaite, Prof. Stephen Barber, Dr Alex Nevill, Prof. Mary Chambers, Dr Makayla Lewis, Dr Dejan Ljubojevic
Admin Support
Emma Finch, Karen Leung, Billy Parker
Partners
Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, Stanley Picker Gallery, Dorich House Museum
Kingston UniversitY
Kingston University has a history that spans more than 120 years, since it first opened in 1899 as Kingston Technical Institute. It became Kingston University (merging a College of Technology, College of Art, and College of Education) in 1992. The University is in Kingston upon Thames, one of London’s safest Boroughs, situated in a leafy, riverside location. The University has four campuses in and around the town centre. It’s a lively, student-friendly location on the Thames, neighbouring historic Hampton Court Palace and two royal parks, while the heart of the capital is just 30 minutes away by train.
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