Clay and commemoration: exploring the role creative clay work may play in promoting the wellbeing of NI veterans: AHRC Next Generation Design Research Workshop

Christopher Mc Hugh

Clay and commemoration: exploring the role creative clay work may play in promoting the wellbeing of NI veterans: AHRC Next Generation Design Research Workshop

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Abstract

This presentation was delivered at the AHRC Next Generation Design Research Workshop help at the Ulster University (MAC Belfast) on 23 April 2018. This was part of a series of half-day workshops which explored the processes involved in applying for an AHRC grant. The paper discussed previous research on ceramics and wellbeing, with particular reference to work undertaken with with UK veterans as part of McHugh's AHRC Cultural Engagement Fellowship in 2016. The paper also discussed plans to develop and deliver an arts and health pilot project with veterans in Northern Ireland.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 23 Apr 2018
Event	AHRC Next Generation Design Research Workshop - Metropolitan Arts Centre, Belfast, United Kingdom Duration: 23 Apr 2018 → 23 Apr 2018

Workshop

Workshop	AHRC Next Generation Design Research Workshop
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Belfast
Period	23/04/18 → 23/04/18

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This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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Clay and commemoration: exploring the role creative clay work may play in promoting the wellbeing of NI veterans: AHRC Next Generation Design Research Workshop

Abstract

Workshop

UN SDGs

Other files and links

Fingerprint

Ceramic artworks Rifleman Hiles' IED Brush and Swift and Bold Jug featured in Arts Quarterly Magazine, Spring 2018.

In Conversation: Making, Collecting and Curating Soldier Art

Press coverage of Created in Conflict exhibition: ITV News at 10, 16 March, 2018

Created in Conflict: British Soldier Art from Crimean War to TodayAt Compton Verney Art Gallery & Park, 17 March – 10 June 2018

Created in Conflict: British Soldier Art from the Crimean War to Today

Clay and Commemoration: materializing the somatic experience of warfare through ceramic practice

Cite this

Clay and commemoration: exploring the role creative clay work may play in promoting the wellbeing of NI veterans: AHRC Next Generation Design Research Workshop

Abstract

Workshop

UN SDGs

Other files and links

Fingerprint

Activities

Ceramic artworks Rifleman Hiles' IED Brush and Swift and Bold Jug featured in Arts Quarterly Magazine, Spring 2018.

In Conversation: Making, Collecting and Curating Soldier Art

Press coverage of Created in Conflict exhibition: ITV News at 10, 16 March, 2018

Research output

Created in Conflict: British Soldier Art from Crimean War to TodayAt Compton Verney Art Gallery & Park, 17 March – 10 June 2018

Created in Conflict: British Soldier Art from the Crimean War to Today

Clay and Commemoration: materializing the somatic experience of warfare through ceramic practice

Cite this