WIRAD: Wales Institute for Research in Art and Design @ Cardiff Met
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WIRAD is Wales’s premier Art & Design research institution and by building on the research excellence and talent that Wales possesses aims to be an internationally significant player in the Art & Design research field. The WIRAD partnership includes Art & Design Researchers at University of Wales Trinity Saint David, University of South Wales, Cardiff Metropolitan University, and Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum of Wales.
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Ceramics Collection [1629]
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WIRAD: RAE 2008 Submission [128]
RAE Submission CSAD, PDR and AMD, University of Wales, Newport
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Morgan O’Hara : Radial Trace & Full Circle
(Museo Nacional Bellas Artes, 2016-09)I investigate how O’Hara explores the possibilities of drawing that places emphasis on the human body and its relation to activity in various environments. The act of drawing is examined by implicating the artist as an ... -
HEX, DRUGS AND DAMAGE CONTROL: Phenomenology, Pharmaceuticals and Catharsis in Performance Art 1976-1992.
(Les Editions Interventions, 2016)In the text I explore how and why I made radical art with the aid drugs to produce altered states of consciousness as a means for conflict transformation. I explore examples of my own formative engagement with mind altering ... -
Where is the mind of the media editor? An analysis of editors as intermediaries between technology and the cinematic experience
(Cardiff Metropolitan University, 2016)What space does the mind occupy? A standard response to this question might be to locate the mind within the brain. However some argue that our mental processes also extend beyond the boundaries of the brain. Gallagher ... -
Challenging the knowledge-transfer orthodoxy: Knowledge co-construction in technology-enhanced learning for children with autism
(British Educational Research Association., 2017-04-05)Experimental intervention studies constitute the current dominant research designs in the autism education field. Such designs are based on a ‘knowledge-transfer’ model of evidence-based practice in which research is ... -
Using Real-time Biofeedback of Heart Rate Variability Measures to Track and Help Improve Levels of Attention and Relaxation
(ACM, 2017-06-27)The main purpose of the study was to investigate if it was possible for a person to use the real-time biofeedback of their heart rate variability (HRV), recorded from a heart rate monitor watch, to help improve their level ... -
The physiological response to drawing and Its relation to attention and relaxation
(Scientific Research, 2017-03-06)The main purpose of this study was to analyze the physiological response of participants during a creative activity and compare the results to their physiological response during states of high attention and relaxation. ... -
Collaborative Research Model for Designing Sustainable Water Usage Solutions
(Springer, 2017-01-10)The paper describes the process followed and the insights gained from a collaborative design project between design students in the UK and in India. The aim of the project centred on the design and development of new ... -
Improving aid through good design: a case study in rural Zambia
(Springer, 2017-01-09)This paper presents case study material relating to the application of a process of Human-Centred Design that draws upon Design Thinking for the development of medical products for rural Zambia. The underpinning method was ... -
Factors that influence the continuity and cohesiveness of North-West European Cohousing Communities
(Cardiff Metropolitan University, 2016)One of the fastest growing types of intentional community; cohousing aims to provide an enhanced sense of community, while also retaining the possibility for privacy among its residents. Research has shown that cohousing ... -
Ceramic Series. David Leach
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Ceramic Series. Anne Marie Robinson
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Ceramic Series. Peter Beard
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Ceramic Series. Martin Hearne
(Aberystwyth Arts Centre, 1994-04) -
Ceramic Series. Christine Constant
(Aberystwyth Arts Centre, 1994-02) -
Ceramic Series. John Mullin
(Aberystwyth Arts Centre, 1993-10) -
Ceramic Series. Jason Wason
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Ceramic Series. Jeremy James
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Ceramic Series. Antonia Salmon
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Ceramic Series. Karen Atherley
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Ceramic Series. Josie Walter
(Aberystwyth Arts Centre, 1992-11)
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