Dean of Faculty of Arts and Creative Industries
The Faculty of Arts and Creative Industries consists of two teams, Art and Design and Media and Communications, and covers subjects across media and journalism, performance, arts and design. As Academic Dean, I lead the faculty, supporting the academic staff to engender an exciting, dynamic and relevant scholarly environment for our students that encourages curiosity and creativity. I teach photography and supervise research students in this area.
I am one of the photography team that were awarded the HEA Collaborative Award for Teaching Excellence (2017) for work with students and the North East Photography Network (NEPN).
Juliet Chenery-Robson
The Visualisation of the Invisible Illness ME through the Production of Contemporary Photographic Practice in Collaboration with Sufferers, Carers and Medical Researchers.
My research interests include how photographic representation impacts on society and can be used to challenge assumptions around under-represented groups. I have worked with people in different communities, creating image text works that challenge the viewer both in terms of photography and the subject. Recent works consider the ways in which Alzheimer's Disease links with photography through memory, and considers a visual exploration of experiencing Alzheimer’s. In collaboration with Dr Carol McKay I have written about photography both in terms of as a teaching and learning tool and exploring photography and its role in the networked world.
I lead the University of Sunderland element of the cross-university AHRC funded Creative Fuse North East project.
Photographic work can be viewed at www.arabellaplouviez.co.uk.
Plouviez, Arabella (2013) Connected. In: Versatile Image. University of Leiden Press, Netherlands.
Mckay, Carol and Plouviez, Arabella (2013) Are We All Photographers Now? Exhibiting and Commissioning Photography in the Age of Web 2.0. In: The Versatile Image. Leurven University PRess, pp. 127-146. ISBN 9789058679758
Plouviez, Arabella (2017) Photographing Alzheimer's. In: UNSPECIFIED. (Submitted)
Plouviez, Arabella and Mckay, Carol (2016) Meshworks & Photography. In: The Association for Photography in Higher Education (APHE) 2016: Meshworks, 29 Jun - 01 Jul 2016, Plymouth, UK. (Unpublished)
Mckay, Carol and Plouviez, Arabella (2016) NEPN and the Northern Centre of Photography: a model for photography in Higher Education. In: Association of Photographers in Higher Education, Meshworks Summer Conference 2016, 29 Jun - 1 Jul 2016, University of Plymouth. (Unpublished)
Plouviez, Arabella and Mckay, Carol (2012) Mass-Participatory Photography and the Critically-Engaged Practitioner: Commissioning and Exhibiting Contemporary Photography. In: Association of Art Historians Conference 2012, 29 - 31 March 2012, Milton Keynes. (Unpublished)
Plouviez, Arabella and Mckay, Carol (2011) Photography, walking and social networking: reflecting on critical photographic practice. In: The Versatile Image, Photography in the Age of Web 2.0, 24th - 26th Jun 2011, University of Sunderland & Newcastle University. (Unpublished)
Plouviez, Arabella, Moschovi, Alexandra and McKay, Carol (2013) The Versatile Image, Photography, Digital Technologies and the Internet. Leuven University Press. ISBN 978 90 5867 975 8 (In Press)
Plouviez, Arabella (2011) Alzheimer’s: A Quiet Story. A photographic series and solo exhibition. [Artefact]
Plouviez, Arabella Alzheimer's: A Quiet Story. [Artefact]
Plouviez, Arabella Virus Portraits. [Artefact]
Plouviez, Arabella (2014) Connected - Frames2014 Projecting International Photography. [Show/Exhibition]
Plouviez, Arabella (2011) Augen-Blicke. [Show/Exhibition]
Plouviez, Arabella (2010) Poster project. [Show/Exhibition]
Plouviez, Arabella (2008) Naristan. [Show/Exhibition]
Plouviez, Arabella (2007) Deviant Woman. [Show/Exhibition]
Plouviez, Arabella (2007) Naristan. [Show/Exhibition]
Plouviez, Arabella (2006) Summer Houses. [Show/Exhibition]
Plouviez, Arabella (2006) Research into the activities of the IPRN. UNSPECIFIED.
Last updated 22 January 2019
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