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Projects

Our projects foster collaboration between a wide range of artists, cultural organisations and researchers across medicine, science, and the humanities.

We believe that the knowledge and skills developed in the cultural sector has the power to positively impact society. Our projects cultivate the exchange of ideas and approaches between researchers and cultural workers, collaborating to create a mutually beneficial exchange of knowledge and expertise. 

Current Projects

AI and the Creative Workforce

Researching the impacts of GenAI on creative freelancers
AI and the Creative Workforce

Culture, Connectedness, Evaluation

Generating sustainable approaches to the evaluation of culture in its place
Culture, Connectedness, Evaluation

Young Researchers

Co-creating new toolkits for training young people as peer researchers
Young Researchers

Queen Mary Cultural Advocacy Fellows

Building coalitions to make the case for the cultural sector
Queen Mary Cultural Advocacy Fellows

Skywater, Facewater, Underwater Waltz

Performance piece inspired by Queen Mary research inot Biology and Genetics
Skywater, Facewater, Underwater Waltz

Assistant Producers Scheme

Connecting QM students and alumni with exciting cultural organisations to build skills as creative producers
Assistant Producers Scheme

Mile End Community Project BLOC partnership

Empowering local young people through film and media projects on campus
Mile End Community Project BLOC partnership

Artist in Residence, Barts Pathology Museum

Creative collaboration exploring historical specimens and their stories
Artist in Residence, Barts Pathology Museum

Arts, Culture and Health

Encounters between the arts, culture and health at Queen Mary
Arts, Culture and Health

Festivals

We are proud support a number of different festivals across the year, which take place on Queen Mary campuses and with partner organisations in London. See below for more information on the exciting events and opportunities created by our partner festivals. 

 

Season of Bangla Drama

Festival celebrating new works of theatre in east London, now in it's 20th year!
Season of Bangla Drama

UK Asian Film Festival

Celebrating the richness and vibrancy of South Asian culture through film.
UK Asian Film Festival

Mad Hearts Conference

Annual 2 day conference at Queen Mary exploring productive, radical, contemporary encounters between the arts and mental health.
Mad Hearts Conference

Peopling the Palace

Annual homecoming of artists, academics, students and alumni to QMUL art spaces on the Mile End Road
Peopling the Palace

Cutting East

Cutting East Film Festival celebrates, promotes and explores young people’s achievements in film.
Cutting East

Past Projects

The Centre for Arts, Culture & Creative Collaboration was formerly known as Arts & Culture, a strategic initiative launched in 2017 to support a wide range of projects and collaborations.

Past Projects
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