Engaging in the domains of fine art, graphic arts, media and cultural studies, fashion and textile design, marketing, branding, management, luxury, contemporary arts and curatorship, the School focuses upon the following main areas of research:
Critical Practices encompasses several research strands concerned with critical practices in art production, history, theory and criticism. Our staff are experts in their fields and are widely published.
The Winchester Luxury Research Group (WLRG) undertakes leading edge investigations into the social, cultural and economic impact of luxury. Embedded in the prestigious Winchester School of Art, the members of WLRG engage in research that recognises the artistic and cultural aspects of luxury in the contemporary globalised world.
Archaeologies of Media and Technology (AMT) is a research group that approaches technology and media writ large through their links to science, art, visual culture and critical theory with a strong emphasis on artistic practices. We investigate the conditions of existence of contemporary media technologies through design and art, in relation to both contemporary culture and cultural heritage with an eye toward the future.
The Transforming Creativity Research Group focuses on research on transformations in cultural production and creative economies from the everyday to the industrial, wrought by digital, networked and participatory media culture. This group addresses contemporary change in the cultural and media industries, everyday and activist media cultures, critical making, and playful, critical and speculative design for cultural experience.
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