A film made to mark the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Neuve Chapelle in the First World War.
The CAER Heritage Project continues to go from strength to strength, and their latest offering is a stop-motion animation film made over the course of the 2015 Digging Caerau excavation.
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The first night of the symposium will be a livestreamed public conference entitled "Stubborn Realities, Shared Humanity: History in the Service of Humanitarian Action."
As we mark our 10th anniversary, the AHRC is proud to share this new short film showcasing its first decade - and looking ahead to our next one.
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The ‘Tangible Memories: Community in Care’ project involves researchers from the University of Bristol who have been working alongside Alive! activities, artists and care home residents, staff and managers from across Bristol.
The Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) is marking 800th anniversary of Magna Carta by publishing a new film which examines how academic research is critical in underpinning a major exhibition at the British Library.
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his film from the AHRC is the latest in our specially commissioned series which celebrates the AHRC’s 10th anniversary. This film looks back to the year 2007 and the Stonehenge Riverside Project.
This film, the most recent in a series of films being commissioned to mark the AHRC's 10th anniversary, looks at a project that was funded by the AHRC in 2010. The Mackintosh Architecture project is a five year project that has been investigating the architecture of the celebrated Scottish architect, artist and designer, Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868 – 1928).
A film looking at how the AHRC is leading the way in bringing together UK/Chinese academic partners in the arts, humanities, and creative industries.
In the second of a series of specially commissioned films to mark our 10th Anniversary year, we look back to 2006 and the ‘Historical Photographs of China’ project at the University of Bristol.
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