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A summary by Arts Fund_ (a UK organisation supporting museums and galleries) of recent research offers insights into how the pandemic has impacted museums and galleries, what museums need, and how Art Fund support can be adapted over the coming weeks…

This blog post appears on the Melbourne CSHE Scholarship of Technology Enhanced Learning research network website. The blog post explores how data can be used to inform practice and pedagogy in the Creative Industries.

Dear Data, created by information designers, Giorgia Lupi & Stefanie Posavec, documents their lives for a year through a "slow data" transmission. Whilst living on either side of the Atlantic they both collected and measured a particular type of data…

The COVID-19 Impact on Cultural Industries survey was designed in collaboration with Performing Arts Connections Australia.

The relationship between activity, platform, and data trace is captured withing the system of (inter)actions – a framework for understanding the association between desired goals and the mediums through which these are realised (Spreadborough et al.,…

To make sense of data, and to cite data and its relationship to theory and method I draw. I draw the spaces between as I think. I draw the lines that navigate from site to site, thinking with and seeing through allows me to sense-make and make-sense.…

This digital introduction to #Datacreativites draws from visual and auditory sources that epitomise our collaboration. The summary text of our collaboration is mirrored, highlighted, and disrupted by a ZOOM theme ostinato and compilation of the 34…

Presentation at "ARTiculate:

Communicating your research in the Fine Arts and Music", Hosted by the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music, University of Melbourne, 2020-11-26



We are witnessing a cultural and pedagogical evolution. The…

Creative Victoria is part of a global study to track audience sentiment in the wake of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

The COVID-19 Outlook Monitor research is being conducted over three stages to understand how audiences feel about engaging…

This week the #DataCreativities project team from the University of Melbourne presented a new model for visual data analysis - thanks to @kateycoleman @MDAP_Unimelb @MelbCSHE @fitzyjane @SpreadboroughKL @mazinbriz #Figshare