Showing results for "Ways of Seeing" in Politics & Social Sciences

Brought to you by Penguin. What does it mean to be intelligent? Is it something unique to humans - or do we share it with other beings? Recent years have seen rapid advances in 'artificial' intelligence, which increasingly appears to be something stranger than we ever imagined. At the same time...

Conversations with people navigating the world of sight loss and visual impairment, hosted by journalist David Bradford.

A project to uncover art practices within the creative industries, by people that create for money and make art for themselves. Questions, musings, conversations and observations on what we do artistically, creatively, to complement or counteract our paid work. Fascinated by our urge to create Mel Fong talks to artists, filmmakers, musicians and creatives of all types about their (personal) practices. Mel Fong has worked in the advertising industry for two decades-ish representing film directors, artists and production companies. To find more information about the project plus supporting ...

Conversations on opportunities, challenges and lived experiences to foster understanding between disabled and non-disabled communities. Insights into the tools and techniques used by people with disabilities navigating the worlds of work, education, travel, sport, the arts and leisure. Because while we may be disabled we will never be disempowered.

'Essential . . . An urgent reckoning with institutional violence, curatorial practice and the meaning of freedom' Dan Hicks 'Daisy Dixon is the guide you need in encountering the disturbing side of human expression' Helen Carr 'A zesty new history of "dangerous art" . . . Skips with panache...