Professor Emma Rose
ProfessorResearch Interests
My interdisciplinary research in art and health implements art interventions to benefit wellbeing. I work with refugees, museums and galleries, and the public.
Current Teaching
I supervise PhD students working in arts, health, and place-based studies, with practices in painting, drawing, printmaking, and film.
I teach studio modules, art theory, and dissertations.
PhD Supervision Interests
I'm interested in supervising doctoral students in the following areas: art and health; art and landscape; contemporary fine art practice with either a discipline or interdisciplinary focus; contemporary theoretical and critical debates in art; landscape and environment.
Art of Recovery: Migrating Landscapes
01/11/2018 → 31/01/2020
Research
Migrating art: re-imagining landscapes to promote wellbeing for migrant populations
01/06/2016 → 31/07/2016
Research
FREE workshops 2
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Art of Place: Reimagining Place for Mental Wellbeing
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FREE Film Screening
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FREE Workshops
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Looking at Landscapes
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Art of Recovery: Supporting Survivors of Torture. Two sets of 10 workshops with survivors of torture, 3 co-creating activities, 2 days of semi-structured interviews, one day deliberative panel. Art of Recovery
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Theatre by the Lake, Keswick, Cumbria.
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Merseyside Refugee & Asylum Seekers Pre- & Post Natal Support Group
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- Cultures
- Insight
- Practices