Research

Killing at a Distance

Project Under Development

Project Leads

Dr Sophie Ambler, Centre for War and Diplomacy; Professor Sandra Kemp, The Ruskin‌‌

This project takes Ruskin’s view on the dehumanising impact of modern technologies in his essay on war as a starting point for an exhibition and related events programme on the subject of ‘Killing at a Distance’.

In partnership with the Centre for War and Diplomacy, Lancaster University.

Digital Image: © The University of Edinburgh. Original: © The University of Edinburgh. Free use.

Research Projects & Exhibitions Under Development

If one of these projects sparks your interest, or you would like to support us, contact us on the-ruskin@lancaster.ac.uk

Revisioning Ruskin
Lecture Diagrams
School of Ruskin
A Living Archive
A Model Archive

Killing at a Distance
The Eye of the Mountain
Blanket Technologies: Capturing Heritage Textile Techniques

Live Research Projects

Soirées, Science & Museums
Universal Histories: Universal Museums
Digitising Manuscript Letters
Drawing Conversations 3
Nuclear Cultural Heritage

Research Projects 2019

Natural-Cultural Heritage
Drawn from the Ground
Augmented Humanity
Transcultural Utopian Imagination