Dr John Cussans, course leader for BA Fine Art and Fine Art with Psychology, will be speaking at the Homo ex MachinAI: Artificial Intelligence and Creativity event at the Benaki Museum in Athens on Friday April 12th. In his presentation 'Generative AI and Arts...
This first event is jointly organised by the John Cussans, of the Arts and Health and Wellbeing research group and Desdemona McCannon of the Folk Cultures group at the University of Worcester.
Worcester University at UCAS Create Your Future, Manchester, 2023
Wilding is a darkly humorous and politically charged performance exploring radical protest and feminism. It has been created in collaboration with Emma Bourke (a graduate of University of Worcester and distant cousin of the militant suffragette Emily Wilding Davison).
The Government and a number of UK higher education institutions have recognised the powerful contribution the arts can make to health and wellbeing.
As part of the programme and the University’s continued links with local innovation we will be talking again at the yearly Malvern Festival. This time we return to not being virtual.
Dr John Cussans, from the School of Arts, will be presenting his work as part of an evening of new screenings, talks and performances taking place tomorrow. The Centre for Media Research at Bath Spa University presents ‘Fiction Machines – Part III’ at 6pm, with presentations from a number of artists, filmmakers and theorists.