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Category: activities
How to read an object
As part of my MA in Graphic Media Design at London College of Communication I was tasked with drafting a commentary of an object from the UAL Archives and Special Collections Centre. I chose to read a calliper (DU_124) from the David Usborne collection at the UAL Archives and Special Collections (see here for further details on that… Continue reading How to read an object
Exploring & explaining sociolegal research through pictograms
Material (as opposed to digital) pictograms can be extremely useful for helping a researcher to better understand their own project, and to explain it to someone else. In 2016 I ran the second in a series of workshop entitled Visualising Social Science Research for the University of Kent Graduate School (see here for notes on the… Continue reading Exploring & explaining sociolegal research through pictograms
FATHOM
As part of my MA in Graphic Media Design at London College of Communication I was asked to explore how 'we formulate a critique and articulate a position through design' using the unfamiliar form of a visual essay, specifically by responding to one of three 'source materials' (articles). I chose Max Bruinsma's contribution, entitled 'Watching… Continue reading FATHOM
EXCHANGE
As part of my MA in Graphic Media Design at London College of Communication I was asked, together with other members of my research hub (Bec Worth, Andy Dalle Laste and Axel Swan Maldini) to consider how one might use 'narrative as a tool to provoke a meaningful reading' of a 'chosen site/subjects to a specific… Continue reading EXCHANGE
KLS LLM Legal Treasure Tour 2015
On May 13 2015 a pack of legal treasure hunters led by Amanda Perry-Kessaris, Lisa Dickson and Sophie Vigneron travelled from Kent Law School to the British Museum. Read all about it below, on our webpage and on Twitter.Part A Briefing in the Great Court What is a museum for? Who decides want is #legaltreasure? Who gets… Continue reading KLS LLM Legal Treasure Tour 2015
Workshop on Visual Communication of Social Science Research
In March 2015 I ran a full day workshop at University of Kent for PhD students on Visual Communication of Social Science Research for Kent Graduate School.The aim was to attune students to the potential of visual materials at all stages of the research process, from conceptualisation, to data collection and analysis, to dissemination and impact… Continue reading Workshop on Visual Communication of Social Science Research
Legal Treasures Tour Guides
International lawLaw gender and sexuality
Pitching to peers
PhD students pitch their project to their peers
Graphic rights
Centre for Urban Pedagogy CUP.orgThe Centre for Urban Pedagogy in New York City helps artists, designers, educators, activists, and researchers collaborate to produce accessible graphic information about the rights of city-dwellers.Activity: Download the .pdf of Vendor Power by Candy Chang. What information may have been excluded in order to make the design clear? What legal issue would you… Continue reading Graphic rights
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