Category: Volume 1 Issue 2 2019
Issue 2: Creative Practice with Archive Film: borders, peripheries and localised microhistories
By Angela English, Birmingham City University Abstract Archivists, practitioners and curators face particular challenges in working with ‘pre-digital’ moving image archive material, especially if this material is not part of […]
Issue 2: How have creatives contributed to gentrification? A case study of London, Hackney.
By Evelyn Fasulu Abstract Cities all over the world have used creativity as a tactic to increase social-economic growth, portraying a constructed ideal of what an artistic, bohemian lifestyle needs. […]
Issue 2: Editorial Volume 1
This issue of CICJ gathers a number of interconnected themes under the usefully ambiguous title ‘Borders and Hinterlands’. In early 2019 researchers from BCU’s BCMCR met to share their ostensibly unrelated research […]
Issue 2: The Male Gaze Re-Invented: Amateur Visuals at Underground Gigs
By Bryony Williams As a performer and audience member, a certain trend has come to my attention where older male audience participants seem to be exclusively filming female performers during […]
Researching and performing jazz
By Lee Griffiths My research interests are centred around jazz in its various forms. In this essay I will trace the genealogy of my research interests from my experience as […]