Centre for Research and Education in Arts and Media (CREAM)

The Centre for Research and Education in Arts and Media (CREAM) is one of the UKs leading centres for research in visual and media arts, design and music.

The Centre boasts an excellent research track record and an energetic and expanding team. Its members include internationally renowned artists, filmmakers, photographers, ceramicists, theorists, critics, historians, designers and musicians. CREAM focuses on critical and cross-disciplinary approaches. Whilst its individual members cover a wide range of subject areas and expertise, cross-connections between areas are encouraged.

Recent events

• Exhibiting video - International conference
  23 March 2012
• Bhopali
  13 October 2011 6.30pm
• Forgotten Era: Parsi Theatre and Early Indian Cinema
  14 October 2011 6.30pm
• The Making of a Modern Indian Artist-Craftsman: Devi Prasad
  17 October 2011 6.30pm
• Indian Arts on Film: seminar and screenings
  2 November 2011 5pm

Quick links

• Doctoral Programme
• Documentary Film Centre (CPRD)

Research Highlights

• Data Landscapes: Towards an Art of Environmental Change - This collaboration between CREAM and the British Antarctic Survey brings together leading digital artists, scientists, academics, and public and private institutions to explore the creative potential of Climate data. More
• Genocide and Genre -The three years project, supported by an AHRC 400000 award develops innovative filmmaking methods to explore peoples memory, narratives and performance of acts of genocidal violence. More

Further information

If you are interested in conducting research here please contact Fauzia Ahmad

Rosie Thomas
CREAM Research Director

Tom Corby
Deputy Director of CREAM: