[eccr] Symposium on new creative audience research, at Tate Britain: Weds 19 May

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>           THE NEW CREATIVE AUDIENCE STUDIES
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>       A free symposium at Tate Britain, London
>         Wednesday 19th May 2004 (1.30 - 5.00)
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>The Centre for Creative Media Research is holding a symposium
>about new visual, creative research methods being used to
>understand the place of popular media in people's lives.
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>These qualitative research methods typically ask participants
>to *make* something (e.g. drawings, video, collage, photographs)
>as part of the exploration of their relationship with media
>culture.
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>Anyone interested is welcome to attend, to discuss or just
>to look and listen. The event is free, and tea/coffee will
>be provided.
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>If you will be coming, all we ask is that you send an email
>to David Gauntlett at (dgauntlett /at/ bournemouth.ac.uk)
>so that we can monitor the expected numbers.
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>Further info about the event can be found
>at http://www.artlab.org.uk/tate.htm
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>There will be presentations from:
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>David Gauntlett -- Studied young people's relationship with media
>celebrities through drawings, and environmental beliefs through
>video-making. (Bournemouth Media School)
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>Sara Bragg -- Studied young people's feelings about sexual material
>in the media through scrapbook-making. (Institute of Education, London)
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>Geoff Leland -- Studied young people's media use and experience
>of popular film through drawings .(University of Waikato, New Zealand)
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>Merris Griffiths -- Studied children's attitudes to advertising
>through drawings. (University of Wales, Aberystwyth)
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>Ross Horsley -- Studied young masculinities through making covers
>for men's magazines. (University of Leeds)
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>The Centre for Creative Media Research is part of
>Bournemouth Media School, Bournemouth University, UK
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