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A call for contributions to our stream at the Art of Management and Organisation 2024 Conference
The turbulence of the past few years has affected health services in many different ways.
Three session workshop series to explore your work through a poetic lens.
Searching for embodied experiences of work and labour in the Institute’s archive
A tender touch
An in person immersive Lunchtime Talk session
Joe Cullen selects poems from his own work as the Bard of Dalston that ask questions of the here and now.
Come and see our current exhibition running until Autumn 2023
Join the Deepening Creative Practice community in a collective space to play, explore and experiment.
Simone Kennedy was the Institute’s first Visiting Artist-in-Residence. In this recording, we hear how Simone re-imagines a symbolic mother shaped from experience.
Developing a social practice as an artist. A talk that took place within the first exhibition of artworks in our offices.
Come and see our current exhibition running until Autumn 2023
Exploring the role of art in activism at the Art of Management and Organisation Conference.
Past 2021-2022 Deepening Creative Practice with Organisations participants share their process
'Every person is an artist – every action, a work of art'
The story of our work with arts. Expanding our disciplines and customising practice.
I have been thinking about salt a lot recently. Maybe a strange way to start a blog for the TIHR Archive Project but actually there are many connections between the qualities of salt and the archive.
Arts and Organisation is an alive enquiry, an evolving social practice of the arts within contemporary social science.
Our consultants are there both to hold the space open for profound discussions and ensure that actions are taken, and accountability lines identified.
The arts and social sciences meet in a trans-disciplinary, non-linear programme where participants explore in relation to their organisation or ecosystem.
A three session programme designed for professionals who seek new ways of writing about their work and practice