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University of Winchester
The Faculty of Arts, at Winchester University, has an established and well-founded reputation for its provision in the areas of performing arts, media & film and creative writing. The Faculty offers a vibrant range of programmes across these subjects and is actively engaged with communities of professional practice linked to these subjects at the regional, national and international levels.
The community of academic staff represented within the Faculty, comprises both those engaged in research adjudged as being 'world leading' and those with a strong profile in professional arts practice. The projects and activities that the Faculty has devised as a direct contribution to the Creative Campus Initiative have been designed to build upon and reflect particular strengths of our arts provision in ways that reflect the university's commitment to community engagement. Please contact: Rose Lejeune Email: rlejeune@ucreative.ac.uk
Winchester Film Festival
Winchester Film Festival
Where: Sparkford Road, Winchester
When: 11-13 June
The Winchester Film Festival includes an international student film competition that responds to the Olympic theme of 'welcoming the world', and a short film competition for 14-19 year olds across Hampshire based specifically on the theme of Olympic sports. The Winchester Film Festival as a whole offers the opportunity for the public to enjoy screenings of both popular classic and 'art house' films in a range of appropriate venues across the city of Winchester and the surrounding district: in a forest, a country manor and other unusual locations. It could be described as site-specific cinema. Through attending these screenings, the public will also see selected entries to the two competitions. (Project lead: Professor John Pett) www.winchesterfilmfest.com
E-merge Street Arts Festival
E-merge Street Arts Festival
Where: Eastleigh
When: June
The E-merge Street Arts Festival encourages 14-19 year olds from Eastleigh to engage in range of street arts practices that explore and celebrate the Olympic themes. The E-merge Street Arts Festival is designed to provide a focus for emergent street arts practitioners who are seeking to establish professional careers in this field. The festival provides an opportunity to perform in public sites and settings within the centre of Eastleigh. There is also a programme of discussions, seminars and workshops on aspects of professional street arts with a focus on the opportunities likely to be available to emerging street artists through the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics. (Project lead: Professor Anthony Dean)
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