A Sense of Belonging

Thanks to everyone who came, to all the AFY students who installed and shared work and to University of Florida and Georgia State University for sending work to be exhibited. We estimate that there were about 200 plus visitors in the space over the 10 days, and new friendships were formed. The students will continue to work on this project and padlet is still active. Visit In Transition Exhibition to see documentation of the event and visit AFY students work for a flavour of the diverse works on show.

You can find out more about the In Transition project and In Transition Exhibition on the dedicated pages and keep up to date with whats going on by looking at the project padlet below:

It was great to meet everyone today and thanks to those brave students who offered to speak .. it was a little chaotic as we tried to adjust to the acoustics of the gallery , but great to have a window into other places – to think about how we continue to work together – apart. The padlet is filling up with wonderful images, conversations and responses to place and places. A busy 2 days and exciting things to come!

You can find out more about the In Transition project and In Transition Exhibition on the dedicated pages and keep up to date with whats going on by looking at the project padlet below:

Building on the success on ‘A Sense of Belonging’ we are please to announce that we are taking over the Univeristy of Lincoln’s PSP Gallery again 3-13th February 2025. This time we are working with colleagues and Students in the USA investigating place and places near and far. You can find out more about the project and follow its progress on the exhibition page: In Transition Exhibition

We are also delighted to have found out, yesterday, that the project has received support by the College of Arts Social Science and Humanities (CoASSH), University of Lincoln (UoL) Teaching and Innovation Fund, for its contribution towards the UoL Internationalisation at Home Strategy.

Here is the Zine Team, Heather Connelly, Dave Eccles, Nick Wilson (University of Lincoln), Sherene Meir (Durham University), John Grayson and Jessica Longmore (Staffordshire University). Tuesday 9th July. For more images and info please visit Zine workshop.