Report launch for our State of the Nations series On Wednesday 7 May 2025 we launched our new State of the Nations report, Arts, Culture and Heritage: Recent Trends in… Read More »State of the Nations Report Launch: Arts, Culture and Heritage: Recent Trends in UK Workforce and Engagement in England
Thursday 5th December 2024 | 15:00 GMT Hear from Professor Trilce Navarrete who will discuss her ongoing work on the valuation of museums online.
Friday 6 December 2024 | 14:00 GMT Anthony Fung’s presentation explores the concept of “digital labour” within China’s cultural and creative industries. It examines recent data in the context of… Read More »Seminar Series: The UGC Revolution: Transforming China’s Cultural and Creative Industries
Wednesday 20 November 2024 | 12noon | Online via Zoom. Join us for the launch of the next report in the State of the Nations series
Wednesday 16th October 2024 | 12noon | Online via Zoom. Join us for the launch of our fifth report in the State of the Nations series
Thursday 3rd October 2024 | 15:00 BST Hear from Professor Simona Iammarino who will be presenting her research on the effects of Brexit and it’s impact on the textile and… Read More »Seminar Series: “The cost of undoing Europe”: Brexit and the UK textile and the apparel industry
Karol J. Borowiecki presents his latest research about gender bias among juries in the universe of international piano competitions.
Join us at the launch of our fourth report in the State of the Nations series
Join us at the launch of our third report in the State of the Nations series
Hear from Professor Doug Noonan about his latest research measuring ‘Psychic Income’, intangible impacts like creative freedom and job satisfaction that can benefit creative workers.
Professor Trine Bille will be discussing a proposal that suggests that cultural policy should take inspiration from the economics of education in terms of further understanding the private and public… Read More »Seminar Series: The value of culture and cultural capital externalities
What is the role of art in influencing behaviour change? This discussion brings together ideas from neuroscience, psychology and anthropology to explore the interplay between emotions and human adaptability, with… Read More »Seminar Series: The role of emotions – Cultural interventions and behavioural change
There is increasing recognition that fashion design is an important growth area for the African creative economy and plays a role in job creation and economic development.
The online launch of our second State of the Nations report
Join Dr Josh Siepel, Senior Lecturer (Sussex University) and Creative PEC Research Consortium Partner for R&D, Innovation and Clusters, as he discusses the findings from the research. Introduced by Professor… Read More »Online Launch: Geographies of Creativity – State of the Nations research series
Join creative industry policy makers, researchers and practitioners from around the UK for a day of lightning talks, panel discussions, keynotes and performances. The State of Creativity will be held… Read More »The State of Creativity – A free, one-day conference
In the early 20th century there was a fundamental shift in the industrial significance of authorship. Individual and family firms gave way to multi-national enterprises, contractual terms became standardised and… Read More »The Society of Authors Meets Hollywood: Why authors and playwrights lost out
Anjali Vats will be delivering the first CREATe Online Public Lecture of the academic year 2021/22. Due to Covid-19 lockdown restrictions which remain in place, this event will be hosted… Read More »Intellectual Property, Citizenship, and American Racial Imaginaries
What goes on in the creative sector plays a significant role in shaping the national conversation – representation matters. This sector knows better than any other that diversity breeds creativity.… Read More »Be inspired to make the change: Socio-economic inclusion in the Creative Industries
The Covid pandemic has had a devastating impact on the arts and cultural industries throughout the UK and continental Europe. For much of the UK’s creative sector the nightmare of… Read More »Culture 2022: what should we expect?
As part of the COVID-19 national research project, led by the Centre for Cultural Value in collaboration with the PEC and The Audience Agency, this event will bring together leading contributors… Read More »COVID-19: “The great unequaliser?”
Despite no evidence of difference in the creative abilities of men and women, female artists remain underrepresented and unequally recognised across the creative professions. Research on this topic has emphasised… Read More »Gender differences in musician creativity and their influence on collaboration and genre association
The creative industries can be a catalyst of innovation across all sectors, enabling transformative new products and services which can drive regional economic growth, wellbeing and quality of life. In… Read More »How can the West Midlands harness the potential of Createch?
Join AEA Consulting and the Global Cultural Districts Network, for the next session of the GCDN Conversations series: Do cultural districts foster the creative economy?
CREATe, the UK Copyright and Creative Economy Centre based at the University of Glasgow, recently started work on a number of ambitious projects for the next five years. These are… Read More »CREATe Symposium
This panel discussion focuses on the ongoing initiatives and projects that engage with the creative culture sector (including live music) in the West Midlands due to the upcoming Commonwealth Games… Read More »Commonwealth Games 2022 cultural programme and the impact of the Brexit-Covid duo on Birmingham
This paper discusses the politics of craft value and how it is communicated and recognised. Drawing on interviews with women makers of colour in the UK, the paper explores how… Read More »Creative industries and intersectional barriers
This short talk will briefly present two recent research projects – the 2019 report on the ‘representation of Female Artists in Britain commissioned by the Freelands Foundation’ and a quantitative… Read More »Creative work and gender