North-Sea Heritage in Transitions (AHRC Doctoral Focal Award: Art history, visual arts and creative practice)

Thomas, Antonia (CoI)
Permar, Roxane (CoI)
Innes, Malcolm (CoI)
Anderson, Joanne (PI)
Gapp, Isabelle (CoI)
Kinsella, Karl (CoI)
Macklin, Rebecca (CoI)
McKean, Thomas (CoI)
Fremantle, Chris (CoI)
Pritchard, Douglas (CoI)
Clarke, Jennifer (CoI)

Description of project aims

NHT is a national centre for excellence addressing the role of art history, visual arts and creative practice in a region undergoing economic, environmental and cultural transition.

Layman's description

North-Sea Heritage in Transitions (NHT) fosters investment in collaborative doctoral training with a direct route to shaping regional cultural regeneration.
Focused on the role of art history, visual arts, and creative practice, NHT explores how heritage is understood and shaped in a region undergoing economic, environmental and cultural transition. The programme focuses on Scotland’s North Sea region. This area has been historically defined by energy production, maritime exchange, and industrial transformation. It is now undergoing significant economic restructuring as the energy sector shifts towards low carbon futures.

Key funding - quote all funding agency(s)

AHRC Doctoral Focal Awards: Art History, Visual Arts and Creative Practice

Titre abrégé	NHT
statut	Non commencé
liens	https://www.abdn.ac.uk/dhpa/disciplines/history-art/research/nht/

Partenaires de collaboration

University of the Highlands and Islands
University of Aberdeen (Joint applicant) (lead)
Robert Gordon University (Joint applicant)

Objectifs de développement durable des Nations Unies

En 2015, les États membres des Nations Unies ont convenu de 17 objectifs de développement durable (Sustainable Development Goals, SDG) pour éradiquer la pauvreté, protéger la planète et assurer la prospérité de tous. Ce projet contribue à la poursuite des SDG suivant(s) :