On Wednesday the 19^th May at 6pm the Centre for Cultural and Media Policy Studies (in association with the Productivity and Futures of Work GRP) will be hosting Michael Siciliano, discussing his new book, Creative Control: The Ambivalence of Work in the Culture Industries (Columbia University Press, 2021).

The seminar will be hosted via Teams and you can join at this link (sign-in with your Warwick credentials to access the chat!)

Can you present your thesis in just 3 Minutes? Are you up for the challenge? You have three minutes, one static slide, no props, and no materials – just you! If you get through the first round we will train and support you so that you are ready for a live Warwick final. The winner of this will get put forward to the regional finals – and who knows maybe the National Final.

As part of the Warwick Faculty of Arts at Home films which focus on 'Re-thinking the Creative Industries post-Covid-19', Dr Chris Bilton from the Centre for Cultural and Media Policy Studies explores the 'undigital' creative economy. Chris asks us to consider what performances, publications and works of art and culture we value, and encourages to try to support artists and creators directly. Check out the film on Youtube.