The Nature of Creativity scheme was a one-off call for applications launched in January 2006, which aims to bring together researchers with non-academic partners to consider and investigate the nature of creativity and its relationships with innovation and risk.
The scheme was co-funded by the AHRC, Arts Council England, Economic and Social Research Council and the Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills. As well as considerably increasing the number of applications, this collaborative funding significantly enhanced the scope of the scheme by extending it to the social science and non-academic business and practitioner communities. The resulting awards demonstrate the broad range of disciplines involved and the breadth of approaches adopted in response to the topical question.
For further information about the awards please see the awards listings for details and contact information.
Awards
- The Artist as Leader: constructing a national network to support research into the creative competencies of the artists as a cultural leader
- The Discipline of Creativity: Exploring the Paradox
- Counting Creativity: Understanding the Systemization of Design Practices
- Creative Transformations
- Creativity East Midlands: Fostering research at the intersection of e-Science, Humanities and the Digital Arts
- Creativity in Film and Television in an Interactive Media Environment
- Creativity in Health and Care
- Creativity and Regulation in 21st Century
- Critical Spaces Art, Culture, Society, Agency
- Global Arts: East Meets West. Creativity and Cultural Interchange in the early Modern World
- The SPRING Group: Creative collaboration, innovative production and public exhibition, set at the interface of art and science.
- Social Science in Search of its Muse: Exploratory Workshops in Arts-related Production and dissemination of Social Science data
- Understanding the Role of Creativity in Collaborative New Product Design
Further information
The detail of the call (70kb) document is available to download for information only.
Contact
Please contact Kezia Parry, Knowledge Transfer Programme Manager.