Fellowships

Our fellowships are awarded annually to individual practitioners or organisations that are doing important creative computing practice, research or activism. We award projects that:

• get UAL students from across our colleges to collaborate in active project work and co-production.
• promote diverse voices, exploring exciting areas of computational practice.

Catch up on our past events on our YouTube channel and follow us on Instagram for the latest opportunities and to sign up.

Artificial AI: datasets, ethics and deep learning

Fellowship awarded to: Anna Ridler

This fellowship gave an introduction to machine learning theory and and practice and explored why looking critically at datasets is increasingly important.

It included Machine visions: art, AI and creativity, a public event which explored machine learning and creativity from researches, artists and scientists.

Designing a Feminist Alexa

Fellowship awarded to: Feminist Internet

In this 6 week creative learning programme, 53 students from across UAL imagined and prototyped feminist PIAs (Personal Intelligence Assistants).

It was a fantastic opportunity to meet new people and learn how to create fairer, more inclusive technologies.

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Document 1. by CreativeApplications.Net

Fellowship awarded to: CreativeApplications.Net

Students from across all UAL, explored creative coding with custom LED displays and innovative ways to apply new technologies.

At our public forum, practitioners discussed unique approaches to: algorithmic art, soft robotics, parametric architecture and interactive space.

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