This edition is focused on the unique collaborations that come when culture meets research.
Subjects range from Jane Austen’s music books to explorations of slavery, through to ‘Jazz as Social Machine’. Much interdisciplinarity work is included, such as linking cultural studies of Ethiopia to public health and developing musical and artistic expressions for research into HIV and the circular economy.
As the University contributes towards Southampton’s bid to become the UK’s City of Culture for 2025, this issue of Re:action is a great opportunity to remind us all that arts and culture are activities that we can all participate in, and benefit from.
You can read this edition of Re:action here.
You can also read previous editions of Re:action here.
