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2026 Imagining Creative Worlds Online Symposium, 11–12 November 2026
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2026 Imagining Creative Worlds Online Symposium, 11–12 November 2026 We invite proposals for 2026 Imagining Creative Worlds, an annual online symposium in the Common Ground Imagining Futures Series, taking place 11–12 November 2026. The symposium brings toge… Read more
2026 Imagining Creative Worlds Online Symposium, 11–12 November 2026 We invite proposals for 2026 Imagining Creative Worlds, an annual online symposium in the Common Ground Imagining Futures Series, taking place 11–12 November 2026. The symposium brings together scholars, researchers, artists, designers, educators, publishers, museum professionals, media makers, and cultural practitioners working across creative fields and practices. We welcome proposals that explore how creative worlds are made, shared, interpreted, circulated, and transformed. For 2026, The Arts in Society Research Network serves as the host Network, helping shape the symposium’s emphasis within the wider theme of Imagining Creative Worlds. Hosted by the Common Ground Media Lab @ Research Park at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, USA, the symposium is also part of Common Ground’s ongoing research into the knowledge experience: exploring how online environments can support focused dialogue, continuous exchange, publication pathways, and new forms of scholarly communication. Symposium Themes Theme 1: Image, Representation, and Visual Culture Theme 2: Creative Practice, Materiality, and Form Theme 3: Communication, Publishing, and Cultural Circulation Theme 4: Museums, Curation, and Cultural Engagement
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