Graham Diprose, Chair of the Research Workshop

2023 Research Workshop

We look for exciting and original ideas and “work in progress” rather than completed projects by students and independent artists. Post-pandemic, the 2022 Research Workshop was held in hybrid mode and we published short poster papers and an associated combined paper in the EVA London 2022 proceedings. See also presentations marked “RW1-5” on Friday 8th July 2022 in the EVA London 2022 programme.

We sometimes hold training sessions at the BCS London office to help you to write a successful conference proposal and then offer all successful applicants assistance with writing up their work and ideas to include in a joint EVA London Research Workshop paper, which is published both as ISBN-numbered printed proceedings and open access online with a DOI. This recognition can be of benefit in future funding and job applications.

It is possible to contribute to a joint Research Workshop paper at no charge or have a standalone short 2-page paper in the proceedings at a small charge to cover open access costs, at the discretion of the Research Workshop chair.

Anne Tsjornaja demonstrating her Research Workshop VR artwork visualisation to Nick Lambert at the 2022 Research Workshop

We normally give Research Workshop delegates a bursary to participate in EVA London and present their research to our international artist and academic conference delegates. We plan to continue our Research Workshop programme at EVA London 2023, chaired by Graham Diprose, with a hybrid event of physical and online presentations at some point during the conference, most likely during the afternoon of Friday 14 July 2023 (to be confirmed).

Anyone interested should contact EVA London co-chair Graham Diprose on grahamdiprose@gmail.com.