Items where Author is "Robinson, Andrew"

ROBINSON, Andrew (2023). A postcard from lovers’ Leap - pride, prejudice and the picturesque: the story of a Peak District legend. The Revenant.

ROBINSON, Andrew (2011). Giving voice and taking pictures: participatory documentary and visual research. People, place and policy online, 5 (3), 115-134.

SYSON-NIBBS, Linda, ROBINSON, Andrew, COOK, Julia and KING, Ingrid (2009). Young farmers' photographic mental health promotion programme: A case study. Arts and health : an international journal for research, policy and practice, 1 (2), 151-167.

ROBINSON, Andrew (2018). An Idea of North. In: Northern Light: Photography, Landscape and the North. Sheffield Hallam University, Media Arts and Communication, Sheffield Hallam University, 34-37.

ROBINSON, Andrew (2022). Photographic analysis of the 10x8” print of Calvine UFO photograph donated by Craig Lindsey and currently held in special collections at Sheffield Hallam University. Discussion Paper. UAP Media.

ROBINSON, Andrew (2018). Northern Light: Landscape, Photography and the North. Other. Sheffield, Media Arts and Communication, Sheffield Hallam University.

ROBINSON, Andrew (2013). Service Station Journal (Pair of unique self published photo books). Other. Buxton, anthology.co.uk.

ROBINSON, Andrew and CLARKE, David (2023). In the eye of the beholder: the Calvine UFO photograph [abstract only]. In: 40th ‘Perspectives on Contemporary Legend’ - International Society of Contemporary Legend Research Annual Conference, Sheffield Hallam University, 26-30 Jun 2023. Sheffield, Centre for Contemporary Legend, 32-34.

ROBINSON, Andrew (2023). Playing cricket in Crimea - fenton, fakery and AI [abstract only]. In: 5th Annual Joint Royal Photographic Society Historical Group and SHU BA (Hons) Photography Research Symposium, Sheffield, UK, 20 May 2023. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University, 26-27.

ROBINSON, Andrew (2022). A postcard From Lovers Leap: landscape, legend and the picture postcard [abstract only]. In: 4th Annual Joint Royal Photographic Society Historical Group and SHU Photography Research Symposium, Online, 2 Apr 2023. 22-23.

ROBINSON, Andrew (2022). “Here comes the chopper to chop off your head” - traditional folk customs and folk horror narrative. In: Contemporary folk horror in film and media, Online, 29-30 Jan 2022. (Unpublished)

ROBINSON, Andrew (2021). Sticky Tape, Wooden Pallets and Potted Plants in Urinals - Managing Space during the U.K. Covid-19 Lockdown. In: Contemporary Legends and Pandemic Lore’ - The second ISCLR webinar in association with Sree Sankara Vidyapeetom College and Center for Urban Studies (Mahathama Gandhi University), Online, 09-11 Nov 2021. The International Society for Contemporary Legend Research (ISCLR) / Sree Sankara Vidyapeetom College and Center for Urban Studies (Mahathama Gandhi University). (Unpublished)

ROBINSON, Andrew (2021). Tomorrow will be a better day - vernacular rainbow displays during the COVID-19 lockdown in Britain. In: Creativity during the Covid lockdown: Life and Renewal During the Pandemic - Anthropology and Folklore in Conversation: The Sixth Joint Seminar of The Folklore Society and The Royal Anthropological Institute,, Online, 07-08 Oct 2021. The Folklore Society and The Royal Anthropological Institute. (Unpublished)

ROBINSON, Andrew (2021). Vernacular covid customs and creative interventions in England - March – June 2020. In: Perspectives on Contemporary Legend, International Society for Contemporary Legend Research 38th International Conference, Tarragona, Spain (online), 28 Jun 2021 - 2 Jul 2021. International Society for Contemporary Legend Research. (Unpublished)

ROBINSON, Andrew, CLARKE, David and RODGERS, Diane (2020). Folklore, Custom and Contemporary Legend - The CCL Research Group at SHU. In: Creating Knowledge Conference 2020, Online, 9-12 Jun 2020. (Unpublished)

ROBINSON, Andrew (2019). Performance and Ritual in the photography of English Calendar Customs. In: Royal Photography Society, Historical Group Research Symposium, Sheffield, UK, 15-16 Nov 2019.

ROBINSON, Andrew (2019). The Lord of Misrule: misbehaving badly in a Cornish town. In: Folklore On Screen - A 2-day international conference with a hauntological music event, Sheffield Hallam University, 13 - 14 September 2019. The Centre for Contemporary Legend Research Group at Sheffield Hallam University. (Unpublished)

ROBINSON, Andrew (2019). Photographic Surveys of Calendar Customs: preserving identity in times of change. In: Folklore and the Nation : the annual conference of The Folklore Socitey, University of Derby, 29 Mar 2019 - 31 Mar 2019. Folklore Society. (Unpublished)

ROBINSON, Andrew (2018). Photographers, the English Calendar Custom and the Lure of the Wyrd. In: Centre for Contemporary Legend - Inaugural Symposium, Collegiate Crescent Campus, Sheffield Hallam University, 15 November 2018. Centre for Contemporary Legend. (Unpublished)

ROBINSON, Andrew (2018). Sir Benjamin Stone, Tony Ray Jones and Mr Bill Jay’s Amazing Time Machine. In: Royal Photography Society, Historical Group Research Symposium, Cantor Lecture Theatre, Sheffield Hallam University., 3 November 2018. (Unpublished)

ROBINSON, Andrew (2017). Lilliput, Brandt, and the Photo Essay. In: RPS Historical Group / SHU BA Photography Research Symposium 2017, Cantor Lecture Theatre, Sheffield Hallam University., 18 November 2017. Royal Photographic Society. (Unpublished)

ROBINSON, Andrew (2016). Photography, Urbex and the Post-Industrial Landscape. In: Back Then: A Celebration of Art and Engineering, Gripple, Savile St E, Sheffield S4 7UQ, 22nd March 2016.

WATSON, Annie, LEE, Jeremy, GENT, Susannah, TERNAN, Melvyn, PARKIN, Mark, ROBINSON, Andrew and ROBINSON, Sonya (2015). Poster for Media Arts Walking Research Group. In: Where to? Steps towards the future of walking arts, Falmouth University, 16 April 2015.

ROBINSON, Andrew (2015). Creative Journeys (short paper). In: ‘Where Next - Steps Towards the Future of Walking Arts’, Falmouth University, Cornwall, England., 15 - 16th April 2015.

ROBINSON, Andrew (2015). Media Arts Walking Research Group Interactive poster. In: Where to? Steps towards the future of walking arts, Falmouth University, 16 April 2015.

ROBINSON, Andrew (2015). Nine Walks (video). In: Where to? Steps towards the future of walking arts, Falmouth University, 16 April 2015.

ROBINSON, Andrew (2022). Danse macarbe - portraits and photographers. Self Published Artists Book - anthology.co.uk.

ROBINSON, Andrew (2022). Trooping The Colour. Self Published Artists Book - anthology.co.uk.

BERRY, Joanne and ROBINSON, Andrew (2011). Drawn in light: Jo Berry’s ‘Hijacking Natural Systems’. Buxton, England, Andrew Robinson (self published).

ROBINSON, Andrew (2011). What is happening to our community. Buxton, England, Andrew Robinson (self published).

GENT, Susannah, PARKIN, Mark, WATSON, Annie, LEE, Jeremy, ROBINSON, Andrew, ROBINSON, Sonya and LAZENBY, Michele (2017). Solar. [Artefact]

ROBINSON, Andrew (2016). An Idea of North. [Artefact]

ROBINSON, Andrew (2015). Nine walks (photo series / web page). [Artefact]

ROBINSON, Andrew (2023). An incomplete anthology of vernacular English custom and tradition. [Show/Exhibition]

GENT, Susannah, WATSON, Annie, LEE, Jeremy, WICHERT, Patrick, ROBINSON, Sonya, ROBINSON, Andrew, PARKIN, Mark, WRIGHT, Ron and LAZENBY, Michele (2018). Walk Out. [Show/Exhibition]

ROBINSON, Andrew (2017). Northern Light - Website Gallery. [Show/Exhibition]

ROBINSON, Andrew (2014). Photobibliophile.co.uk (online gallery of original and creative photobooks and zines). [Show/Exhibition]

ROBINSON, Andrew (2013). Service Station Journal (installation for 'The Motorway Service Station as a Destination in its Own Right'). [Show/Exhibition]

ROBINSON, Andrew (2011). Communities Under Pressure: Life in challenging communities. [Show/Exhibition]

ROBINSON, Andrew (2017). 53.398322, -1.776431 (from 'Beyond The Trees'). [Video]

WATSON, Annie, LEE, Jeremy, GENT, Susannah, TERNAN, Melvyn, PARKIN, Mark, ROBINSON, Andrew and ROBINSON, Sonya (2015). Showreel for Media Arts Walking Research Group. [Video]

ROBINSON, Andrew (2011). Drawn in Light: A visual exploration of Joanne Berry’s ‘Hijacking Natural Systems’. [Video]

WATSON, Annie, LEE, Jeremy, PARKIN, Mark, GENT, Susannah, ROBINSON, Andrew, ROBINSON, Sonya and LAZENBY, Michele (2017). SOLAR - a walking app. Sheffield Hallam University Catalyst Fund.