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Alice Fox is a Senior Lecturer and Deputy Head of the School of Art at the University of Brighton, where she founded the MA Inclusive Arts Practice. She directs the Rocket Artists Studios, a collective of learning-disabled and academic artists, and has led international inclusive arts projects with organizations like Tate Modern and the British Council. Her work focuses on participatory arts to combat social exclusion, particularly among marginalized groups such as people with learning disabilities and elders.
She has held roles as an external examiner at Royal Holloway and is a member of the Teaching Excellence Alliance Peer Review College. Her research explores how art fosters connection and understanding, including projects on movement-based collaboration, performative gallery interactions, and ephemeral materials like ice and ribbon.
- Awards: Winner of the 2017 Times Higher Education Award for Excellence and Innovation in the Arts.
- Grants: Funded by the Arts Council and involved in projects like Sustainable Sanitation and Community Gardening.
- Advising: Supervised Melaneia Warwick’s PhD on inclusive arts practices with profound learning disabilities.
Her external roles include Trustee of Epic Arts (Cambodia) and Associate at Tate Exchange, where she develops experiential learning modules for students collaborating with community groups.
