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    • 2019
      • Book Chapter in Museum Activism
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      • From Studio to Biennale
      • Unfold: Ryoichi Kurokawa Reviewed
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      • Introducing About Time, Leeds
      • Resource at Bluecoat
      • Group Therapy at FACT
      • At the Edinburgh Fringe
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      • It's Art For The People, By The People
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      • Zines: Independent Newspaper Article
      • Hidden Histories: There to Here Reviewed
      • DaDaFest: Working Lives
      • The Transformation of DaDaFest
      • Art of the Lived Experiment Reviewed
      • Unsung Hero. Liverpool's Most Radica Son
      • Disobedient Objects at the V&A
      • Al Noor Fragile Vision
      • Introducing Greenhorn Short Film Festival
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Workshop Confirmed! 'Thinking Critically About Society: Perspectives from the Arts and Humanities'

3/24/2016

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Thinking Critically About Society: Perspectives from the Arts and Humanities is a day long workshop to take place on Thursday 5th May 2016 at the University of York.
Thinking Critically aims to create a space where postgraduate researchers can share their research in a friendly environment and discuss how arts and humanities researchers can make an impact on the world around them through critical research.

I shall be presenting a paper titled 'Disrupting status: inclusive curatorship and its political potential' during the panel 'Thinking Critically about Culture'.

The timetable for the event is now available. Book your free tickets here.

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Zining at Tate's Art Gym

3/24/2016

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Very exciting day zining at Tate Collectives Art Gym! I had the pleasure of putting together the final zine so watch this space as I'll be posting it shortly.
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Zining Day at Tate Liverpool's Art Gym!

3/7/2016

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Improve your art rate this spring! Tate Collective Liverpool and Turner Prize winnersAssemble present Art Gym; a three week programme of free, drop-in activities held within a new and specially designed space at Tate Liverpool
Inspired by a traditional gym, Art Gym offers visitors of all ages and abilities the chance to make a personal training programme, designed to learn new creative skills or develop existing ones. Instead of kettlebells and treadmills, visitors can enjoy a wide range of classes, lectures, workshops and art stations teaching everything from traditional craft work to digital art production. Tate Collective and our gallery’s Visitor Assistant Team will act as Art Gym instructors, on hand to help you plan your creative workout.  Following Assemble’s Turner Prize success Tate Collective have invited the art, architecture and design collective to collaborate and co-design the gym-like environment.  This multi-purpose space forms the heart of Art Gym and is custom built to host classes, workshops and lectures.


​Zining Day


The University of Leeds, Centre for Critical Studies in Museums, Galleries and Heritage will be taking up temporary residence in the Art Gym’s immersive boxing ring as part Tate Collective Liverpool’s take over of the gallery. You are invited to drop in, join us and make a page for the Zine.

Art Galleries have done a lot in the past decades to address exclusion but in our workshop we will focus on the lived and experiential dimension of this desire. The Zine will explore this question from lots of different angles and perspectives asking how does it feel when you are included?

Wednesday 23 March 2016, 13.00 – 16.00
Free, drop in
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The University of Leeds: Women of Achievement 2016

3/3/2016

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The University of Leeds is commending its women of achievement with a special celebration event, coinciding with International Women’s Day (8 March).

I'm delighted to have made the Roll of Honour list for my involvement with the #BeACritic competition. You can learn more about Women of Achievement or attend the event here.

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  • Home
  • About
  • Blog
  • Research
    • Profile
    • Irregular Art Schools
  • Publications
    • Easy Read
    • 2020
      • Inclusive Curating in Contemporary Art
      • Thresholds
      • The Incluseum
      • Who Gets To Curate Exhibitions?
      • #Quarazine. Self-advocates in Lockdown Blog
    • 2019
      • Book Chapter in Museum Activism
    • 2018
      • Positive You: a self-advocate’s arts-based approach for building self-esteem
      • PhD Thesis
    • 2017
      • LMJU Degree Show 2017
    • 2016
      • 11 Million Reasons to Dance
      • Bad Scouse
      • Fetishism or Empowerment? Outside In Reviewed
      • Art, Disability & Collaboration: A Discussion
      • From Studio to Biennale
      • Unfold: Ryoichi Kurokawa Reviewed
    • 2015
      • Introducing About Time, Leeds
      • Resource at Bluecoat
      • Group Therapy at FACT
      • At the Edinburgh Fringe
      • What's it Worth? The Value of the CDA
      • It's Art For The People, By The People
    • 2014
      • Zines: Independent Newspaper Article
      • Hidden Histories: There to Here Reviewed
      • DaDaFest: Working Lives
      • The Transformation of DaDaFest
      • Art of the Lived Experiment Reviewed
      • Unsung Hero. Liverpool's Most Radica Son
      • Disobedient Objects at the V&A
      • Al Noor Fragile Vision
      • Introducing Greenhorn Short Film Festival
    • 2010
      • Riot Grrrl & I
    • Zines
      • #Quarazine. Self-advocates in Lockdown (2020)
      • How One Should Live (2019)
      • Engaging Disabled Audiences (2017): A (Remix) Zine
      • Art Gym: How It Feels When I'm Included (2016)
      • Diagrammatic Thinking: A Practice-Led Research Zine (2015)
  • Projects
    • Space Sapling (2020)
    • Positive You (2013-)
    • Facts, Not Fear (2018)
    • Hull City of Culture (2018)
    • The Hideout (2018)
    • My York Central (2018)
  • Residencies
    • Metal (2020)
    • Japan Art Brut World Forum (2020)
    • International Curator's Residency (2018)
    • São Paulo, Brazil (2018)
    • Slowly10 (2017)
  • Exhibitions
    • Six Speak (2020)
    • Recipe for a Good Life (2019)
    • 21 Stories, 21 Chromosomes (2019)
    • Potted History (2018)
    • Auto Agents (2016)
    • Ways of Knowing (2015)
    • The Dugout Festival (2013)
  • Contact