Alastair Sherwood
Languages and literatures
University of Roehampton London
Seeing the Funny Side: Slapstick, Visuality, and Victorian Literary Form
Techne
Techne Students 2020
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Alex Todd
Culture and communicationsUniversity of BrightonThe Violence of Vision: Wild Plakken and the Crisis of Dutch Political Identity, 1977–1996
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Anne-Marie Cundy
Media and performance artsUniversity of SurreyWays of Knowing: Multimodality in Violin Practice
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Annina Lehmann
Languages and literaturesUniversity of Westminster'In Limbo': staging the gap between personal and public narratives of home of Georgian Internally Displaced People
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Anya Eastman
Languages and literaturesRoyal Holloway University of LondonMemorialisation and Posthumous Curation: The Displacing of the Victorian Voice, Corpse and Corpus in an Evolving Heritage Sector
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Briony Hughes
Languages and literaturesRoyal Holloway University of LondonWater-Bodied Poetics and Kinetic Translation
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Christina Hourigan
Histories and philosophiesRoyal Holloway University of LondonThe making of a global arboretum: the case of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
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Cristina Matei
Culture and communicationsKingston University LondonThinking Affectedly: The Question of Touch in Adorno’s Philosophy
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Daniel Gottlieb
Culture and communicationsKingston University LondonThe ‘Golden Chain’? - Tradition as a Philosophical Problem
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Dellores Laing
Histories and philosophiesUniversity of WestminsterBlithe Spirits: Absent British Women Couturiers – The Rahvis Sisters (1928 – 1981)
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Fari Bradley
Culture and communicationsUniversity of the Arts LondonNew Ears for A New Noise. Interrogating Smart City Noise Pollution Through Sound Art
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Florence Fitzgerald-Allsopp
Media and performance artsUniversity of SurreyBecoming-with-Animal: Ecofeminist Performance Practice in Contemporary Art
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Georgia Ward
Histories and philosophiesKingston University LondonRhythm Divisions: An exploration of methods for collecting and curating British Youth Culture Heritage: music, archive, memories (1950 - 2020)
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Ioanna Sakellaraki
Histories and philosophiesKingston University LondonArchiving the Disaster: Preservation, Separation and Encounter
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Isha Karki
Languages and literaturesBrunel University LondonDouble Wound: Writing (Nepali) Women, Sexual Violence and Trauma
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Jacqueline Grainger
Histories and philosophiesUniversity of WestminsterThe 'Lost' Museum: The rise and fall of the British Empire in objects
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Jon Norman-Mason
Languages and literaturesUniversity of BrightonRe-storying the city: applying urban perspectives to eco-storytelling
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Josh Whitaker
Languages and literaturesUniversity of the Arts London‘Messianic Adaptation: Pier Paolo Pasolini’s Script for ‘San Paolo’’
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Julien Clin
Languages and literaturesKingston University LondonBelonging in the City: Poetics of Place as Acts of Resistance Against Hyper-Commodification
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Kariima Ali
Culture and communicationsUniversity of Roehampton LondonExploring the History of Black Women’s Mental Health Organising in Britain from the 1970s – Present Day
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Kate Ferry-Swainson
Languages and literaturesRoyal Holloway University of LondonClothing matters: Uncovering overlooked aspects of the Holocaust through Charlotte Delbo’s literary representations of garments
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Katie Hall
Culture and communicationsKingston University LondonQueer as Friends: rewriting the platonic-romantic relationship binary between women
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Lauren Houlton
Languages and literaturesUniversity of WestminsterCollective Space: Feminist Film and Video Collaborations, Collectives and Organisations, 1970-1986 and their contemporary relevance.
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Lavinia Tinelli
Media and performance artsKingston University LondonLolita: Fashioning Identity, Liberal Selves and the City
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Luke Beesley
Culture and communicationsUniversity of BrightonOn Our Own Behalf: Theory, Strategy, and Practice within the Disabled People’s Movement in Britain
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Miranda Vane
Histories and philosophiesKingston University LondonA Design History of Technological Responses to Food Sustainability Challenges in the UK since 1970
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Naomi Dines
Art and designUniversity of the Arts LondonRe/materialising the imaginary artefact: exploring the role of digitisation, visualisation and materialisation in object-based art practice.
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Paul Paschal Hughes
Media and performance artsUniversity of Roehampton LondonChoreography as Curation as Hosting: Relational complexities and modes of production in an expanded field of practice
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Phoebe Lambdon
Histories and philosophiesUniversity of Roehampton LondonThe Role of Keats House in the Twenty-First Century Reception and Reputation of John Keats
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Rachel Hopkin
Languages and literaturesRoyal Holloway University of LondonCold Love: Can screened depictions of love between humans and robots legitimately contribute to debates regarding socio-ethical implications of HRI
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Richard Hards
Culture and communicationsKingston University LondonReasonable men might have acted likewise: a practice-based investigation of the Strangeways Prison protest
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Rosalind Holgate-Smith
Media and performance artsKingston University LondonThe Vocabulary of Touch: Encountering Otherness through Contact Improvisation
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Rosannagh Maddock
Histories and philosophiesKingston University LondonFashion at Speed: Spectacular Histories of Fashion, Flying and Motorsport From the Twentieth Century Collections of Brooklands Museum 1907-1939
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Sam Bartlett
Culture and communicationsRoyal Holloway University of LondonAn Analysis of Muhammad Marmaduke Pickthall’s Intellectual Thought in India; Exploring its Development and Contemporary Significance
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Sandra Lipner
Histories and philosophiesRoyal Holloway University of LondonMicrohistories of the Holocaust and the Use of Family History: The Families Ganz / Brenzinger, c1871 - 1945
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Sara Ruddock
Media and performance artsUniversity of Roehampton LondonVibrational kinship: Resonances of moving, sounding and listening bodies
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Sunil Shah
Media and performance artsUniversity of the Arts LondonDocumenta 11: Art's Global Entanglement
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Verena Lercher
Languages and literaturesUniversity of Roehampton LondonSOUNDING OUT IDENTITIES OF THE ARTIFICIAL VOICE