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Body, Identity and Technology

The body is never an isolated entity, it extends and connects with other bodies, practices, experiences, technologies, human and non-human entities. In our lived, embodied experiences, technology (including digital technologies) […]

Introduction to Body Studies

This course places the human body at the centre of our everyday experience and approaches it from a wide range of theoretical and interdisciplinary perspectives, including feminist studies, gender studies, […]

Rebecca Collins

Rebecca Collins (she/her) is an award-winning artist researcher and lecturer working at the intersection between contemporary performance and sound. Her main research interests are in listening, performance, sound studies, and […]

Linda O'Keeffe

Dr. Linda O Keeffe (she/her) is a sound artist based in Edinburgh, Scotland. She is senior lecturer (associate professor) of sound in the Arts at Edinburgh College of Art, University […]

Lucy Weir

Lucy Weir (she/her) is Chancellor’s Fellow in History of Art. She specialises in performance, from dance to live art. She is particularly interested in the relationships between gender, sexuality, and […]

Fabiola Fiocco

Fabiola Fiocco (she/her) is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie PhD fellow at the Edinburgh College of Art, University of Edinburgh.

Gendered Soundings? Sound art & feminism

Visual Culture, by the nature of its very name tends to favour an occularcentric appreciation of contemporary art and culture. Since the 1980s, the term sound art has been used […]

Eve's Children: Art and Gender 600-1400

This course focuses on representations and perceptions of gender, sexuality and the body in medieval England and France. Seminars will address the following themes: motherhood and the maternal; gender and […]

Chase Ledin

Dr Chase Ledin (he/him) is a sociologist in the Centre for Biomedicine, Self and Society, whose work explores the social and cultural dimensions of sexual health promotion and antimicrobial resistance […]

Angela Dimitrakaki

Angela's academic research focuses on: feminist and Marxist methodologies in art history art and curating in relation to labour, production and reproduction globalisation and biopolitics feminist politics and histories art […]

What Moves Them: Dance and Performance Art Since 1913

This course provides a detailed examination of the development of contemporary dance and live performance from 1913 to the present day. Through analysis of visual, filmed and written material, you […]

TPG Cultural Turns

This course engages with the re-evaluation of popular culture, a reconsideration of the meaning and scope of the 'aesthetic,' and an engagement with numerous other concerns outside the traditional domain […]

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