CS Making Public — People - Master List

Tōmei June Bacon

Dr Tōmei June Bacon (she/her) publishes as T. J. Bacon and creates artwork under the moniker tjb.

She is a leading voice in the study of performance and visual art through queer phenomenological approaches.

Advisors, Core Advisors--September 26, 2023performance art, body, curation, activism, gender, failure, otherness, CS Making Public, CS Somatics and Corporeality

Angela Bartram

Angela Bartram, PhD, is an artist and artistic researcher working with objects, sound, video, drawing, print, collaboration, performance events, curating, and published text.

Advisors, Core Advisors--September 13, 2023objects, video, drawing, print, performance, writing, curating, fine art, animals, empathy, ephemerality, process, materials, CS Making Public, CS Life Studies, CS Critical Urbanism and Spatial Praxis, CS Historiography and Speculative Futures, CS Algorithmic and Generative Media, CS Materialism and Ecological Praxis, CS New materialism and object-oriented ontologies, CS Post-object arts, CS Ecology and environmental activism, CS Creative technologies, CS Spatial anthropology, CS Walking as an art practice, CS Creative and documentary writing, CS Memory and the archive, CS Publics remembrance and archive, CS Experimental pedagogies, CS Publishing as an artistic practice, CS Art as social practice, CS Artistic citizenship, CS Expanded studio practices, CS Curatorial practices, CS Life-writing, CS Experimental ethnographic methods, CS Medical humanities and psychology

Britta Fluevog

Britta Fluevog’s research investigates how art activism can be developed to increase inclusivity and widen access, and what aspects of textiles can be utilised to do so.

Student PhD 2022, PGRs--February 13, 2023protest, social justice, politics, feminism, textile, PhD, Art Theory, CS Materialism and Ecological Praxis, CS Making Public, CS Ecology and environmental activism, CS Artistic citizenship

Elena Marchevska

Elena Marchevska is a practitioner-researcher and Professor of Artistic Research at London South Bank University, where she is co-Director of Centre for the Study of the Networked Image (CSNI). Her research and artistic practice are interconnected and explore the intersection of gender, digital technology and the environmental humanities.

Susie Quillinan

Susie Quillinan is a curatorial researcher based in Lima, Peru. She develops publications, residencies, encuentros, exhibitions and study programming interdependently with artists, curators, researchers, collectives, places, institutions and other learners. Her current research focuses on practices of collective reading and study, weaving as methodology and a curatorial ethics of accompaniment.

Alumni, Advisors, Core Advisors--October 10, 2019CS Making Public

Carolina Rito

Carolina Rito, PhD, is a curator and researcher working on creative and critical methods in artistic research, curating as knowledge production, decolonial practices and new institutionalism. She understands practice as plural ways of investigating and intervening in the world. She supervises doctorates to completion and examines internationally.

Advisors, Core Advisors--August 23, 2019artistic research methodology, curating, critical practices, instituent practices, decolonial practices, CS Making Public, CS Materialism and Ecological Praxis, CS Critical Urbanism and Spatial Praxis, CS Historiography and Speculative Futures, CS Life Studies, CS Ecology and environmental activism, CS Relational landscapes and materialism, CS Spatial justice, CS Spatial practices, CS Afrofuturism, CS Creative and documentary writing, CS Decolonial methodologies, CS Memory and the archive, CS Publics remembrance and archive, CS Radical pedagogy and institutional praxis, CS Experimental pedagogies, CS institution as praxis, CS Publishing as an artistic practice, CS Art as social practice, CS Artistic citizenship, CS Expanded studio practices, CS Curatorial practices, CS Meditation, CS Peace studies, CS Fictocriticism and affect theory, CS Curatorial studies, CS Curatorial research

Merete Røstad

Merete Røstad is a visual artist and curator working with publics, remembrance and archive. Her practice concerns the perception of our everyday exchange and experiences within our surroundings, one aspect of this being how we read the traces left behind.

Advisors, Core Advisors--August 14, 2019CS Making Public

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