Posts tagged CS institution as praxis
Sarah Bennett
Sarah Bennett

Sarah Bennett is an artist and academic based in the UK. She’s been advising on practice-based doctorates in fine art since 2010, the year she completed her own PhD. Through her artistic research she reveals sites of containment and control - whether a former asylum or the space inside a pocket.

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Advisors, Core Advisors--memory, forgetting, trauma and the archive, space and temporary architecture, ecology and environmental activism, installation, video, Sculpture, photography, sound, CS Materialism and Ecological Praxis, CS Historiography and Speculative Futures, CS New materialism and object-oriented ontologies, CS Memory and the archive, CS Publics remembrance and archive, CS Experimental pedagogies, CS institution as praxis
Carolina Rito
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.

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Advisors, Core Advisors--artistic 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