We are thrilled to welcome six new research associates to the CoLab, each bringing a wealth of experience and unique perspectives from around the globe! Visit their profiles on this website and learn more about their amazing work!
Congratulations to Stephen Duncombe for publishing Aeffect: The Affect and Effect of Artistic Activism (2024), which draws on more than twenty-five years of experience in the field and one hundred in-depth interviews with artistic activists worldwide.
LINES: Making Friends; Crossing Borders launched in 2023 at The Bloc, Queen Mary University of London. The exhibition explored the politics of twinning, looking at the ways that translocal constellations of friends have come together to press for social change across a range of issue areas and global challenges.
Listen to Dr Holly Ryan discuss the LINES exhibition in this episode of the Global Politics Unbound podcast.
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Recording of the online presentation “Research Partnership Models: Co-Developing Indigenous-led Evaluation for Creative Activism,” by Elspeth Tilley, which took place on October 20, 2022, as part of the Program of Online Presentations facilitated by the Artistic Activism Research Colab (AARC).