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Fitness and the Fin de Siècle (1992)
Book Chapter

In 1901, William Morris’s biographer J. W. Mackail gave a lecture on Morris to the I.L.P. Mackail infused the occasion with a pronounced sense of an ending. There was a feeling abroad, he said, that the nineteenth century had been a failure. Ideals h... Read More about Fitness and the Fin de Siècle.

Women and the disease of civilisation: George Gissing's The Whirlpool (1989)
Journal Article

Edward Carpenter on Jude the Obscure: An unpublished letter (1987)
Journal Article

The power of advertising: Chad Newsome and the meaning of Paris (1982)
Journal Article

Short summary of research with young people for the development of impactful RSHE 2023
Report

The Women and Equalities Committee inquiry (2016), found sexual harassment and sexual violence in schools to be widespread, facilitated by access to online pornography. UK research found most children have seen pornography by 16, with 75% reporting t... Read More about Short summary of research with young people for the development of impactful RSHE 2023.

Final report RSHE recommendations to schools 2023
Report

The Women and Equalities Committee inquiry (2016), found sexual harassment and sexual violence in schools to be widespread, facilitated by access to online pornography. UK research found most children have seen pornography by 16, with 75% reporting t... Read More about Final report RSHE recommendations to schools 2023.

A robotic elephant trunk
Report

Anibotics is a company based in Bristol that specializes in developing friendly robots, particularly one that resembles an elephant kitten. One of the key features of these robots is their trunk, which is likely designed to mimic the functionality of... Read More about A robotic elephant trunk.

Lens filter for a drone
Report

True to Nature Limited (TTN) is a Bristol based independent TV production company that specialises in premium and innovative natural history content. The company values emotive storytelling and invests in technology that can support this through inno... Read More about Lens filter for a drone.

Oral histories project – Who feeds us?
Digital Artefact

A significant proportion of people are disconnected from where their food comes from. Where once there were strong relationships between farmers and consumers, many people now have little idea where the food they eat is produced or who the people are... Read More about Oral histories project – Who feeds us?.

The Story of Fem FM – 2022
Digital Artefact

An International Women's Day special. Miranda Rae celebrates 30 years of the UK's first all female radio station . In 1992, over 250 women made history in Bristol by setting up the UK's first women's radio station, Fem FM. It launched the careers of... Read More about The Story of Fem FM – 2022.

12 Communities 1 Bristol
Digital Artefact

Co fundraiser and collaborator. Exploring some of the areas and communities that make up our city. The podcasts are filled with fascinating insights into the history of our communities; from the man who grew up as a young boy in Barton Hill during t... Read More about 12 Communities 1 Bristol.

They will be heard: Representing and re-presenting voices of marginalised and racialised women through film
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Set within the context of populism, patriarchy and the debilitating legacy of colonialism, The Art of Oppression follows three artists as they each rise to the challenge of creating a new work for the film. The women, award-winning artists, are as di... Read More about They will be heard: Representing and re-presenting voices of marginalised and racialised women through film.

And some of us are silenced
Presentation / Conference Contribution

In Mangrove the first of the Small Axe films, bio-chemist student Althea says “We need to challenge the system… We mustn’t be victims but protagonists of our stories and what better way of representing ourselves but self-representing ourselves.” A bo... Read More about And some of us are silenced.

Visualising the muted effects of dissenting women's voices
Presentation / Conference Contribution

The environmental crisis, inequality, anti-trans discrimination and racism are some of the most pressing issues of our times. Can artists credibly claim engage with pressing issues? When does art become a form of activism? Why might we need arts ac... Read More about Visualising the muted effects of dissenting women's voices.

Filming the plurality of the Black British experience across two generations
Presentation / Conference Contribution

The paper analyses two generations’ experiences of being Black in Britain comparing the social and political contexts that determined their life chances. Both generations experienced early adulthood with a Conservative government in power, an unstabl... Read More about Filming the plurality of the Black British experience across two generations.

Connecting and developing printing heritage: The Nordic letterpress network
Presentation / Conference Contribution

We wish to showcase how a hands-on craft has relevance and capacity within the Nordic regions, and in doing so: to discover what role a heritage process and facilities can play in our contemporary culture and connect its existing communities of pract... Read More about Connecting and developing printing heritage: The Nordic letterpress network.

Salt rhyne; brackish methodologies, liquid knowledge and slow seeping
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Set within an eco-feminist praxis of matter, fluidity, care and porousity, this paper considers how brackish waters, as slow sites of exchange, offer new ways of thinking about methodological ‘slow attention’ in critical photographic landscape practi... Read More about Salt rhyne; brackish methodologies, liquid knowledge and slow seeping.

Paula Rego's witches
Presentation / Conference Contribution

This paper will argue that Paula Rego’s illustrations of Blake Morrison’s Pendle Witches (1996) make counter-intuitive and subversive interactions between image and word, to reveal unexpected connections with women and witches. I will suggest that he... Read More about Paula Rego's witches.

Poison and pens: Bulwer Lytton’s Lucretia in fiction and real life
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Vampirism and menstruation
Presentation / Conference Contribution