THE LIVING PICTURES

OPENING THE PHOTOGRAPH THROUGH PERFORMANCE METHODOLOGIES

2017 – present

Doctoral research at the Centre for Research and Education in Arts and Media (CREAM), University of Westminster, London.

About CREAM

Established in 2002, the Centre for Research and Education in Arts and Media, University of Westminster, is a world-leading centre and pioneer in practice-based, critical, theoretical and historical research in art, creative and interdisciplinary practice. CREAM’s research areas encompass Film and Media; Art and Society; Photography; Fashion and Music. Our researchers work across these areas and develop interdisciplinary projects, platforms and networks with external and international partners. 

CREAM researchers are leading artists, filmmakers, photographers, curators, theorists, critics, historians, designers and musicians. We integrate research activities into teaching UG and PG levels and PhD supervision across areas of art, film, media, television, creative practice, photography, technology, music, fashion, visual culture, with an emphasis on fostering interdisciplinary intersections. CREAM staff are largely based in the Westminster School of Arts, and a small number are in the School of Media and Communication, and School of Humanities.