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Johannes Maier's MPhil/PhD Art research project. My research explores alternatives to traditional models commonly used to classify something as painting. It proposes that painting can exist not only as a materially disembodied conceptualisation (i.e.

Cristina Ribas's MPhil/PhD Art research project. The concept of 鈥渟chizoanalytic cartography鈥� is central for the work of F茅lix Guattari together with Gilles Deleuze. 鈥淐artographies鈥� have been developed extensively in Brazil since the 1980's,

Achim Lengerer's MPhil/PhD Art reserch project. In my research I aim to re-think the notion of the rehearsal, as known from theatre and film history, as an actual format for socio-political negotiations. The starting point is the dress rehearsal of

Stephen Little's MPhil/PhD Art research project. My research explores alternatives to traditional models commonly used to classify something as painting. It proposes that painting can exist not only as a materially disembodied conceptualisation (i.e.

Giulia Damiani's MPhil/PhD Art research project. This thesis investigates 鈥榳hat is yet to come鈥� after the idiosyncratic work of the feminist collective Le Nemesiache from Naples. I use archival traces and radical strategies of research to

Kate Pickering's MPhil/PhD Art research project. This interdisciplinary project examines the entanglements of body, belief and site through an examination of evangelical megachurch imaginaries within destabilised ecological contexts. The megachurch

Rebecca Harris' MPhil/PhD Art research project. By thinking through the terms and uses of language in reading and writing, this research considers visual and non-visual moments in art, to test how we negotiate the experience, focusing on specific

Emily Rosamond's MPhil/PhD Art research project. This thesis examines the roles that literary, philosophical and moralistic concepts of character play with respect to contemporary art and, more broadly, to newly ubiquitous forms of social control:

Sandra Louren莽o's MPhil/PhD Art research project. This doctoral research enquires into the ways contemporary art has become a model for corporate management. Two entwined questions are essential: what kind of mechanisms should be enacted by