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Veronique Chance's MPhil/PhD Art research project. This thesis considers the dynamic relation between the physical presence of the body and its presence as a screen image, through which I examine the impact of visual media technologies on our

Joseph Schneider's MPhil/PhD Art research project. A compositional motif - Platform/Medium/Inhabitant - is explored through readings of ten paintings. And the three elements of the motif are variously inverted, transposed and reconfigured. In

Nayia Yiakoumaki's MPhil/PhD Art research project. My thesis entitled Curate the Archive, or Archive the Curator examines institutional archives and curatorial potential. Specifically it investigates the Archive as a source for curatorial

Vanessa Desclaux's MPhil/PhD Art project. My research concerns the relationship between artistic practice and curatorial practice, and asserts new concepts of curatorial subjectivity in a contemporary context. I will attempt to examine the question

Bahar Noorizadeh's MPhil/PhD Art project. This thesis aims to analyze a number of art projects in which I examine social organization, composition, and infrastructural footprints of neoliberalism, with a focus on economic justice in our systemically

Ayeshah Zolghadr's MPhil/PhD Art research project. My practice-led research project examines how humans (as artists, curators and audiences) might work with autonomous machines to develop a collaborative drawing practice. Gathering around mutual

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Young-In Hong's MPhil/PhD Art research project. Through my research I would like to explore the meaning of the ‘invisible’, particularly in the area of visual art. Here, invisibility is not the absence of visibility. In fact, it is visibility

Lee Kai Chung's MPhil/PhD Art project. This project explores the coloniality of Manchuria by addressing the affect of displacement on transgenerational human experience. Once a colony of European and Asian powers, Manchuria is located at the