PhD in Fine Art
The University of the Arts London

Title of thesis: Choking on the madeleine: encounters and alternative approaches to memory in a contemporary art practice.
The University of the Arts London, UK

Supervisory team: Dr Mark Ingham and Prof Anne Tallentire

Master of Art - Fine Art
Norwich University of the Arts
(prev: Norwich School of Art & Design), Norwich, UK

Bachelor of Fine Art
University of Newcastle, Australia

disruptive desires, The Crypt, St Mark’s Kennington, London, UK

Déjà Perdu, The Centre for Drawing, Wimbledon College of Art, London, UK

Fractions, Fotokompaniet Gallery, Göteborg, Sweden

Disconnection Portrait, University of Newcastle, Australia

Das Schloss , University of Newcastle, Australia

Post-War Silence, Watt Space Galleries, Newcastle, Australia

Der Prozess, University of Newcastle, Australia

Orchestrated, Studio One Gallery, London, UK

W.A.V.E Borders & Edges, Wimbledon Space, London, UK

Facing Fear, Sotiri prize 2010, Lindart Cultural Centre, Tirana, Albania

Mirror for the 21st Century, BECA Gallery, New Orleans, USA

Urban Space (in collaboration with P. Glavey), Sao Paolo, Brazil

Hatched 2002, Perth Institute of Contemporary Art, Perth, Australia

This is _ _ _ art, Damien Minton Gallery, Newcastle, Australia

Everywhere Animals Appear: Non-Human Fables in the Land of Lenses, ‘The Animal Gaze Constructed’, London Metropolitan University, London, UK

Non-human narratives and the production of new subjectivities: pack modes and becomings-animal, ‘Research, Teaching & Learning Conference’, Ravensbourne University London

Panel chair, ‘Research, Teaching & Learning Conference’, Ravensbourne University London

Choking on the madeleine: the Affect of Memory in Art Practice, ‘Human Interfaces: Borderless (Dis)connections and Disrupted Futures’, the Association for Photography in Higher Education (APHE), Norwich University of the Arts, Norwich, UK

Corrupted Files Journal of Research, ‘Research, Teaching & Learning Conference’, Ravensbourne University London, UK

The Batcave Archive and Corrupted Files Journal of Research, ‘Research, Teaching & Learning Conference’, Ravensbourne University London, UK

Minoritarian Experiences: the Stuttering of Alternative Archives, '(De)Constructing the Archive in a Digital Age' symposium, School of the Arts, The University of Loughborough, UK

Déjà-experiencé: Memory & Past-ness Considered Through a Practice-Led Research Project, 'Photography, Archive & Memory' day symposium, Centre for Research in Film and Audio Visual Cultures, Roehampton University, London, UK

Déjà-experiencé: Memory & Past-ness Considered Through a Practice-Led Research Project, 'Narrative, Memory & Ordinary Lives' conference, Narrative & Memory Research Group 9th Annual Conference, University of Huddersfield, Huddersfield, UK

Choking on the madeleine: issues of the metaphor for memory considered through a practice-led research project, ‘Self, Memory and Expression ' conference, Portuguese Association for Anglo-American Studies (APEAA) 30th annual conference, Porto, Portugal

Choking on the madeleine: issues of the metaphor for memory considered through a practice-led research project, 'Spring Research Symposium' at the University of the Arts London, UK

Journeys Back, 'The Art of Research: Research Narratives' symposium, Chelsea College of Art, UK

Choking on the madeleine: issues of the metaphor for memory considered through a practice-led research project, ‘21 st Century Anxiety' conference, chaired by WJT Mitchell, The University of Nottingham , UK

The 'Mnemic Space', 'Summer Research Symposium’, the University of the Arts London, UK

Corrupted Files: an experimental, interdisciplinary, open access journal of research, presentation as a nominee for the ‘Aphies award’ 2017, the Association for Photography in Higher Education (APHE), Norwich University of the Arts, Norwich, UK

Presentation: practice-based research and the PhD process, The University of the Arts London, UK

Guest lecture: PhD research into memory and the past to MA Fine Art students at Central St Martins, The University of the Arts London, UK

Guest lecture: PhD research into memory and the past to MA Digital Media at Kingston University, London, UK

Guest lecture: PhD research into memory and the past to MA Fine Art students at Wimbledon College of Art, The University of the Arts London

Guest lecture: PhD research into memory, identity & family photographs, Thames Valley University, Ealing, UK

Guest lecture: memory, identity & family photographs, Thames Valley University, Ealing, UK

2016
‘The Politics of Absence: "Minor" Experiences and the Alternative Archive’, The International Journal of Social, Political and Community Agendas in the Arts, Volume 12, Issue 1. Nov 16, 2016

‘Editor’s Letter: Conflict’, Corrupted Files, Issue 2

2015
'Editor's Letter: The Corruptive Forces of the New', Corrupted Files Issue 1

Photographic work published in L. McQuiston, Visual Impact: Creative Dissent in in the 21st Century

2010
Déjà-experiencé – Pastness, Personal Narratives, Memory and Metaphorlessness discussed through a practice-led Research Project', Chapter in: Narrative, Memory & Ordinary Lives, Huddersfield: the Narrative & Memory Research Group, the University of Huddersfield

Photographic work published in relation to the article 'Familjevecka i Georgia, USA', in: Nationellt Kunskapscenter för Dövblindfrågor Newsletter, Oct edition 2010

'Feature on... Sara Andersdotter', WCA NEWSLETTER, Autumn 2008. Available here.

‘Mirror for the 21 st Century', SAATCHI ONLINE, Gerald, review, April/May 2008.

'Morgue Meeting Just a Beginning', THE NEWCASTLE HERALD, article, 2001.12.06 'Priced Art', THE NEWCASTLE HERALD, Chad Watson/Linda Barnier, review, 2001.10.05 'Profoundity Wins Out', THE NEWCASTLE HERALD - WEEKENDER, Robert Birch, review, 2001.09.29

'Icons Fall Into Space', THE NEWCASTLE HERALD, Jill Stowell, review

'Sharing The Surreal', THE NEWCASTLE HERALD WEEKENDER, Jill Stowell, review, 2001.07.21

'Clear Choice', THE NEWCASTLE HERALD - WEEKENDER, Meryl Ryan, review, 2000.09.16 'Space By The Lake', THE NEWCASTLE HERALD - WEEKENDER, Jill Stowell, review, 2000.05.19

University of Newcastle Union, Australia

Norwich University of the Arts, UK

In private collections in the USA, Australia, Hong Kong and Sweden