Cyana Madsen
Histories and philosophies
University of the Arts London
Biography and Fashion Collections: Developing a dress-specific acquisition and cataloguing methodology using the Francis Golding Collections
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Ella Muir
Histories and philosophiesUniversity of Roehampton LondonFashion and Self-Fashioning: Queenly Sartorial Bodies in England and France, 1486-1603
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Greer MacKeogh
Histories and philosophiesUniversity of the Arts LondonActs of hospitality, the role of ‘guest’ and ‘host’ as art practice
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Katie Miller
Histories and philosophiesRoyal Holloway University of LondonFeeding the city: Integrated approaches to urban foodways and identities in Roman London
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Cristina Matei
Culture and communicationsKingston University LondonThinking Affectedly: The Question of Touch in Adorno’s Philosophy
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Jon Norman-Mason
Languages and literaturesUniversity of BrightonRe-storying the city: applying urban perspectives to eco-storytelling
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Rosannagh Maddock
Histories and philosophiesKingston University LondonFashion at Speed: Spectacular Histories of Fashion, Flying and Motorsport From the Twentieth Century Collections of Brooklands Museum 1907-1939
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Edwin Mingard
Culture and communicationsKingston University LondonMaking, Unmaking and Remaking History: Exhibition Programming at Chisenhale Gallery in the late 1980s
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Emma Mitchell
Languages and literaturesBrunel University LondonThe Covent Garden Ladies: Life Beyond Harris’s List
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Laharee Mitra
Culture and communicationsUniversity of BrightonDecolonisation guidance and its impact on museum learning practice
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Roxy Moore
Histories and philosophiesRoyal Holloway University of London“We must carry on”: The Jewish Relief Unit, Displaced Persons and Anglo-Jewish Humanitarianism in Postwar Europe
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Ivonne Charlotte Marais
Culture and communicationsUniversity of BrightonColonial Rhizomes: Knowledge production of southern Africa through archives and displays in museums
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Sangeeta Menon
Culture and communicationsLoughborough University London(Re)constructing from the margins: The role of alternative media in building the narrative and memory of social movements
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Lia Mazzari
Culture and communicationsRoyal Holloway University of LondonAuditioning the Sonosphere: Live Audio Streaming as Expanded Geo-Practice
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Chiara Muzzi
Culture and communicationsLoughborough University London‘What do women activists sound like?’ An exploration of women’s environmental activism in Europe through the lens of community radios
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Alice Mercier
Languages and literaturesUniversity of WestminsterGlass architecture and photography in late nineteenth-century storytelling
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Marta Marsicka
Culture and communicationsUniversity of the Arts LondonRepresentation of Central and Eastern European (CEE) female artists in the history of British exhibitions after 1989
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Viveca Mellegård
Culture and communicationsRoyal Holloway University of LondonDyeing to become whole: Indigo dyeing as embodied practice for a more sustainable future
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Maria Minic
Culture and communicationsKingston University LondonWho are Cities For? Collaborative tactics and strategies challenging the neoliberal housing system
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Katherine (Cannach) MacBride
Art and designUniversity of the Arts LondonEmpathic Listening/Radical Listening: learning from feminist and decolonial contemporary arts practices through artistic research.
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Lucie McLaughlin
Art and designKingston University LondonSites of Art Writing: Tonalities in ‘Post-Conflict’ Northern Ireland