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Dawn Woolley’s new book, ‘Consuming the Body: social media and commodification’, published in October 2022 by Bloomsbury
Sukey Parnell Johnson has been collaborating with participants in the APPLE-Tree study (Active Prevention in People at risk of dementia through Lifestyle, bEhaviour change and Technology to build REsiliEnce) to produce an exhibition that reflects their own lived experiences. The work will be shown at the Wellcome Collection on 8th September.
Annalisa Sonzogni will be showing Dolmen to the upcoming exhibition, Levels of Life: Photography, Imaging and the Vertical Perspective at London College of Communication, the Photographers Gallery and The Centre for the Study of the Networked Image at London South Bank University.
Paula Gortázar. organises a symposium on Virtual Photography at the University of Westminster. Given the shifting shape of photography in computerized societies, this event discusses the new emergent roles of the photographic image within them. Includes introductions from David Bate and Paula Gortázar.
Sophia Journal is an academic, peer-reviewed journal, published by the Centre for Studies in Architecture and Urbanism (CEAU) / research group Architecture, Art and Image (AAI) at the Faculty of Architecture, University of Porto, Portugal. Andreia will be co-editor of the next issue of Sophia, together with Susana Ventura and Armin Linke (as guest), focusing on the theme of Landscapes of Care: the Emergency of Landscapes of Care in Unstable Territories.
Membrana is a peer-reviewed journal of photography dedicated to promoting profound, bold and theoretically grounded conceptions of photography. The journal is published biannually in summer and in winter in English and in Slovenian (under the title Fotografija) by the Ljubljana-based non-profit institute Membrana.