Associate Professor Author : Photography and the Non-Place: The Cultural Erasure of the City, Co-author The Mood of Democracy(Palgrave2020)
United Kingdom
Joined June 2009
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A Breathing Space: Critical Reflections on the Rewilding of Middleton Tuberculosis Hospital 2016–2025 mdpi.com/3624164 #mdpiarts via @Arts_MDPI
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A new article by @LeedsUniMedia's Dr @JimBrogden has revealed unique insights into the relationship between the artist and filmmaker Derek Jarman and Keith Collins, Jarman’s ‘overlooked’ ‘muse’, ‘companion’ and ‘carer’
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#InsideMan Brian Rix farce collaborates with homage to Hannibal Lecter. An appalling project. Does the world need this kind of drama? Irresponsible commissioning from the BBC. A stain on the corporation and the actors' CVs.
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‘A masterpiece’: why Tove Jansson’s The Summer Book is as relevant as ever at 50 theguardian.com/books/2022/s…
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Russell T Davies pays tribute to Bernard Cribbins #DoctorWho
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Nature's cathedrals. Isn't Conservatism about conserving heritage?
This is a magnificent tree . It’s beautiful . It’s important , precious , a treasure . It needs to be cherished . Please @HighwaysEnglan2 rethink this . It will never be replaced . #savethequeencameloak
The subjugation of wild nature continues. Stop mowing. To quote Wordsworth: "getting and spending we lay waste our powers/little we see in nature that is ours."
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First part of my day with hubby at #WindsorCastle collecting this 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾#MBE for services to Dance.
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R WE LOUD ENOUGH?: Re-inscribing monuments in the public sphere by the Black Lives Matter movement.
A new article by @JimBrogden analysing the Black Lives Matter protests in 2020 is now available.
Further information can be found here - bit.ly/3zWBvKR
@UniversityLeeds
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Art & the Public Sphere Journal Volume 10. Number 1🔴
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Edited by @MelJordan14 and Dave Beech🔴
#BLM #publicsphere #TopplingStatues #PullThemDown
#antimonuments #urbanmemory
Jim Brogden & Douglas Harper article "R WE LOUD ENOUGH?: Re-inscribing monuments in the public sphere by the Black Lives Matter movement" in Art and the Public Sphere journal 10.1 Explores the re-inscriptions of monuments during BLM protests 2020#blm#intellectbooks#leedsmedia
ALT George Floyd Memorial by Douglas Harper
Watched Don't Look Up twice #DontLookUp An entertaining and important critique of infotainment, alternative truths, collective denial, and what we might lose through rampant consumerism.
Agnus dei trope: Qui pius ac mitis youtu.be/CPkEOMIzm9E?list=OL… via @YouTube Some musical solace for those dark days.
Paradoxical to Tweet this book, but there is much wisdom in the reflections on social media use. Perhaps the sequel will be Deep Play?@ProfCalNewport
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In lieu of a stethoscope, Albert-André Nast, a blind doctor, holds his ear to the back of a baby, France, 1953 - by Thomas D. McAvoy (1905 - 1966), American
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Would two followers please copy and re-post this tweet? I'm trying to demonstrate that someone is always there, especially at this time of year. Call 0800 689 5652 (National Suicide Prevention Helpline UK). Just two. Any two. Copy, not retweet. Let’s all look out for each other