BA, MA, PhD-student, and teacher in Art History and Visual Studies.
My research interests include theories of photography and globalization. I have previously lived, studied and worked in different places around the world and I am interested in how wider globalized phenomena incarnate differently in different places. For my thesis I am looking at how contemporary photographers engage themselves with transforming ideas around cultural identity and belonging in Turkey and elsewhere. I am also interested in theories of visuality that go beyond familiar understandings of images as objects of representations and instead see images (in particular photographs) as embodied, situated and incarnated performances.
I teach at Masters-level on the subjects of photography, globalization and non-representational theory. I am also responsible for the course "Critical Approaches to Globalization in Visual Culture", which is offered as an elective course in the Masters program Visual Culture
Selected presentations:
2012, Stockholm University, Nordik 2012 Conference for Art History, Paper Title: On the Affectivity of Globalization and Contemporary Photography
2012, Lund University, Örenäs, Conference: Interventions into the Photographic, Paper title: Empathic Visions - Photographic Engagements & Globalized Space
2012, Aalto University, Helsinki, Conference: Helsinki Photomedia, Paper title: Globalization and Situated, Differences in Contemporary Photography
2011, Lund University, Seminar Series: Modern Turkey Seminar, Presentation title: Contemporary Photography in Turkey and Beyond
2011, The Bergen Center of Visual Culture, Bergen, Conference: Nomadikon, Paper title: Photographic gestures & situated belongings
2011, Swedish Research Institute, Istanbul, Seminar Series: SRII Open Research Seminar, Presentation title: Contemporary Photography in Turkey; Methodological Issues
2011, University of Barcelona, Conference: Visualizing Europe: The Geopolitical and Intercultural Boundaries of Visual Culture, Paper title: Photography, representation and movement in the late Ottoman Empire and contemporary Turkey
Other merits:
Recipient of the Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul's Big Stipend 2011
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Erika Larsson
PhD Student
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