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This body of work investigating photography in the Northern Landscape consists of two book chapters, two book editorials, and two exhibition co-curations.

ASUNDER tells the story of what happened to an English town during the First World War, with almost all of its men abroad fighting and its women and children left behind.

The research enquiry sought to explore and illuminate issues of migration in 20th century Europe in relation to questions of culture and identity.

Ymedaca was a multi-modal art work that created the largest sculpture ever exhibited at YSP by recasting its entire grounds and facilities as a contemporary translation of Plato’s garden academy

Virginia Heath's BAFTA-nominated documentary evokes the spirit of 20th century Scotland

This chapter, a contribution to a book in the Routledge Ï㽶ÊÓƵ in Cultural and Media Studies series, presents findings from an inquiry into the human propensity for making meaning with and from ordinary things and materials.

The work is an enquiry into whether two strangers suffering past family trauma – a Romanian woman in search of a child that was forcibly taken from her and a Scottish musician confronting the death of his abusive father – can discover a shared empathy to help heal their pain.

‘Hiding in Plain Sight’ explores the relationship between staff, space, institution and the visibility of care work, in the disintegrating UK healthcare system.

This body of work investigates how design research informed by feminist theory and philosophy can facilitate future design ontologies conceived beyond normative patriarchal and capitalist value constructs.

This research explores the subversive potential of reading women, as errancy and transgression, in relation to sexuality and education is explored in work/s structured on the education of women and women as readers.