“Mnemosyne: Memory as a Voice for Nature, Explorations into the Contemporary Art of Land Use Interpretation.”  Artist Naomi Fitzsimmons and Laura Rosser are collaborating on a project exploring fog and obsolescence. An early iteration of their project has been shown at Goucher College, Baltimore. The short film has been edited…

Tuesday 21 October, from 4:30pm Exhibition opening and artist talk:  Details to follow… Laura Rosser, Glad Fryer and Simon Clark Initial Viewing: Tuesday 21 October, 4:30pm Goldfish Bowl Gallery Live Conversation: Tuesday 21 October, 5pm Lecture Theatre 1 Private View: Tuesday 21 October, 6pm Goldfish Bowl Gallery Exhibition: 20 October…

  Laura is part of the Expanded Librarians research group, initiated by artists Beverley Carruthers and Wiebke Leister in 2023. As part of this ongoing project, a small group of Expanded Librarians (Beverley Carruthers, Robert Good, Jane Glennie, and Sharon Young) attended MIX 2025: Writing with Technologies at Bath Spa…

Following the co-writing of a paper with Andrew Prior and David Strang for the Media Art History conference, Laura attended a workshop led by both artists at 37 Looe Street in Plymouth. She brought along her Fisher Price record player, Silver Reed 100 typewriter, and dot matrix printer dust as…

Alongside Andrew Prior (University of Plymouth) and David Strang (Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, China), Laura will present a co-written paper on Post-Digital Workshops in Co-Creation and Co-Design at the International Histories of Media Art, Science and Technology conference, titled Re:generative, taking place in Colombia from 2–9 May 2025. https://www.mediaarthistory.org/?page_id=4688