In November, alongside Dr Louise Bell and Dr Laura Hopes, we are in residence at Grow studios Plymouth to exhibit a collective body of practice. We will also be speaking on this project at the Contemporary Historical Archaeology in Theory conference at Plymouth University. Through multiple forms of telling –…

  As part of the Expanded Librarian research group, Laura – alongside her fellow Expanded Librarians – created a pre-recorded video contribution on an homage to Canetti – a series of characterisations for the SIG1 Language-based Artistic Research session, taking place as part of the forthcoming SAR FORUM (10 -11…

Laura Rosser and colleague Naomi Fitzsimmons from Falmouth University launch their first event for the new collective Broken Noses at CAST in Helston. Broken Noses working statement:   Breakdown is not a yes––no, it is yes and no. Broken Noses is an ongoing project queering/curious to explore breakdown as an…

Artists Karen Abadie and Laura Rosser will be in conversation with writer-artist and Associate Professor in Fine Art, Nottingham Trent University, Emma Cocker for Uncertain Encounters: Embracing the Unknown, exploring themes of the current exhibition Resonating Bodies.  

Programming designed to inspire, challenge and entertain   The Levinsky Gallery exhibition series opens with Resonating Bodies, exploring the complexities of relationships between humans and machines. The exhibition responds to the fragility and uncertainty that we face in our increasingly digital and automated world. At a time when our sense…