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This research journey began with doctoral research that produced an award-winning thesis in the fields of visual sociology, post-critical pedagogies, and qualitative methodological development. And further, created public interest and was podcast by the Toronto Review of Books, The monograph based was published in a high profile series “Advances in Semiotics” by Bloomsbury Publishing, a house that was shortlisted for Academic, Educational & Professional Publisher of the Year in 2015. The monograph was launched at King’s University College in March, 2015 and published in paperback in 2016.
My ongoing research projects connect to many of the important touchstones in this formative project including theories of the image, digital and visual sociological matters, alternative pedagogies, qualitative research design and Latin American collaborations particularly in Argentina, Mexico, Cuba and Venezuela. |
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These montages represented part of the analysis in a process of research-creation. Each video reflects a moment in time where I am grappling with a specific question, problem, or affective knot. |
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One chapter was a digital story before it became a book chapter.
This was the first process video I made for the project and was still developing a kind of visual rhetoric. |
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