Marilyn Allen
Background
Dr Marilyn Allen has worked in higher education for over twenty years and is employed as a Director of Studies and Supervisor for research degree candidates across a range of contemporary art and media practices at Swansea College of Art. Dr Allen currently supervises practice-based research on affect and digitality, performance and textuality, duration and temporality, technologies of détournement and critical perspectives on feminism and gender studies.
PhDs supervised to completion include:
‘Continuums and Conjunctions: Architectural and Philosophical Perspectives’, 2023
‘Frictive Philosophies’, 2023
‘Considering ‘The Encounter’ in Gallery Community Programmes’, 2021. (KESS II)
‘Bio-rhythms / Digi-rhythms: Synthesising the Digitally Mediated Body Through Performative Methodologies’, 2020. (KESS II)
‘Unreported Failure in Participatory Arts Evaluation and its Impact on Artists’ Wellbeing’, 2020. (KESS II)
‘Landscape Aesthetics in Practice’, 2018.
Specialist Subjects
- Practice-based Arts Research.
- Applied Philosophy.
- Postructuralist Philosophy.
- Performative Writing.
Professional and/or Research Experience
Qualifications
- 2016 PhD University of Wales
- 2004 PGCE Coleg Sir Gar
- 2001 MA Fine Art, University of Wales Institute Cardiff
- 1999 BA (Hons) Fine Art, Southampton Institute of Higher Education
Languages Spoken
Professional Membership or Roles
Professional Publications
- Publications:
- Allen, M. 2027. 'Glitch Machines' in, Beyond Networks of Domination: Rethinking Machinic Media, Digitality & Cinema of our Times, Shashibhusan Nayak [Ed.], Springer Nature.
- Allen, M. Gørrill, H. & Williams, S. 2027. Wife, Witch, Whore: Essential Conversations about Gender, Art and Culture, Bloomsbury Publishing.
- Allen, M. 2021. Sonnet 100, Textshop Experiments.
- Allen, M. 'Tempestas Digital', in, Social/Affects, Martin Patrick [Ed.], (ISSN 2469-3022), Drain Journal, Vol.17.1, 2021.
- Allen, M. 'de[re]territorialisation', in, Distribution, (ISSN 2856008-5), On_Culture Journal, Vol. 8, December 2019. https://www.on-culture.org/journal/perspectives/dereterritorialisation/
- Conferences and Symposia:
- Allen, M. 'Digital Live[li]ness', Small Scale Solutions: Re-Inventing the Live Event Symposium, Bangor University, 21 February 2022
- Allen, M. 'A Poetic Interrelation with the Digital Other', Projectivisms Symposium, Cardiff University, 18 May 2018
- Allen, M. 'A Dialogic Interrelation with the Electronic Other,' Language Game[s]: Poetry, Logic and Artificial Language Symposium, Chelsea College of Arts, 5 May 2017.