News
New Visual Politics Event Program to be held in Stockholm next Semester
Preliminary announcement about our new Visual Politics event program for next semester. All events will be held online and in-person at the Swedish Defence University in Stockholm.
Inauguration Lecture at Försvarshögskolan in Stockholm on 6 May
Installation Lecture at the Swedish Defence University in Stockholm on 6 May 2026
New publication: How does it feel to live with kidney disease?
Zoltan Endre, Sophie Harman and Roland Bleiker engaging Emma Hutchison’s Blog Dialysis Days in The Lancet
Available to Watch: Marshall Beier and Helen Berents on the Visual Economies of Childhood
Prof Marshall Beier (McMaster) and A/Prof Helen Berents (Griffith) discuss their collaboration about images of childhood as technologies in the governance of political violence.
Upcoming Event: Marshall Beier and Helen Berents on the Visual Economies of Childhood
Prof Marshall Beier from McMaster University in Canada and A/Prof Helen Berents from Griffith University discuss their longstanding and highly successful research collaboration about images of childhood as technologies in the governance of political violence.
Available to Watch: Saffron O’Neill on The Visual Life of Climate Change
Prof Saffron O’Neill from the University of Exeter discusses her new book The Visual Life of Climate Change (Bristol University Press 2025) with Prof Matt McDonald (UQ).
Upcoming Event: Saffron O’Neill on The Visual Life of Climate Change
Prof Saffron O’Neill from the University of Exeter discusses her fascinating new book The Visual Life of Climate Change (Bristol University Press 2025) with Prof Matt McDonald (UQ).
Available to Watch: Marcelle Trotte Martins on The Visual Politics of Wounded Bodies
Dr Marcelle Trote Martins from the University of Manchester discusses her new book Affective Imageries: Visual Politics of Wounded Bodies in Timor-Leste (Bloomsbury 2024)
Upcoming Event: Marcelle Trote Martins on The Visual Politics of Wounded Bodies
Dr Marcelle Trote Martins discusses her new book Affective Imageries: Visual Politics of Wounded Bodies in Timor-Leste (Bloomsbury 2024).