Master of Arts in Material Culture Supervisor: Dr. Megan Strickfaden
Andrea House
Tag: Material Culture
Elsie Rebecca Osei
Doctor of Philosophy in Human Ecology Supervisor: Dr. Megan Strickfaden Research Area: My area of research lies at the intersection of disability studies and material culture, with a particular focus on fashion hacking. This innovative field examines how adaptive clothing […]
Karen Fraser
Doctor of Philosophy Supervisor: Dr. Arlene Oak
Qi Wang
Master of Arts in Material Culture (Thesis based) Supervisor: Dr. Anne Bissonnette
Orsolya Welch
Master of Arts in Material Culture (Course based) Supervisors: Dr. Megan Strickfaden & Dr. Janet Fast Research topic: Design’s Role in Care Environments My research examines how design contributes to the positive and negative experiences of residents and individuals connected with […]
Jill Thomson
Master of Arts in Material Culture (Course based) Supervisor: Dr. Megan Strickfaden Research topic: Visual Artist – Completing a series of Urban Garden paintings I have been writing about my own making process and examining my paintings as Material Culture. Publications […]
Jennifer Kowton
Master of Arts in Material Culture (Thesis based) Supervisor: Dr. Arlene Oak & Dr. Julia Petrov Publications and other research contributions: McQueen, R., Kowton, J., & Degenstein, L. (2020). Smell and sustainability: Can odour shorten the life span of clothing? […]
Patricia Siferd
Doctor of Philosophy Supervisor: Dr. Julia Petrov Dissertation Title: “This little collection of rubbish”: A Biography of Lady Charlotte’s Fans Fans have been used globally for over 5000 years for practical reasons, like winnowing grain or signaling military personnel. They […]
Kim Bates
Master of Arts in Material Culture Studies (Thesis Based) Supervisor: Dr. Arlene Oak Research topic: An exploration of how the stories that quilt documentation projects collect from the quilts they document can help us to understand more about the history and […]
Karly Coleman
Doctor of Philosophy Supervisor: Dr. Arlene Oak Dissertation Title: Developing and debating bicycle lanes: People, streets, and talk. City streets can become contested spaces when new types of material infrastructures, such as bike lanes, are retrofitted into them. I examine public […]