Caroline Douglas
MPhil work
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A View to a New Art of Dying and Painting (after Elizabeth Fulhame), Caroline Douglas 2018
White Silk and Silver Nitrate, Royal College of Art School of Arts and Humanities PhD summer research exhibition and performance event FLIGHT MODEA View to a New Art of Dying and Painting (after Elizabeth Fulhame), Caroline Douglas 2018
White Silk and Silver Nitrate, Royal College of Art School of Arts and Humanities PhD summer research exhibition and performance event FLIGHT MODE -
A View to a New Art of Dying and Painting (after Elizabeth Fulhame), Caroline Douglas 2018
White Silk and Silver Nitrate, Documentation, Royal College of Art School of Arts and Humanities PhD summer research exhibition and performance event FLIGHT MODEA View to a New Art of Dying and Painting (after Elizabeth Fulhame), Caroline Douglas 2018
White Silk and Silver Nitrate, Documentation, Royal College of Art School of Arts and Humanities PhD summer research exhibition and performance event FLIGHT MODE -
A View to a New Art of Dying and Painting (after Elizabeth Fulhame), Caroline Douglas 2018
White Silk and Silver Nitrate, Royal College of Art School of Arts and Humanities PhD summer research exhibition and performance event FLIGHT MODEA View to a New Art of Dying and Painting (after Elizabeth Fulhame), Caroline Douglas 2018
White Silk and Silver Nitrate, Royal College of Art School of Arts and Humanities PhD summer research exhibition and performance event FLIGHT MODE
Retouching The Archive: Unknown Women in Early Photography in Scotland
Info
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MPhil
School
School of Arts & Humanities
Programme
Arts & Humanities Research, 2017–
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Contact
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+44 (0) 7714258670
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Caroline Douglas is an artist working with photography and moving image. Her PhD by Project looks at the gendering of photography since its invention. Driven by the archival, haptic and optic, she focusses on the role of women in early Scottish photography. This work incorporates a range of photographic collections and archives, including; the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Scottish National Portrait Gallery, the University of Glasgow, and the University of St Andrews. The project is supported by technē - the AHRC Doctoral Training Partnership.
Caroline is a member of the steering committee for the RCA School of Art and Humanities open Research Network Speaking of Her. She is a contributor to Photomonitor, and has worked as a tutor and lecturer at Edinburgh College of Art and Edinburgh Napier University.
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Degrees
- Postgraduate Master of Fine Art (with Distinction), The Glasgow School of Art, 2010; BA (Hons) Photography, (First Class), Edinburgh College of Art, 2006
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Experience
- Steering Committee, Speaking of Her, RCA Open Research Network, 2019; The Facture of Research; a process-led residency enquiry into method for artist-researchers, University of Cumbria, 2018; Art and Design Studies Tutor, (Photography), Edinburgh College of Art, 2012-2017; Photography Lecturer, BA (Hons) Photography, Edinburgh Napier University, 2012-2017; International Residency, Project Fabrika, Moscow, Russia, 2011; AiR Artist in Residence, Fondazione Fotografia, Modena, Italy, 2010; MFA Postgraduate Residency, School of the Art Institute, Chicago, 2009; Re:Create Artist in Residence, Stills Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland, 2008; BA (Hons) Exchange, Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, 2005
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Exhibitions
- 'SEND BACK THE MONEY!' An Evening With Frederick Douglass, Organised by Dr. Hannah-Rose Murray, (University of Nottingham) and Dr. Arun Sood, (University of Plymouth), The Jam House Edinburgh, 2018; FLIGHT MODE, Royal College of Art Group Show, Asylum, Peckham - Group Show, 2018; Documents, Lumen Studios, The Crypt, Bethnal Green - Group Show, 2018; Flash Forward 2016, Magenta Publishing for the Arts, Toronto - Group Show, 2016; BPF OPEN16 Showcase & Moving Image Showreel, Brighton Photo Fringe, 2016; Thingness, Künstlerhaus, Dortmund, Germany - Group Show, 2016; Mount Florida Screenings 01, Mount Florida Studios, Glasgow - Screening, 2016; Evidence, FORMAT International Photography Festival, Quad, Derby - Group Show, 2015; Zero Hours Creativity, Edinburgh Art Fair, Represented by Stills Gallery - Group Show, 2015; An Attendant’s Portrait, PHOTOUKINDIA, British Council, New Delhi - Group Show, 2015; An Attendant’s Portrait: A One-Day Installation at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery, 2013; Mémoire Involontaire, Columbia University School of the Arts, New York - Group Show, 2012; 9th International Helen Keller Award, Glasgow Caledonian University - Group Show, 2011; Reflection: Contemporary Visual Arts and Crafts in Edinburgh, City Art Centre - Group Show, 2011-12; Everything that comes before us, Project Fabrika, Moscow - Solo Show, 2011; Transience, Photography Open Salon, Arles at Gallerie Huit, Arles - Group Show, 2011; New Work Scotland Programme Annual Showreel, Collective Gallery, Edinburgh - Screening, 2010
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Awards
- Scottish Society for Art History Research Support Grant, 2019; The British Association for Victorian Studies (BAVS) Funding Grant Award, 2018; Women’s History Scotland Bursary, 2018; technē Doctoral Training Partnership, Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC), 2017-2020; University of St Andrews Library Visiting Scholarship, 2017
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Conferences
- 'Newhaven Madonna', Say Something Back: A symposium exploring forms of art practice-based research and feminism, TS Eliot Theatre, Merton College, Oxford, 2019; 'The Woman Who Was Alive There’: Hill and Adamson’s portrait of Newhaven Fishwife Elizabeth Johnstone Hall', Women, Work and Commerce in the Creative Industries, Britain 1750 – 1950’ Symposium, V&A, 2019; 'Capturing and Collecting: Thinking About Ways We Store Memory, History of Art, University of St Andrews, 2018; 'Retouching the Archive', Visiting Scholar Talk, University of St Andrews, 2017; 'For Arbus: Unconditional but Critical ', ARTIST ROOMS Kirkcaldy Galleries, 2015
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Publications
- 'Conceiving Reproduction', PROVA, the annual RCA Humanities Research Forum Journal, Issue 4, 2018