• Space and value in the contemporary art museum: The journey of a performance document at Tate 

  Finbow, A (Intellect, 1 September 2017)

  The space of the museum, rather than being monolithic and heterogeneous, is complex, fluid and fractured. As an institution, its multiple spaces relate to a variety of activities, motivations and attitudes towards the ...

• Multiplicity in the documentation of performance-based artworks: Displaying multi-media documentation in Rebecca Horn’s Body Sculptures at Tate 

  Finbow, A (Taylor & Francis (Routledge), 29 June 2018)

  This paper addresses some of the key issues around authenticity within the ephemeral performance and durable document dichotomy. Engaging with these two artistic practices within the frame of the museum and in the context ...

• Looking for Lela Simone: Singin’ in the Rain and Microhistories of Women’s Sound Work Behind the Scenes and Below-the-Line in Classical Hollywood Cinema 

  Hanson, H (Taylor & Francis (Routledge), 2019)

• Playing the Fool: The Subversive Literary Apologetics of John Bunyan and Blaise Pascal 

  Parry, D (Association Études Épistémè, 10 July 2019)

  John Bunyan and Blaise Pascal seem unlikely bedfellows – a fiercely Protestant English artisan with only vernacular literacy and a devoutly Catholic French polymath. Yet there are striking affinities between the two in ...

• Value and the Humanities: The Neoliberal University and Our Victorian Inheritance 

  Bulaitis, Z (Palgrave Macmillan, 2020)

  The book engages with crucial contemporary debates about the future for the humanities. It is highly significant given the widespread attention currently being directed towards this area both in terms of public debate and ...

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