Anna Bunting-Branch’s work in painting, moving image and writing explores feminist visions and re-visions of history.  Inspired by the desire for different kinds of languages – as between painting and digital animation; image and object; fact and fiction – her practice plays with the boundaries between forms, disciplines and genres.  

 

Anna is currently undertaking a practice-related PhD at Slade School of Fine Art, University College London, supported by the AHRC London Arts & Humanities Partnership.  Her thesis, titled ‘Practicing the Difference––Reading feminist science fiction with Luce Irigaray’, considers feminist SF as a methodology to approach the speculative question of sexual difference in both theory and practice.

 

Recent exhibitions, publications and events include, you feel me_, FACT Liverpool (2019); Fandom as Methodology, Goldsmiths Press/MIT (2019); Warm Worlds and Otherwise, Wysing Arts Centre (2018); POEKHALI!, Bergen Kunsthall (2018); figure, feels, fantom, Art Licks Issue 22 (2018); Hauntopia/What If?, The Research Pavilion, Venice (2017); I AM SF, CCA Derry~Londonderry (2017); The Labours of Barren House, Jerwood Space (2017); Witchy Methodologies, ICA London (2017).   

 

www.annabuntingbranch.com