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Co-curating with trans people: The Challenges of collaborating with heterogenous minoritised communities
Iervolino, S., 2023, Museum Management and Curatorship. Routledge-Taylor Francis, Vol. 38. p. 117-140 24 p. (Museum Management and Curatorship).
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › peer-review

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Una Questione di classe: Musei e Pandemia nel Regno Unito
Translated title of the contribution: A class issue: Museums and the Pandemic in the United KingdomIervolino, S. & Sergi, D., 2023, (Accepted/In press) Il museo necessario: Mappe per tempi complessi. Bodo, S. & Cimoli, A. C. (eds.). Nomos, p. 217 227 p.
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › peer-review
We Need to Talk about Class: Towards a class-based approach in contemporary museum theory and practice
Iervolino, S. & Sergi, D., 25 Jun 2023, (Accepted/In press) In: Museum Worlds: Advances in Research.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Museums, Class and the Pandemic: An investigation into the lived experiences of working-class Londoners
Iervolino, S. & Sergi, D., 2022, 64 p. Museum of London.
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Curating Contemporary Global Art in Doha, Qatar: Anticipated “Conversations,” Undesirable Controversies and State Self-Censorship
Iervolino, S., 14 Jul 2020, Curating under Pressure: International perspectives on negotiating conflict and upholding integrity. Marstine, J. & Mintcheva, S. (eds.). Routledge, p. 51-71
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › peer-review

Creative AI: machine learning as a medium in artistic and curatorial practice
Bunz, M., Hedges, M. & Iervolino, S.
AHRC Arts and Humanities Research Council
14/02/2020 → 13/02/2022
Project: Research

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Co-curating with trans people: The Challenges of collaborating with heterogenous minoritised communities

Una Questione di classe: Musei e Pandemia nel Regno Unito

We Need to Talk about Class: Towards a class-based approach in contemporary museum theory and practice

Museums, Class and the Pandemic: An investigation into the lived experiences of working-class Londoners

Curating Contemporary Global Art in Doha, Qatar: Anticipated “Conversations,” Undesirable Controversies and State Self-Censorship

Creative AI: machine learning as a medium in artistic and curatorial practice

Serena Iervolino

Fingerprint

Collaborations and top research areas from the last five years

Research output

Co-curating with trans people: The Challenges of collaborating with heterogenous minoritised communities

Una Questione di classe: Musei e Pandemia nel Regno Unito

We Need to Talk about Class: Towards a class-based approach in contemporary museum theory and practice

Museums, Class and the Pandemic: An investigation into the lived experiences of working-class Londoners

Curating Contemporary Global Art in Doha, Qatar: Anticipated “Conversations,” Undesirable Controversies and State Self-Censorship

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Creative AI: machine learning as a medium in artistic and curatorial practice