Hope Strickland is an artist filmmaker and researcher from Manchester, UK. Her current work is concerned with postcolonial ecologies and the bonds between resource extraction and racial violence; as well as the temporal fractures and intimacies that can be found in working across archival, digital and 16mm film practices. Hope’s PhD research at CREAM is a comparative exploration of the North of England and Cockpit County, Jamaica, examining maroon ecologies and fugitive dreams alongside the camera’s capacity to survey, track, and haunt.
PhD Researchers
- → Bisan Abu Eisheh
- → John van Aitken
- → Verónica Posada
- → Pablo Antoli
- → Daphne Astor
- → Karin Bareman
- → Stav Bee
- → Victoria Burgher
- → Zoe Butt
- → Victoria Cagol
- → Patrick F. Campos
- → Megan Carnrite
- → Sunyoung Kim
- → Ralph Klewitz
- → Laura Johanna König
- → Maria Lalou
- → Mary Martins
- → Harry Meadows
- → Ellen Nolan
- → Christina Peake
- → Catherine Roche
- → Lucy Rogers
- → Ukrit Sa-nguanhai
- → Hope Strickland
- → Francesco Visconti
- → Camille Waring