Anna Bromley

Anna Bromley is an Assistant Professor at the School of Media Arts, Academy of Media Arts Cologne. She holds a double degree in political science (Humboldt University, Berlin) and art (Hochschulen für bildende Künste, Bremen and Hamburg).

• Political science and art interdisciplinary research
• Focus on sound studies and queer theory
• Collaborations with nGbK, Academy of the Arts of the World, documenta14

Her research explores process-based hybrid methods at the intersection of cultural research and art, analyzing representative speech patterns while amplifying subversive voices that disrupt institutional orders. Recent work examines 1970s-80s clandestine radio as sites of protest and resistance.

Academic output reveals recurring themes in sound studies, queer theory, media critique, and decolonial practices. Collaborative projects include the Glossary of Inflationary Terms (2013) and Jokebook (2015) exploring non-hierarchical knowledge production.

Scientific awards and recognitions: No specific awards mentioned in the text.

She actively engages with non-hierarchical collectives, co-authoring with Michael Fesca and Elke Krasny, and participating in international exhibitions at HKW Berlin, documenta14, and Volksbühne Berlin. Her exMedia Lab affiliation connects to experimental media practices blending political science and artistic research.