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Dr. Dana Ariel is a Senior Lecturer and Course Leader of the MA Photography program at the University of Portsmouth’s Faculty of Creative & Cultural Industries, within the School of Architecture, Art and Design. She holds a PhD from University College London's Slade School of Fine Art (2018), focusing on Sites of Unlearning: Encountering Perforated Ground. Her work bridges artistic practice with socio-political inquiry, addressing conflict, memory, and environmental change through photography, printmaking, and multimedia.
Education:
- PhD (2018): Slade School of Fine Art, UCL, London (awarded by London Arts & Humanities Partnership)
- Pre-doctoral work: Engagements with Palestinian-Israeli landscapes and postcolonial theory
Research Interests:
- Conflict landscapes and militarization
- Processes of unlearning and collective memory
- Climate change impacts through artistic lenses
- Photography as socio-political intervention
Awards:
- Brighton Photo Fringe OPEN16 (2016)
- Hariban Award Honourable Mention (2020)
- Barto Dos Santos Memorial Award (2017)
- Supported by British Council’s UK/Viet Nam Season 2023
Grants & Collaborations:
- Interdisciplinary project on climate change and sleep with Vietnamese institutions (2022–2024)
- Camera Obscura International Project (2021–2022)
- Member of UoP Photography Research Group
Labs/Teams: Active in cross-disciplinary collaborations, including environmental art initiatives and conflict zone documentation networks.
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