Graham Janna

Graham Janna is a Lecturer in the Department of Visual Cultures at Goldsmiths, University of London. Her work focuses on arts education, curatorial practices, and social justice. She leads projects such as The Monument is the Struggle, exploring colonial histories in urban spaces. She has contributed to initiatives like the Serpentine Gallery Project Skills Exchange, addressing care and social transformation.

• University: Goldsmiths, University of London
• Department: Department of Visual Cultures
• Roles: Lecturer, Researcher, Curator

Her research interests span curatorial pedagogy, institutional analysis, and anti-colonial practices. Recent projects include collaborative studies on migration narratives and public art’s role in marginalized communities.

Her articles analyze topics like precarity, museum-making, and emancipatory education through interdisciplinary frameworks. She co-authored Training for Exploitation?, critiquing neoliberal education systems.

• Key Collaborations: Precarious Workers Brigade, Serpentine Gallery
• Funding: Mayor of London’s Untold Stories, Goldsmiths Impact Fund