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Agata Lulkowska

0000-0003-1685-1275

Senior Lecturer in Film Production (Creative arts and writing; Education; History, heritage and archaeology; Human society; Indigenous studies; Language, communication and culture; Law and legal studies; Philosophy and religious studies; Economics)

Interdisciplinary Art/Practice-based researcher with a background in photography and multimedia arts. Co-founder and Director of the Communities & Communication - International Conference and Festival, Managing Editor at the International Journal of Creative Media Research, Editorial board member at Media Practice and Education, and former Artistic Director and Head of Programming at the Discovering Latin America Film Festival. Recipient of the International Award for Excellence for The Journal of Communication and Media Studies (June 2020). Forthcoming Publication: Practice-based Research for Filmmakers, Routledge, 2023. I'm actively engaged in creating a support system for art/practice-based researchers. My recent research film, 'The voice of Sierra Nevada', was recently shortlisted for the prestigious AHRC Research in Film Awards, and has won the Excellence Award at Docs Without Borders Film Festival. ​ For more details, please check my institutional profile.

Publications

  • Voice of the Arhuacos: Transcending the Borders of “Indigenous” Filmmaking in Colombia
  • The Voice of the Sierra Nevada
  • New Ways of Seeing - Art and Science Heading Towards the Future
  • A love letter to cinema – and how films help us get through difficult times
  • Parasite: at last the Oscars jumps the ‘one-inch’ subtitles barrier
  • An Oscar for Parasite? The global rise of South Korean film
  • Samotność i cielesność w filmach francuskich reżyserek: Claire Denis, Catherine Breillart i Agnès Jaoui
  • Decolonising Local Knowledge – Arhuaco Filmmaking as a Form of Cultural Opposition
  • Communities and Communication 2022 - Diverse Voice; Call for Submissions
  • The Invention of Creativity. Modern Society and the Culture of the New by Andreas Reckwitz, translated by Steven Black, Cambridge, UK; Malden, USA, Polity Press, 2017, 310 pp., £20.32 (paperback), ISBN 978-0-7456-970408
  • Whose impact is it? A decolonised approach in intercultural communication and creative methods in practice-based research
  • Inclusive curatorial strategies: A case study of an interdisciplinary conference and festival: Communities and Communication
  • Filmmaking in Academia
  • Introduction
  • What is (filmmaking-based) practice research?
  • How to tame your inner artist
  • Navigating interdisciplinary quagmires 1
  • How to design effective (and ethical) methodologies?
  • How to balance practice, theory, and reflective evaluation?
  • What's next?
  • Whose impact is it?
  • Conclusion, or building an effective support system
  • Afterword
  • Taming your inner artist – creative practice research as a form of conceptual art (of jazz players of academia)
  • Rebellious academia – the potential of creative practice research. Collaborative experimental provocation

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