CV

Jude Browning (b.Edinburgh). Lives in Glasgow.

Curated Programmes & Publications

• Invited Guest Editor Journal of Writing in Creative Practice (Intellect Books). Special issue on Contemporary Feminist Practice. Forthcoming.

• Associate Programmer, David Dale Gallery & Studios (Glasgow) 2020-2023.

• Pre-ramble. Curator. Supported by Creative Scotland, Open Project Funding. Performances from Roy Claire Potter, Jade Montserrat, Susannah Stark, Shona Macnaughton, Sam Hasler, John Ryner, Carl Gent, Nicola Singh, Ashanti Harris, Lucy Duncombe, Jess Higgins, Jude Browning. David Dale Gallery, 2018-2020.

• Research Residency. The Live Art Development Agency, London, May - June 2019

• To write, to speak, to publish, to move. Creative Lab Residency & public programme produced in collaboration with Emmie McLuskey. The CCA, 2017

• Co-Editor of PaperWork Issue ii: Act Natural (supported by the Arts Council England).

• The Optics of Writing: Writing doing (the thing) not describing (it). Conceived and organised with Jessa Mockridge. Performances from Stuart Home, Sam Keogh, Jessa Mockridge and Jude Browning & Jack Owen Gyll. X Marks the Bokship.

• Language is a Creek on the Stair. Performances by Jude Browning, Roy-Claire Potter, Jessa Mockridge, Daphne de Sonneville, Heather Welsh, Catherine Smiles. The Whitechapel Gallery.

Recent Projects & Performances

• Ranters performance-lecture for video. Edited by Yve Lomax, Becoming Fireflies, Forthcoming.

• The Sensuous Grid (working title) performance with Corin Sworn. Limn the Distance Rose Higham-Stainton book launch. Good Press, February 2024. 

• Letters from Vivienne performance-lecture in collaboration with Natalie McGhee. British Artist Network. Commissioned by Tate and Paul Mellon. Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow. November 2023.

• Letters from Vivienne, performance, Dissenter Space Voices in Buildings (cur. Benjamin Owen). November 2023.

• Sue audio for the Sound Sky project. w/ Juliana Huxtable, Mei-mei Berssennbrugge, Stephanie Barber, et al. Commissioned and edited by Anne-Lesley Selcer. Published by Taggverk, Forthcoming.

• My Body is a Weed, commissioned online text, Covan Berlin, Forthcoming.

• Emails for Infection written and performed with Corin Sworn. For Syllabus/SPAM. Good Press, Glasgow. June 2022

• The Ranter live performance with Lesley Hart at SHRILL. McNeils, Glasgow. Organised by Martin Steuck. May 2022 

• The Ranter. Edited with support from Beth Bramich (Goldsmiths, Animating Archives).  Supported by Glasgow Visual Arts Grant. January 2022 

• The Unpickers written and performed with Corin Sworn. Mixed by Richard McMaster. Radiophrenia. February 2022

• Hospitalfield Interdisciplinary Residency, Supported by The Hope Scott Trust, October 2021

• She’s a Bit Much - online research and publishing platform made in collaboration with Catalina Barroso Luque. With contributions from Conor Baird, Lía Garcia Anne Lesley Selcer and Nico Novatore. Launched at Market Gallery, September 2021

• Overlocking written and performed with Corin Sworn. Performance-lecture, Northumbria University, March 2021

• Virtue-is-sci audio essay discussing the work of Karen Finley with performances by Liv Fontaine and Jessa Mockridge. Radiophrenia. November 2020

• Domestic Decadence, collaborative workshop and publication, with Emma Wolf-Haugh and Market Gallery, Glasgow, August 2020

• Pre-ramble Work-in-Progress, online performance project, June-August 2020

• New Writing with New Contemporaries, commissioned performances at Leeds Art Gallery & South London Gallery. November 2019 / January 2020

• Flop to the Floor. Live Art Development Agency (London). November 2019

• Artist Moving Image Festival (AMIF) at Tramway (Glasgow), commissioned performance-lecture. November 2019

• Like an Angel Passing Through My Room. CCA (Glasgow) performance and film screening with Anne-Marie Copestake, commissioned by MAP Magazine. September 2019

• Gestures: Writing that moves between. The Whitworth Art Gallery (Manchester). February 2019

• Smoking Inside Deptford Project Space (London) January 2018

• The Perfect, perfect. Look. The Old Hairdressers (Glasgow). Performed and written with Amelia Barratt. Supported by Glasgow International. May 2018

• His Routine, commissioned performance for Ulay: so you see me. The Cooper Gallery, Dundee. 2017

 Teaching & Workshops

• Teaching Fellow in Contemporary Art Theory, Edinburgh College of Art, 2024-

• Tutor, Edinburgh College of Art 2023.

• Visiting Lecturer, GSA, 2023-ongoing.

• Research Assistant for Professor Corin Sworn, Northumbria University 2022-2023.

• Visiting Lecturer, Northumbria University. 

• Teaching Assistant for Dr Maria Fusco, Edinburgh College of Art.

• PhD Mentor for Master and Undergraduate Students, Edinburgh College of Art.

• Public Voices two-day writing and performance workshop exploring the ‘artist talk’ as performance. Co-organised with Naomie Pearce.

• Curatorial Studio, Sunday Writing Workshop: led with Emmie McCluskey as part of To publish, to speak, to write, to move. CCA, Glasgow.

• Morning Routines Under Microscopy. Workshop commissioned by the Cooper Gallery (Dundee) for members of the Tayside Deaf Hub.

• Academic Assistant for Dr Ruth Pelzer-Montada Perspectives on Contemporary Printmaking (Manchester University Press, 2018).

 Further Education

• 2020 PhD Art, Edinburgh College of Art. Mouthwork: Public Address and Laboured Expression. Supported by the Edinburgh College of Art Scholarship.

• 2104 MFA Art Writing, Goldsmiths University, London. Supported by the Carnegie Trust.

• 2008 Artist Bookmaking, Painting, Fine Art Printmaking, Emily Carr University of Art and Design, Vancouver.

• 2010 Painting and Printmaking, Glasgow School of Art.

Awards

• Curatorial Travel Grant, Venice 2024. British Council & Creative Scotland.

• Stephen Palmer Travel Grant 2024, Creative Scotland.

• A-N Artist Bursary 2023

• Arvon Writers Grant to support Residential Writing Week: Libretto. 2023.

• Jonathan Ruffer Curatorial Grant 2022: to support research into interdisciplinary artistic practices and spaces supporting modes of rehearsal-as-from in Berlin & Amsterdam

• Visual Arts Scotland Grant, 2023.

• VACMA Bursary, 2023.

• The Hope Scott Trust Bursary, 2021.

• Creative Scotland Open Fund, 2021-2022.

• Creative Scotland Open Project Funding, 2019-2020.

• SGSAH Award: Cohort Development Fund, 2017.

• Edinburgh College of Art PhD Scholarship 2015-2018.

• The Carneigie Trust Bursary, 2013.

• Dissertation Prize, Glasgow School of Art, 2010.