Dr Judith Winter

External Examiner, Department for Critical and Historical Studies
2022

Description Kingston School of Art

Researching the Contemporary
Critical Issues in Fine Art: Research & Practice
Research Proposal & Portfolio
Special Topics in Art and Design
Fine Art and Fine Art & Art History, Dissertation

Affiliated Organisations Kingston University

Description	Kingston School of Art Researching the Contemporary Critical Issues in Fine Art: Research & Practice Research Proposal & Portfolio Special Topics in Art and Design Fine Art and Fine Art & Art History, Dissertation
Affiliated Organisations	Kingston University

External Examiner, Faculty of Arts
2021

Description University of Northumbria: Faculty of Arts & Design
History and Theory of Visual Arts
Extended Study in Fine Art
Research Methods
Critical Contexts
MRes Dissertation (Cross-Disciplinary)

Affiliated Organisations Northumbria University

Research Themes Pedagogy

Org Units Legacy Gray's School of Art

Description	University of Northumbria: Faculty of Arts & Design History and Theory of Visual Arts Extended Study in Fine Art Research Methods Critical Contexts MRes Dissertation (Cross-Disciplinary)
Affiliated Organisations	Northumbria University
Research Themes	Pedagogy
Org Units	Legacy Gray's School of Art

Chair & Trustee, Forgan Art Centre, Scotland
2021

Henry Moore Institute & HMF / Guest Curator
2018 - 2020

Description Edward Allington: Things Unsaid
25 Oct 2019 – 23 Feb 2020

URL https://www.henry-moore.org/press-office/press-release/2019/07/09/edward-allington-things-unsaid

Description	Edward Allington: Things Unsaid 25 Oct 2019 – 23 Feb 2020
URL	https://www.henry-moore.org/press-office/press-release/2019/07/09/edward-allington-things-unsaid

Bauhaus Dessau Foundation /Open Studio / Associate
2013 - 2019

Description The Bauhaus Dessau Foundation is a non-profit foundation, funded by the State of Saxony-Anhalt, the Federal Commissioner for Culture and the Media and the City of Dessau-Roßlau. Between 2013 - 2019 I took part in a series of Conferences, events and projects in the lead up to the Bauhaus 100th Anniversary. I also contributed to 'Edition Bauhaus 57' Design Rehearsals: Conversations about Bauhaus Legacy. published by Spector Books.

The Bauhaus Dessau Foundation is an artistic-scientific Foundation with the mission of preserving and passing on the ideas and themes of the Bauhaus. The Foundation’s work is historically reflexive and simultaneously investigates the present-day relevance and contemporary potentials that may be derived from the Bauhaus legacy for the twenty-first century.

Since its founding as a school the Bauhaus has been a place of radical new beginnings, with traditional knowledge being replaced by an integral and experimental approach which moves between art, technology and the natural sciences and incorporates sensory experiences.

URL https://www.bauhaus-dessau.de/en/programmes/bauhaus-open-studios/open-studio-manchester.html

Description	The Bauhaus Dessau Foundation is a non-profit foundation, funded by the State of Saxony-Anhalt, the Federal Commissioner for Culture and the Media and the City of Dessau-Roßlau. Between 2013 - 2019 I took part in a series of Conferences, events and projects in the lead up to the Bauhaus 100th Anniversary. I also contributed to 'Edition Bauhaus 57' Design Rehearsals: Conversations about Bauhaus Legacy. published by Spector Books. The Bauhaus Dessau Foundation is an artistic-scientific Foundation with the mission of preserving and passing on the ideas and themes of the Bauhaus. The Foundation’s work is historically reflexive and simultaneously investigates the present-day relevance and contemporary potentials that may be derived from the Bauhaus legacy for the twenty-first century. Since its founding as a school the Bauhaus has been a place of radical new beginnings, with traditional knowledge being replaced by an integral and experimental approach which moves between art, technology and the natural sciences and incorporates sensory experiences.
URL	https://www.bauhaus-dessau.de/en/programmes/bauhaus-open-studios/open-studio-manchester.html

Guest Curator / Toby Paterson: Thresholds / Edinburgh Visual Arts Festival
2013 - 2015

Description Curated by Judith Winter in partnership with Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centres, Edinburgh Visual Arts Festival & Edinburgh Sculpture Workshops. Resulting in a Public Exhibition and Publication funded by Creative Scotland.

The exhibition brings together a series of works produced as gifts for the seven Maggie’s Centres across Scotland. These works were presented alongside memory drawings and models giving the audience an insight into the inspiration, contexts and the process of creation and production involved in their development.

Both artist and curator were drawn to develop the project through their personal and professional interest in the founding ethos of Maggie Keswick Jencks and as a response to her writing in 'View from the Frontline'. The resultant series of constructed reliefs presented at Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop focus on the process of making through direct experiences with people and places, echoing the sensibility of Maggie’s Centres themselves. Brought together in a single exhibition at Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop for the duration of the festival, the reliefs were then carefully re-located following the conclusion of the exhibition. The gifted works were intended to sit quietly at the threshold of each centre, as a family of ‘things’ specific to each location, but connected through a shared experience.

URL https://edinburghsculpture.org/exhibitions-featured/thresholds-toby-paterson/

Description	Curated by Judith Winter in partnership with Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centres, Edinburgh Visual Arts Festival & Edinburgh Sculpture Workshops. Resulting in a Public Exhibition and Publication funded by Creative Scotland. The exhibition brings together a series of works produced as gifts for the seven Maggie’s Centres across Scotland. These works were presented alongside memory drawings and models giving the audience an insight into the inspiration, contexts and the process of creation and production involved in their development. Both artist and curator were drawn to develop the project through their personal and professional interest in the founding ethos of Maggie Keswick Jencks and as a response to her writing in 'View from the Frontline'. The resultant series of constructed reliefs presented at Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop focus on the process of making through direct experiences with people and places, echoing the sensibility of Maggie’s Centres themselves. Brought together in a single exhibition at Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop for the duration of the festival, the reliefs were then carefully re-located following the conclusion of the exhibition. The gifted works were intended to sit quietly at the threshold of each centre, as a family of ‘things’ specific to each location, but connected through a shared experience.
URL	https://edinburghsculpture.org/exhibitions-featured/thresholds-toby-paterson/

Critical Dialogues, Scotland + Venice / Project Producer
2012 - 2012

Description Critical Dialogues was a project showcasing emergent architectural practices in Scotland. The four architecture practices selected by Jonathan Charly & Judith Winter were provided with a studio space on the via Garabaldi, from this base they set up a number of projects that reflected their diverse approaches to r+d. DO Architecture, GRAS, Pidgin Perfect and Stone Opera were selected – all responded to the Biennale’s theme ‘Common Ground’ by organising a week-long sequence of activities that engaged with marginalised places and social organisations. The four practices also mirrored the approach in Venice by developing similar projects for the Scottish context.

URL https://www.ads.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/7739_critical-dialogues-publication.pdf

Description	Critical Dialogues was a project showcasing emergent architectural practices in Scotland. The four architecture practices selected by Jonathan Charly & Judith Winter were provided with a studio space on the via Garabaldi, from this base they set up a number of projects that reflected their diverse approaches to r+d. DO Architecture, GRAS, Pidgin Perfect and Stone Opera were selected – all responded to the Biennale’s theme ‘Common Ground’ by organising a week-long sequence of activities that engaged with marginalised places and social organisations. The four practices also mirrored the approach in Venice by developing similar projects for the Scottish context.
URL	https://www.ads.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/7739_critical-dialogues-publication.pdf

British Council Scotland, Art Advisor
2011 - 2012

Description Scottish advisor for the Visual Arts Team, London. Supported the development of artist-led initiatives within a global context. Developed a number of international networking events involving colleagues from the India Art Summit, Istanbul Biennale, Documenta and Sao Paulo Biennale. Initiated a visiting curators project entitled 'corridor' with arts professionals from Brazil, India, Germany and France for Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art (GI) 2012. Organised a delegation of Arts & Culture delegates on behalf of Scottish Government. 2011. (Scottish National Galleries, Glasgow School of Art, Bute House, Scottish Government).

Description	Scottish advisor for the Visual Arts Team, London. Supported the development of artist-led initiatives within a global context. Developed a number of international networking events involving colleagues from the India Art Summit, Istanbul Biennale, Documenta and Sao Paulo Biennale. Initiated a visiting curators project entitled 'corridor' with arts professionals from Brazil, India, Germany and France for Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art (GI) 2012. Organised a delegation of Arts & Culture delegates on behalf of Scottish Government. 2011. (Scottish National Galleries, Glasgow School of Art, Bute House, Scottish Government).

Locus + Board of Trustees
2011 - 2019

Description Locus+ was formally established in April 1993 it was preceded by the Basement Group (1979-1983) and the first office-based visual arts organisation in the UK, Projects UK (1983-1992). The Locus+ Archive (incorporating material from the Basement Group and Projects UK).

An internationally recognised visual arts commissioning agency that worked with artists on the production and presentation of collaborative and temporary projects, primarily for non-gallery locations. This highly autonomous organisation, worked in different contexts and across formats. Responding to and initiating projects with a great degree of flexibility and freedom.

URL http://www.locusplus.org.uk/information/about-us

Description	Locus+ was formally established in April 1993 it was preceded by the Basement Group (1979-1983) and the first office-based visual arts organisation in the UK, Projects UK (1983-1992). The Locus+ Archive (incorporating material from the Basement Group and Projects UK). An internationally recognised visual arts commissioning agency that worked with artists on the production and presentation of collaborative and temporary projects, primarily for non-gallery locations. This highly autonomous organisation, worked in different contexts and across formats. Responding to and initiating projects with a great degree of flexibility and freedom.
URL	http://www.locusplus.org.uk/information/about-us

V & A Dundee, University of Dundee
2010 - 2011

Description DJCAD, University of Dundee, advisory panel chaired by Professor Georgina Follett, Deputy Principal for Knowledge Exchange in the Creative Arts.

Description	DJCAD, University of Dundee, advisory panel chaired by Professor Georgina Follett, Deputy Principal for Knowledge Exchange in the Creative Arts.

Scottish Arts Council / Creative Scotland
2010 - 2010

Description Advisory panel supporting the following collborative projects:

curator/ producers Lucy McEachan and Catriona Duffy; fashion designer, Beca Lipscombe; visual artist, Lucy McKenzie and illustrator, Bernie Reid.

Artist Torsten Lauschmann and Dr Jochen Ehnes from the University of Edinburgh whose research focused on augmented reality.

Composer and musician Raymond MacDonald alongside visual artist Martin Boyce and film director, David MacKenzie.

Rob Drummond working with the Scottish Wrestling Alliance and film makers Lindsay Goodall for a production staged at the Arches.

'The Bothy Project’ with visual artist Mandy McIntosh, composer Kaffe Matthews in partnership with the Scottish Universities Physics Alliance/Institute for Astronomy and the Forestry Commission Scotland.

A production of a ‘world map’ or poetic atlas composed on journeys throughout Scotland, made available free from an innovative website and as audio at partner venues. The work was produced by poet Ken Cockburn and artist and poet Alec Finlay.

A collaborative project between Nicholas Bone, director of Magnetic North Theatre Company with partners David Shrigley (visual artist) and David Fennessy (composer).

URL http://www.allmediascotland.com/media-releases/28912/winners-of-creative-scotlands-vital-spark-awards-announced/

Description	Advisory panel supporting the following collborative projects: curator/ producers Lucy McEachan and Catriona Duffy; fashion designer, Beca Lipscombe; visual artist, Lucy McKenzie and illustrator, Bernie Reid. Artist Torsten Lauschmann and Dr Jochen Ehnes from the University of Edinburgh whose research focused on augmented reality. Composer and musician Raymond MacDonald alongside visual artist Martin Boyce and film director, David MacKenzie. Rob Drummond working with the Scottish Wrestling Alliance and film makers Lindsay Goodall for a production staged at the Arches. 'The Bothy Project’ with visual artist Mandy McIntosh, composer Kaffe Matthews in partnership with the Scottish Universities Physics Alliance/Institute for Astronomy and the Forestry Commission Scotland. A production of a ‘world map’ or poetic atlas composed on journeys throughout Scotland, made available free from an innovative website and as audio at partner venues. The work was produced by poet Ken Cockburn and artist and poet Alec Finlay. A collaborative project between Nicholas Bone, director of Magnetic North Theatre Company with partners David Shrigley (visual artist) and David Fennessy (composer).
URL	http://www.allmediascotland.com/media-releases/28912/winners-of-creative-scotlands-vital-spark-awards-announced/

MAP Editorial Advisory Board
2008 - 2010

Description Editorial Advisory Board (2008 - 2010)
MAP is a non-profit organisation dedicated to the discussion and support of artist-led publishing and production. Working across on-and-offline situations, MAP publishes artist writing, moving image, reviews, critical essays and interviews, curating an expanded site for re-examining and developing practices of active looking, reading, writing and distribution.

Description	Editorial Advisory Board (2008 - 2010) MAP is a non-profit organisation dedicated to the discussion and support of artist-led publishing and production. Working across on-and-offline situations, MAP publishes artist writing, moving image, reviews, critical essays and interviews, curating an expanded site for re-examining and developing practices of active looking, reading, writing and distribution.

Foundation for arts initiative (FFAI)
2007 - 2007

Description The Foundation for Arts Initiatives is a private foundation that has been making grants in the arts since 1999, independent of any governments, agencies, NGOs, or their related agendas. FfAI is run by a Board of museum directors, curators and heads of arts organizations around the world.

URL https://ffaiarts.net/

Description	The Foundation for Arts Initiatives is a private foundation that has been making grants in the arts since 1999, independent of any governments, agencies, NGOs, or their related agendas. FfAI is run by a Board of museum directors, curators and heads of arts organizations around the world.
URL	https://ffaiarts.net/

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