My PhD by Portfolio is based around three UAL projects I led between 2018-2022. Each project generated numerous outputs, most of which are in the public domain, some of which are internal to UAL or partner organisations. My thesis focuses on seven public domain outputs, 1 x Zine + 6 x YouTube videos, which I have selected to discuss the theoretical underpinning of counter-storytelling. Other public domain outputs are cited throughout the thesis to support this discussion. All the public domain outputs are accessible via open access online platforms. Links to these are included below. I also include here maps to position the public domain outputs and internal outputs in relation to each other.
Public domain outputs:
Jethnani, H., Panesar, L. and Patel, R. (eds) (2018) ‘Decolonising the Arts Curriculum: Perspectives on Higher Education Zine 1’.
Panesar, L. (2018) ‘Confessions of a Colonial Lecturer’. In: Decolonising the Arts Curriculum: Perspectives on Higher Education Zine 1, pp. 42-43.
Panesar, L. and Patel, R. (2018) ‘Decolonising the Arts Curriculum: Perspectives on Higher Education’. At: iJADE Conference 2019 - Creating spaces: Inclusivity, ethics and participation in art and design education.
Panesar, L. (2019) ‘Colonial Confessions Continued’, Decolonising the Arts Curriculum: Perspectives on Higher Education Zine 2, pp. 17-18.
Arts Student Union and UAL Teaching, Learning and Employability Exchange (2024) 'Decolonising the Arts Curriculum: Perspectives on Higher Education project website'.
Panesar, L. (2024) ‘Racial Inequality and the Representation of Marginalised Communities in Creative Education’. At: University for the Creative Arts Creative Education Webinar Series.
Public domain outputs:
Clarey, L., Collingwood, R. and Panesar, L. (2019) ‘Collaborating to Liberate’. At: Teaching and Learning Conference, UAL London College of Communication.
Crilly, J., Panesar, L. and Suka-Bill, Z. (2020) ‘Co-constructing a Liberated / Decolonised Arts Curriculum’. In: Journal of University Teaching & Learning Practice.
Panesar, L. (2021) ‘Troublesome knowledge and conversations: Learning how to talk about race at UAL’. In: The Exchange Blog.
Panesar, L., Clarke, C., Kataria, R., Omo, C. and Danner, T. (2022) 'Changemakers Talk: Decolonising the Curriculum London x Sao Paulo'. Hosted on: UAL London College of Communication YouTube channel
Panesar, L., Clarke, C., Roland Martins, R. and Nijhawan, A. (2022) 'Changemakers Talk: Decolonising the Curriculum London x Kent'. Hosted on: UAL London College of Communication YouTube channel
Panesar, L., Clarke, C. and Gotterbarm, E. (2022) ‘Bridges and Borders’. At: University for the Creative Arts VOICE Conference
Public domain outputs:
Panesar, L. (2021) ‘1911 Festival of Empire – knowledge exchange project blog’. Hosted by: UAL London College of Communication.
Panesar, L. (2021) ‘1911 Festival of Empire | Project Roundtable’. Hosted on: UAL London College of Communication YouTube channel
Panesar, L. (2021) 'Decolonising Wikipedia Network project blog'. Hosted by: UAL London College of Communication.
Panesar, L. (2021) 'Decolonising Wikipedia x London’s Colonial Her/Histories: Panel Discussion 1'. Hosted on: UAL London College of Communication YouTube channel
Panesar, L. and Dalal-Clayton, A. (2022) ‘Decolonising Art Histories on Wikipedia’. Hosted on: UAL London College of Communication YouTube channel
Panesar, L. (2022) 'Decolonising Wikipedia x London’s Colonial Her/Histories: Panel Discussion 2'. Hosted on: UAL London College of Communication YouTube channel
Blumenkron, A. and Goodall, A. (2022) ‘Decolonising Wikipedia: Wikipedia Editing Introduction Video’. Hosted on: UAL London College of Communication YouTube channel
Panesar, L. (2022) 'Decolonising Wikipedia x London’s Colonial Her/Histories: Panel Discussion 3'. Hosted on: UAL London College of Communication YouTube channel
Panesar, L. and Vickers, H. (2022) ‘Places Never Seen: A youth-led digital exploration of the 1911 Festival of Empire’. At: Audience Agency ‘Opening Archives’ Dissemination Event.
Panesar, L., Goodall, A. and Baraitser-Smith, S. (2022) ‘Decolonising Wikipedia x London’s Colonial Her/Histories’. At: DEL in Between: practice sharing in arts and design Higher Education.
Blumenkron, A., Goodall, A. and Panesar, L. (2022) ‘Decolonising Wikipedia: opportunities for digital knowledge activism’. In: Spark: UAL Creative Teaching and Learning Journal, pp. 95-100.