Justin

Carter

Lecturer in Sculptture & Environmental Art
School of Fine Art
Personal Details

Email: J.Carter@gsa.ac.uk

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biography

As an academic, researcher and artist with over 25 years experience I believe strongly in situated practice which engages with live issues through problem based learning and research. In my practice as an artist I like to engage with site and respond to place, exploring the layered meanings and possibilities within the landscape. I have been awarded prestigious research opportunities as artist in residence at numerous internationally significant institutions including the MOMART Fellowship at Tate Liverpool, Grizedale, Arteleku, Cove Park, NIFCA, Berwick Gymnasium Fellowship, Outlandia and more recently JoyaAiR in Almería, Spain. I have been visiting lecturer at at the Centre for Advanced Studies in Oslo, Sheffield Hallam University, London Metropolitan University, Chelsea College of Art, Wimbledon College of Art, Edinburgh College of Art, Bauhaus University Weimar, Stavanger Kunstskole and Hilhesheim University. I’m currently External Examiner for two pathways on the MA course at UAL Camberwell – Sculpture and Photography and have previously been external examiner on the BA Fine Art course at University of the Highlands and Islands. (UHI) I have been invited to peer-review for Natural Environment Research Council (UKRI) Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada applications and subject expert for the Austrian Science Fund Awards. I currently sit on the International Arts & Design Experts Committee at the Academy of Arts & Design, Tsinghua University, China. Since 2008 I have been a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.

Research interests

My research is an attempt to understand the natural environment we are part of. The resulting (art)works are an attempt to make this connection tangible. How do we sense environment and make sense of it?

PGR supervision interests

I am particularly interested in supporting research projects exploring the intersection of art & ecology through creative practice.

Current PGR students

I am DoS for Mandy Mcintosh: ‘The Unstable Sculptures of Springburn, Fashioning Counter Narratives on Working-Class Space in Northeast Glasgow; A Post Punk Revival’. This is a practice led PhD (expected completion 2025) I also co-supervise Alistair Bamforth with Ross Sinclair and Elizabeth Hodson (DoS). (expected completion 2026)

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