Charlotte Webb
Bio
Dr. Charlotte Webb is Digital Learning Coordinator at University of the Arts London, and Chief Leopard ofFeminist Internet – a movement addressing gender equality and the internet. Feminist Internet is part of UAL Futures, a university-wide initiative inventing the futures of education by connecting students and industry partners, and enabling them to creatively respond to social issues they care about. Her PhD, Noodle, Noodle, Cat: Extra-Subjective Agency in Web-based Art practice explored the complexities of artistic authorship under the production conditions of the web. She has delivered keynote speeches internationally including at ELIA, and Online Educa. She co-authored ‘Discovering the Post-Digital Art School’ with Professor Fred Deakin, and writes for the Huffington Post. Recent art commissions and projects include We Are All Addicts Now, a series of GIFS reflecting on social media addiction for Furtherfield and artist Katriona Beales, 'What Happens If We Push This’ - a participatory workshop for Tate Exchange exploring post-work society, and The Work We Want, a participatory project funded by The Space, exploring digital labour and the future of work.
