The Look at Me! Project - related conferences

Members of the Look at Me! team have presented at the following conferences:

'Look at Me! Working with older women to represent images of ageing': British Society of Gerontology Conference, Brunel University, London, 6-8th July 2010
'Look at Me! A participatory arts project working with older women in the UK to create new and alternative images of ageing': International Sociological Association World Congress, RC11 Session 3: Cultural Representations of the Ageing Body, 11-17th July 2010
'Articulating Ageing: A discourse on wrinkles': International Visual Sociology Association Conference, Bologna, Italy, 20-22nd July 2010
'Look at Me! A participatory arts project working with older women in the UK to create new & alternative images of ageing': International Conference on Arts and Society, Sydney, Australia, 22-25th July 2010
'Look at Me! Visual methodologies. Exploring images of woman and ageing': Vital Signs 2: Engaging Research Imaginations, Manchester University, 7-9th September 2010
'Look at Me! Images of the ageing female body': (Image)ining The Female Body, Surrey University, 29th October 2010
'Look at me!' Representing self: representing ageing. Using phototherapy techniques within an inter-disciplinary research project’: PHOTOTHERAPYEUROPE: Researching Phototherapy and Therapeutic Photography, Roehampton University, 19 -21st October 2010
'From 'Outrageous Agers' to 'Look at Me! Using phototherapy within an inter-disciplinary research team’: PHOTOTHERAPYEUROPE.: Learning and Healing with Phototherapy Symposium, Turku University, Finland, 2-4th February 2011
'Look at Me! Images of women and ageing': Celebrating International Women's Day, University of Sheffield, 11th March 2011
'Representing Ageing: a participatory arts project involving older women': 60th British Sociological Association Annual Conference, London School of Economics, 6-8th April 2011
'Look at Me! Fostering Older Women's Engagement and Participation through Visual Methods': 60th British Sociological Association Annual Conference, Methodological Innovations Stream, London School of Economics, 6-8th April 2011
'Putting older women in the picture': New Cultures of Ageing: Narratives, Fictions, Methods and Researching the Future Conference, Brunel University, 8-9th April 2011
'New Perspectives on Ageing: Putting Older Women in the Picture', poster presentation, VII International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics Congress: Healthy and Active Ageing for All Europeans, Nuovo Polo Congressuale, Bologna, Italy, 14-17th April 2011
'Look at Me! Working with older women to represent images of ageing': College of Health and Social Care, Leading Edge Seminar, University of Salford, 27th April 2011
'Putting older women in the picture: performing age through image-making':

'Look at me! Older Women represent their own narratives of ageing, using phototherapeutic techniques': Retirement Deferred: Aging, Gender and Representation, University of the West of England, 28th June 2011
'The Challenge of Creating 'Alternative' Images of Ageing: Lessons from a Project with Older Women’: 40th British Society of Gerontology Annual Conference, University of Plymouth, 5-7th July 2011
'Re-imaging Ageing by Older Women: Using phototherapeutic techniques within an inter-disciplinary research project.': 2nd International Visual Methods Conference, Open University, 13-15 September 2011
'Dealing with complexity in research findings. How do older women negotiate and challenge images of ageing using visual research?' : 2nd International Visual Methods Conference, Open University, 13-15 September 2011
'That's the woman you see, and that's the woman you could see' – Lessons from a project challenging conventional representations and the invisibility of older women in the U.K: 7th International Symposium on Cultural Gerontology, Inaugural Conference of the European Network in Aging Studies: Theorising Age: Challenging the Disciplines, Maastrict University, The Netherlands, 6-9th October 2011
The challenge of creating 'new' and 'alternative' images of ageing: Lessons from a participatory project with older women: 9th Asia/Oceania Regional Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics, Melbourne, Australia, 23-27th October 2011
'Look at Me! Arts in the New Dynamics of Ageing study' : Methods Crossing Borders - Journeys of methodological innovation and evolution, National Centre for Research Methods, Southhampton, 9-11th November 2011
'Alternative or Age-Old Images? Lessons from a participatory project challenging representations of women and ageing' : 64th Gerontological Society of America Annual Conference, Boston, USA, 18-22nd November 2011.

Look at Me! Images of Women & Ageing

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