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Here at the ANLU we have been researching media consumption and engagement from a wide range of theoretical and methodological perspectives

Our main goal is to foster collaboration and knowledge exchange and we will be holding tailored events where members can share work-in-progress and get feedback on project ideas

On this page we have a selection of projects from our members

Our Work

Project 1

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Project 2

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Project 3

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Project 4

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People

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Dr Vincent M. Gaine

Vincent M. Gaine is a film scholar whose research focuses on the intersection of globalisation, liminality and identity politics on screen. He has published on contemporary filmmakers including Michael Mann, James Cameron and Kathryn Bigelow, as well as the superhero and spy genres. He is currently researching nostalgic espionage as part of a research network on the legacy of 9/11 in screen culture. 

Vincent is also a film critic and podcaster, and his work can be found on his blog, Vincent’s Views. https://vincentmgaine.wordpress.com/ 

Dr Patricia Prieto-Blanco

Patricia Prieto-Blanco works as a lecturer in Digital Media Practice in the Department of Sociology at Lancaster University. Her interdisciplinary and practice-oriented expertise includes visual research methods, image-based activism and media practices in the context of migration and kinship. 

Dr Dalila Missero

Dalila Missero works as a lecturer in film studies at Lancaster University (Lancaster Institute of Contemporary Arts). Her research interests include feminist filmmaking, critical archival studies, audiences, digital humanities, and transnational cinema. In 2022, she published her first monograph Women, Feminism, and Italian Cinema. Archives from a Film Culture (Edinburgh University Press), which won the runner-up award of the BAFTSS 2023 Publication Awards. 

Dr Eva Cheuk-Yin Li

Eva Cheuk-Yin Li is a Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies in the Sociology Department. She is a global media and cultural researcher with research interests in queer fandom, East and Southeast Asian popular culture, and gender and sexuality. She has previously published articles about the queer fandom of the first publicly-out lesbian singer, Denise Ho (HOCC), in the Sinophone world and the nostalgic fandom of a disappeared urban anarchy in colonial Hong Kong. She is the assistant editor of Media, Culture & Society, and is currently researching queer media in Southeast Asia and the geopolitics of fandom in Sinophone Asia. 

Publications

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García Mingo, Elisa, and Prieto-Blanco, Patricia. 2023. #SisterIdoBelieveYou: Performative hashtags against patriarchal justice in Spain, Feminist Media Studies, 23,2, pp. 491-507, https://doi.org/10.1080/14680777.2021.1980079 

Prieto-Blanco, Patricia. 2022. (Dis)Affect, Photography, Place, Imaginations: Journal of Cross-Cultural Images Studies, 13, 2, p. 123-144. https://imaginations.space/?p=14954 

Gencel Bek, Mine, and Prieto-Blanco, Patricia. 2020. (Be)Longing through visual narrative: mediation of (dis)affect and formation of politics through photographs and narratives of migration at DiasporaTürk. International Journal of Cultural Studies, 23:5, pp. 709-727. https://doi.org/10.1177/1367877920923356 

Prieto-Blanco, Patricia. 2016. (Digital) photography, experience and space in transnational families. A case study of Spanish– Irish families living in Ireland. In: E. Gómez-Cruz and A. Lehmuskallio eds. Digital Photography and Everyday Life. Routledge: New York, pp. 122–141. 

Prieto-Blanco, Patricia. 2016. Maria’s bag. Acta Universitatis Sapientiae Communicatio, 3, pp. 81–5. 

Prieto-Blanco, Patricia, Schuppert, Mirjami, Lange, Jake. 2015. The digital progression of community archives from amateur production to artistic practice. A case study of Belfast Exposed, SAGE Convergence Journal, 01/2015; 21(1), pp. 58–77. https://doi.org/10.1177/1354856514560299 

Prieto-Blanco, Patricia. 2015. Visuelles tele-cocooning im Ausland. Eine auto-ethnographie. In: Elke Rentemeister et al. eds.: Ultrashort, Hyperframe, No. 5, pp. 50-55. 

Prieto-Blanco, Patricia. 2010.  Family Photography as a phatic construction. Networking Knowledge: Journal of the MeCCSA Postgraduate Network, 3(2). https://doi.org/10.31165/nk.2010.32.48.

Radoslavov, Stojan, Gorczany, Damian, and Prieto-Blanco, Patricia. 2010–2012. Daheim-TV. Förderung der intergenerativen Medienkompetenz. [TV episodes produced in collaboration with residents in three different nursing homes in Bochum, Germany]. Available at:<https://www.nrwision.de/mediathek/macher/daheim > [Accessed 22th October 2022]. 

Missero, D. 2023 (Forthcoming). “Transnational Cinema Memory: Latin American Women Remembering Cinema-Going Across Borders.” In Treveri-Gennari D. et al. (eds.) The Palgrave Handbook of Comparative New Cinema Histories. Basingstoke: Palgrave-Macmillan. 

Missero, D. 2022. Women Feminism and Italian Cinema. Archives from a Film Culture. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. 

Missero, D. 2021. “Memory and gender as migrant audience formations: Latin American women remembering cinema and films across borders.” Participations. International Journal of Audience Research, 18: 2, pp. 436-453. 

Garofalo, D. and Dalila Missero. 2018. “‘Lontane da Voghera’. Italian Housewives as Consumers and Spectators between Public and Private Spheres, 1954–1964.” The Italianist. 38: 2, pp. 174-188. 

Missero, D. 2015. “Proiezioni di pubblico. Il cinema itinerante ENAL (1962-1963) nelle aree rurali, tra propaganda e rifiuto.” Immagine. Note di Storia del Cinema. 11. 

 

ANLU

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We are the Audience Studies Network at Lancaster University (ANLU)

The ANLU is an interdisciplinary group of scholars
with shared interests in researching media consumption and engagement from a wide range of theoretical and methodological perspectives

ANLU’s main goal is fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange, with tailored events where members can share work-in-progress and get feedback on project ideas. Check the Events page for information about our annual Seminar series (in collaboration with TAP – Oxford Brookes University) and the other events organized by ANLU at Lancaster.

Here at the ANLU we have a range of events and seminars happening throughout the academic year. View our calendar to find out more

Events and Seminars

Our Publications

Click here to read a selection of publications from network members.

Publications

Our Team

Meet the team coordinating the ANLU.

ANLU is based at LICA – Lancaster Institute of Contemporary Arts and it is coordinated by MaryamGhorbankarimi and Dalila Missero.

People

Our Projects

Here at the ANLU we’ve been researching media consumption and engagement from a wide range of theoretical and methodological perspectives. Click here to read more about our current work.

Projects

If you want to join us or any of our events, you can contact us using this form: How to Join and Contact Us, or
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Do you have questions about the ANLU? Find us on: Audiencenetwork@lancaster.ac.uk

Conducted By Maryam Ghorbankarimi and Dalila Missero