Supervision
Co Supervisor, PhD Thesis, Emma Shachat, “Forensic Impulse: Reconstructing contested sites of memory in contemporary art”, Div. of Art History and Visual Studies, Lund University. 2024-2026.
50% Reader / Midterm Seminar – PhD Thesis, Simon Fagéus, “Artificial Ways of Seeing,” University of Gothenburg, Academy of Art and Design, March 11, 2025.
60% Reader / Midterm Seminar – PhD Thesis, Sebastian Rozenberg, “Appearances of the Generic Middle – Screen Media Between Discrete Computation and Habitual Aisthesis,” Linköping University, April 16th, 2024.
Midterm Examiner, PhD Thesis, Emma Shachat, “Forensic Impulse: Reconstructing contested sites of memory in contemporary art”, Div. of Art History and Visual Studies, Lund University, October 2023.
List of courses taught and educational responsibilities
1. Histories of Modern Visualities, English, 15 ECTS, 20-25 students, Master’s level, Course coordinator (Fall 2020), Lecturer (Fall 2018, Fall 2017, Fall 2015)
Introduction Lecture
Visuality and digital culture: machine vision & the logistics of perception
Writing Analytically
2. Visual Culture: The Body and the Image, English, 15 ECTS, 20-25 students, Master’s Level, Lecturer (Fall 2019, Fall 2018, Fall 2017, Fall 2015)
Imaging the biometric body: the body as archive
3. Visual Culture: Environment and Nature, English, 15 ECTS, 20-25 students, Master’s level, (Spring 2015), Course co-coordinator
4. Visual Culture: Critical Perspectives in Globalization, 15 ECTS, 20-25 students, Master’s level, Course coordinator (Fall 2015), Lecturer (Fall 2019, Fall 2016, Fall 2015)
Introduction lecture
Bodies and Borders: Critical perspectives at the intersection of migration, technology and visual culture
Visuality and Slavery in North America
5. The City –Boundary, Transgressions and Visual Expressions – Fieldwork course held in Berlin, Germany. English, 15 ECTS, 20-25 students, Master’s level, Co-supervisor (Fall 2013)
6. Digital Cultures: Theories – Specialization I, English, 7,5 ECTS, 20-25 students, Bachelor’s level, Lecturer (Fall 2014, Fall 2015, Fall 2016)
Simulacrum and Visuality
7. Digital Cultures: Fieldwork Assignment, english/swedish, 12 ECTS, 20-25 students, Bachelor’s level, Fieldwork supervisor (Fall 2016)
8. Workshop: Writing Analytically, English, non-credit based, 6 students, PhD level. Workshop leader (Fall 2018, Spring 2019)
9. Visual Culture: Master’s Thesis, English, 30 ECTS, 5 students, Master’s level, Supervisor (Spring 2020): 6 students to successful completion, Co-supervisor (Spring 2018, Spring 2014): 10 students.
10. Kulturhistorie 1, English, 5 ECTS, 16 students, BA level, University of Southern Denmark, Lecturer (Fall 2021)
Art and AI: The visual culture of automated facial recognition algorithms
Pedagogical courses taken
1. Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, Lund University, 3 ECTS (Spring 2015)
Lila Lee-Morrison, PhD. lilaleela@gmail.com 