Reimagining infrastructure through the arts and humanities.

Recent activity is posted in the blog below. Follow the tabs for more writing and research.

Dom Davies 10/09/2021 Dom Davies 10/09/2021

Kipling in the News

A conference that looked through the life of Rudyard Kipling to interrogate the relationship between journalism, empire, and decolonisation.

Dom Davies 10/06/2021 Dom Davies 10/06/2021

A two-day conference on the politics of the line.

Dom Davies 07/06/2021 Dom Davies 07/06/2021

Graphic narratives as an antidote to doom scrolling.

Dom Davies 01/05/2021 Dom Davies 01/05/2021

Documenting Trauma recognised by Comics Studies Society with Honorable Mention.

Dom Davies 13/08/2020 Dom Davies 13/08/2020

Dom talks comics, trauma, infrastructure, and city spaces of the global South.

Dom Davies 12/08/2020 Dom Davies 12/08/2020

An episode of Shelfies for the British Academy.

Dom Davies 01/05/2020 Dom Davies 01/05/2020

Urban Comics recognised by Comics Studies Society with Honorable Mention.

Dom Davies 16/01/2020 Dom Davies 16/01/2020

Alex Fitch talks to Dom Davies about his research into comics, inequality, and the global South.

Dom Davies 04/06/2019 Dom Davies 04/06/2019

A day-long workshop exploring how literary and visual forms mediate urban infrastructures.

Dom Davies 02/03/2018 Dom Davies 02/03/2018

A network of regular events and conferences that explored the power, politics, and potential of the comics form.

Dom Davies 03/11/2017 Dom Davies 03/11/2017

A British Council US and TORCH-funded network that explored the interlocking relationships between culture, infrastructure, and the urban future.

Dom Davies 27/01/2016 Dom Davies 27/01/2016

A two-year Leverhulme-funded international network on the intersections between postcolonial urban infrastructure, literature, culture.