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Wednesdays 6.00pm

Autumn 2020

Ipsos Mori’s Ethnography Centre

Helle is a cultural anthropologist who has been running global research projects for the past six years at Ipsos. SheÌýhas conducted fieldwork in China, Ethiopia, India, South Korea, and the UK. She also runs the Cultural InsightÌýNetwork, working with academics across the world to provide rich cultural insight to businesses. She’s originally fromÌýDenmark and provides 'hygge' to the team. Contact: helle.thorsen@ipsos.com.

Turner Prize nominated artist

Monster Chetwynd graduated from the Royal College of Art with an MA in painting (2004), following a BA in Fine Art at the Slade School of Art (2000) and a BA in Social Anthropology and History at »Ê¼Ò»ªÈË (1995). Known for her bric-a-brac style performance pieces, featuring handmade costumes, props and sets, Chetwynd describes her work as ‘impatiently made’, often re-using cheap materials that are easy toÌýprocess and to use by the many performers she invites to participate, emphasizing the notion of collective development that informs much of the artist’s work.ÌýShe has performed and exhibited internationally, and was shortlisted for the Turner Prize in 2012.

This seminar series is co-convened by Alex Flynn and Hannah Knox.

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