n.spurling@lancaster.ac.uk
By Nicola Spurling and Elizabeth Shove Between 2014-2016 I explored how professional practices shaped everyday consumption of mobility and energy through inscribing the world with envisioned ways of living and doing. I worked with the New Towns Archive (in Hertford) and Stevenage Museum and used archive research and oral history interviews to look at the…
By Nicola Spurling and Elizabeth Shove ‘If The Walls Could Talk’ was a public engagement initiative which I ran as part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science in 2014. I produced two picture books conveying ideas and findings from research in the New Towns Archive (in Hertford) and the Stevenage Museum in which I…
By Nicola Spurling and Louise Mullagh (Imagination Lancaster) In 2017 I was funded by the Mobile Utopia Experiment to stage a 2-day intervention with Louise Mullagh (Imagination Lancaster) which I titled ‘Parking in Utopia’. I occupied two parking spaces on Lancaster campus. In one I installed an exhibition of historic maps gathered through archival work…