Caroline
Douglas
Lecturer
School of Fine Art
biography
In my practice I move across photography, writing and creative archival research processes to work cross-historically, re-touching the archive, to recover and repair marginalised histories. In 2024 I completed my practice-led PhD project at Royal College of Art, where I researched the role of gender and class in early Scottish photography.
For 2024/2025 I was the Fedwa Malti-Douglas Fellow, at the American Philosophical Society’s Library & Museum in Philadelphia. In 2025/2026 I was the Otlet Fellow at the Science History Institute, Philadelphia and I am currently a Research Fellow at both the Consortium for History of Science, Technology and Medicine and The University of Glasgow Library.
Research interests
Contemporary fine art photography, moving image, feminist methods, gender, class, photographic invention, early photography (Scotland)
