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Exquisite Methods: Ruminations of Corporeal Becoming in Artistic Research

Henry Rogers is a Glasgow-based artist and MFA Programme Leader at The Glasgow School of Art. Concerned with formality, mediation and mimesis in art via drawing, painting, photography and writing, his research explores the impact of queer theory, method and queer strategies on art-based production. Between 1986 and 2002 he lived and worked in Florence, Paris, New York and Rome. A recipient of the Mark Rothko Memorial Trust Award and an Abbey Fellow at the British School at Rome, Henry Rogers is currently a Visiting Professor at the Royal Academy Schools, London. His paintings have been exhibited in the US, UK, and EU. In 2019 he was conferred as Professor of Contemporary Art and Queer Studies.