Professor Mark Ingham

Biography

Dr Mark Ingham – Artist, Educator, Researcher, Writer

Dr Mark Ingham is Professor of Nomadology and an artist, educator, academic, researcher, and pedagogical innovator based at University of the Arts London. His work operates at the intersection of experimental pedagogy, transdisciplinary art practices, and critical posthumanist theory.
His research develops the field of Nomadology and Learning-Creation, which reconceptualises learning as a distributed, relational, and more-than-human process. Drawing on the philosophy of Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari, and extending into contemporary critical posthumanism (e.g. Rosi Braidotti and Karen Barad), his work explores how learning emerges across human, technological, and ecological systems.
Mark leads strategic experiment pedagogies (EPRG) and is founder of the Nomadic Detective Agency (NDA), a transdisciplinary and multi-species research collective exploring new forms of inquiry, collaboration, and knowledge production.

His research interests include:

- Experimental and speculative pedagogies
- Practice / Praxis-based and arts-led research
- Transdisciplinary learning and curriculum design
- Posthumanist and new materialist approaches to education
- Learning ecologies in conditions of planetary and technological change