Mick Wilson, faculty at large, is an artist, educator, and researcher based in Sweden and Ireland. He is professor of art and director of doctoral studies, University of Gothenburg, Sweden (2012–2018), having previously been director of Valand Academy of Art and Design at Gothenburg and before that dean of the Graduate School of Creative Arts & Media, Ireland (2008–2012). He has served as co-editor-in-chief (2015–2017) of PARSE Journal and a co-researcher on Jason E. Bowman’s “STRETCHED” research project. He has been on the faculty-at-large of de Appel Curatorial Programme and at Bard CCS. He taught at the “Curatorial School: Researching Curatorial Practices,” Malta (2017), and was co-convenor with P. O’Neill and J. Graham of the 4th Moscow Curatorial Summer School (2015). Edited volumes include How Institutions Think, MIT (2017) and The Curatorial Conundrum, MIT (2016), both with P. O’Neill and L. Steeds; Curating Research, Open Editions (2014) and Curating and the Educational Turn, Open Editions (2010), both with P. O’Neill; SHARE Handbook for Artistic Research Education, ELIA (2013), with S.v. Ruiten. Co-edited publications include: Public Enquiries: PARK LEK and the Scandinavian Social Turn (2017); Necropolitics and its Discontents: Art, Mortality and the Political Imagination (2018); and After the Educational Turn: Critical Art Pedagogies and Decolonialism (2018). Exhibitions include: Seminar, BAK (2017); Aesthetics Jam, Taipei Biennial (2014); Joyful Wisdom, Rezan Has Museum, Istanbul (2013); The Judgement is the Mirror, Living Art Museum, Reykjavík (2013); and Of the salt bitter sweet sea: a public banquet, Dublin (2012). Ongoing projects include “the food thing” and “dead public.”