Remedios Zafra

Remedios Zafra (Zuheros, 1973)

Writer and theorist specialized in the critical study of contemporary culture, visual studies and the politics on identity in networks. Professor of art, gender studies and digital culture at the University of Seville and professor of anthropology at Uned. Her extensive essay work has won numerous awards such as the Anagrama Essay Award and the Critical State Prize for El Entusiasmo. Precariedad y trabajo creativo en la era digital (2017, 2018), Málaga Prize for Essay and Public of the Arts for (h)adas. Mujeres que crean, programan, prosumen, teclean, (2013), Caja Madrid 2004 Essay Award for the work Netianas. N(h)acer mujer en internet, Research Award of the Leonor de Guzmán 2001 and Carmen de Burgos 2000 National Essay Prize. Among her most recent work, the books Ojos y capital (Consonni, 2015, 2018) Los que miran (Fórcola, 2016) Un cuarto propio conectado (2010, 2019). Zafra has a degree in Political Philosophy, a PhD in Art, a degree in Social and Cultural Anthropology and Fine Arts and a master’s degree in Creativity. She is a member of the Etopia Patronages and of the Royal Academy of Spain in Rome.

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