INTRODUCING: FLP ARCHIVE MODULES!

Over the last six years, The Feminist Lecture Program has built an archive of more than 80 lectures across art, history, politics, ecology, gender, medicine, mythology, science and more.

FLP Archive Modules are a new way of using that archive.

Each Module brings together a group of existing FLP lectures around one theme, arranged into Chapters and accompanied by the original lecturer-selected reading lists. The idea is to make it easier to move through the archive in a more focused way, and to see connections between lectures that may originally have taken place years apart.

The format grew partly out of our Nunhead Curatorial Program, where artists were invited to use the archive as a research resource, and partly out of the process of finally digitising six years of FLP lectures. As we worked through the material, we started thinking more seriously about how the archive could be used rather than simply stored.

This is the first of what we hope will be many Archive Modules, each pulling together a different group of lectures from across the FLP program.

FLP ARCHIVE MODULE 01:

FROM MEDIEVAL MYSTICISM TO POSTHUMAN FEMINISM: Queer Ecologies and More-than-Human Worlds

Created alongside Luisa-Maria MacCormack’s exhibition Subtile Matter, the first Module brings together nine lectures across four Chapters, moving through medieval mysticism, gender and classification, animal behaviour, trans history, cyborg bodies, fungi, Black feminist ecology and feminist worldbuilding.

The Module looks at how we have come to understand bodies and the natural world, and what happens when the categories used to describe them stop holding together.

9 lectures · 4 Chapters · £75
Launching 19 October 2026 · Access until 31 January 2027