Hilary Prosser is an artist and anthropologist making work that explores the human relationship to the environment through materials. 

Selected Projects

2019 – Creative Practitioner –  Arts Partnership Surrey – devising a smartphone/social media art project with young people

Feb 2018 – How Do I Look? live art residency at Yinka Shonibare’s Guest Projects in Hackney

2017 – ‘kintsugi as self-repair’  conference workshop at St Christopher’s Hospice, London

2017 – Artist-in-residence  Time & Talents, Rotherhithe, London – art classes and workshops with local residents

2016 – Researcher and Ethnographer, investigating the future of food and commensuality – UCL research project for NESTA

2015  – Contributor –  Women in Clothes – collaborative book ‘part advice manual, part anthropological study, part feminist document’ New York Times Book review

2012 – Performer – Matrimonial Rituals, Gender Studies and False Hair – video project led by Joanne Wardrop