Wicked this way comes…

 

 

 

Ama Josephine Budge is a British Ghanaian speculative writer, artist, scholar and pleasure activist whose praxis navigates that which she has termed “Intimate Ecologies” to explore Blackness, aesthetics and queer, pleasure-centred interspecies futures. Ama’s wider intra-disciplinary praxis thinks through sustainable economies and ecologies of care and more-than-survival for BIPoC women and queer folk in the arts and academia. She has had essays, short fiction and art writing published by the likes of The Feminist Review, Aperture, The Architectural Review, MIT Press, Anathema Spec from the Margins, The Independent and more. Her installation and art film work has been commissioned and exhibited internationally. Ama is a curatorial fellow with Frame Contemporary Art Finland (Helsinki) and EVA International (Limerick); and was the 2020/21 Keith Haring Fellow in Art and Activism with Bard College (New York). Ama is a Lecturer at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London; also teaches at the Sandberg Institute in Amsterdam. She completed her PhD in Psychosocial Studies with Dr Gail Lewis and Dr Margarita Palacios at Birkbeck University of London in 2024. 

 

Ama Josephine's website is in progress! She is migrating onto a green web hosting platform.

 

 

Please contact Ama or her creative assistant (Julia) via email:

ama (at) amajosephine (dot) me

or

assistant (at) amajosephine (dot) me