Writer and Researcher
CURRENT: Christxpher Oliver is a writer and researcher. His work explores the process of designing research methods, forums and archive collections as mediums to analyse post-colonial policy environments. Christxpher’s work also generates forms of written, spoken and audio-visual communication as techniques for translating insights into various forms of pedagogical materials or actions.
MA Research Architecture (2018 – 2019), Goldsmiths, University of London [Distinction] | BA Politics, Philosophy and Economics (2015 – 2018), Goldsmiths, University of London], [First Class Honours]
Christxpher Oliver has authored texts and created audio-visual works with a range of institutions including OpenDemocracy (Race and Citizenship), The Royal College of Art (Lecture), Spolrusie Publishing (Dubbin Monodrama I), International Institute of Visual Art, The World Journal of Music, Istanbul Design Biennial 2020 (The Cosmogony of Racial Capitalism), Duke University (Recursive Colonialism), Policy Press (Burning Work) Manchester University (The Archive Component), Museum of the Home (How Memory Survives), New Beacon Books, The Ubele Initiative (Black Co-operatives)]
Lives and works in Lewisham, London