George Kalivis
Biographic Data
| ID | 6609976 |
|---|---|
| NAME | George Kalivis |
| GIVEN NAMES | George |
| FAMILY NAME | Kalivis |
| SIGNATURE | KALIVIS G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of London |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8048-8437 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 29 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Image-Maker in Residence
Human geographer Elisabetta Crovara, known as Lilli, and designer and artist Marta Figueiredo are our Image-Makers in Residence this summer. Sharing their 12-hour-long performance project, Crip Time Clock, they talk to George Kalivis about the hidden labour of chronic illness, care-based resistance to capitalist productivity, and the importance of visually translating social research
Image-Maker in Residence
Artist, engineer, researcher and trail-maker Serkan Taycan is The Sociological Review Image-Maker in Residence during spring 2026. Drawing on Between Two Seas, a walking project that has been active for more than a decade on the outskirts of Istanbul, he talks to George Kalivis about the making of shared, evolving spatial archives through trails that function as alternative infrastructures to the mega-structures that exercise power over space and…
Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
Architect and spatial practice scholar Sana Murrani is The Sociological Review Image-Maker in Residence this summer. Drawing on a two-decades-long study of refugee place-making in Iraq, she talks to curator and fellow architect George Kalivis about the rupturing of geographies during and after war, highlights parallels with the Palestinian genocide, and discusses the making of deep maps as a research method
Uncommon Sense
“What is the effect of receiving something from someone who is not your biological kin?” Anthropologist Delwar Hussain introduces his new project on Queer Inheritance. A conversation about family, the “good death”, kin, relationships and meaning-making. Plus: celebration of Kath Weston’s “Families We Choose”
Image-Maker in Residence
Subversive (Re)Collections
Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
Vera Spangler, educational anthropologist and social researcher, is September Image-Maker in Residence. She focuses on higher education student mobility and global hierarchies via zine-making workshops
Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
Opening Plenary
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Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
Researcher Diana Takacsova, a National Geographic Society grantee and Slovak Press Photo award winner, photographs beachgoers in Ostend and migrant labourers in Alentejo. Our April Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
Artist and academic Aube Tollu is The Sociological Review’s March 2023 Image-Maker in Residence and a PhD student at Lund University, Sweden. They teach critical, queer and feminist criminology and write on jihadist groups
Image-Maker in Residence
The Feminist Library, a South London archive and community centre, has a large collection of materials on organising, self-publishing and feminism. Our Image-Maker in Residence feature for August spotlights some examples
Image-Maker in Residence
Children’s photography reveals the unique ‘child’s gaze’. The Children’s Photography Archive, led by Sevasti-Melissa Nolas and Christos Varvantakis and based in London, curates photographs by children
Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
South Yorkshire photographer Les Monaghan, our Image-Maker in Residence for September, presents his 2014 project Aspirations Doncaster, featuring portraits of young people and adults, and their dreams
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Image-Maker in Residence
Posters by See Red Women’s Workshop (1974–1990), a feminist collective, are featured in The Sociological Review’s November 2022 Image-Maker in Residence. Video: Priya Sharma and George Kalivis discuss the visual residency programme
Image-Maker in Residence
Going off script
Becoming a manual
In this essay, I draw on my diasporic queer aunting experiences in dialogue with observations of embodied homemaking pedagogies to think about the aunt—specifically the Greek theía—as a guidance manual. Understanding manuals beyond written instructions, as performances that create “guidelines” to live by, I elaborate on queer autoethnography that incorporates auntieness into self-narration and analysis. Describing how I become a queer aunt, I sho…
Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
Researcher Diana Takacsova, a National Geographic Society grantee and Slovak Press Photo award winner, photographs beachgoers in Ostend and migrant labourers in Alentejo. Our April Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
Artist and academic Aube Tollu is The Sociological Review’s March 2023 Image-Maker in Residence and a PhD student at Lund University, Sweden. They teach critical, queer and feminist criminology and write on jihadist groups
Image-Maker in Residence
The Feminist Library, a South London archive and community centre, has a large collection of materials on organising, self-publishing and feminism. Our Image-Maker in Residence feature for August spotlights some examples
Image-Maker in Residence
Children’s photography reveals the unique ‘child’s gaze’. The Children’s Photography Archive, led by Sevasti-Melissa Nolas and Christos Varvantakis and based in London, curates photographs by children
Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
South Yorkshire photographer Les Monaghan, our Image-Maker in Residence for September, presents his 2014 project Aspirations Doncaster, featuring portraits of young people and adults, and their dreams
Image-Maker in Residence
Subversive (Re)Collections
Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
Vera Spangler, educational anthropologist and social researcher, is September Image-Maker in Residence. She focuses on higher education student mobility and global hierarchies via zine-making workshops
Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
Opening Plenary
Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
Image-Maker in Residence
Sociology (25 works) · Residence (24 works) · Demography (20 works) · Art (8 works) · Gender Studies (6 works) · Visual arts (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Computer vision (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works)