Dr. Judit Bodor is an art educator, curator, and researcher living in Glasgow and working at the University of Dundee. She began her career in the early 2000s at Artpool Art Research Center. Her projects focus on artist archives of post-1970 counterculture to investigate the possibilities of “living archives” as a way to preserve not only the material collections but also the artistic methods that produced them. Dr Roddy Hunter is an artist and researcher interested in how experience and knowledge unfold over time, are mediated by location and context, and are constructed into personal and collective histories. Bodor and Hunter have worked together since the early 2000s and have co-led lead the Curating The Digital Attic Archive research network (2024-2026). Their co-authored publications include Art, Meeting and Encounter: The Art of Action in Great Britain (Palgrave, 2012), The Poipoidrome in Budapest: a case study in art and changeability (Apparatus, 2020) and most recently artpool.hu. a user’s guide: remediation, digitization and the networked art archive (Transcript Verlag, 2021).
