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Kim Gurney has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in September 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Kim Gurney are: • Instagram • Email Besides social media accounts, kimjg has populated their site with: • Personal website • The Art of Public Space: Curating and Re-imagining the Ephemeral City (2015) • Keynote: GoDown’s Urban Re imaginations Dialogue • Storymap: 'From End to End: A storymap of viral sculptures' • Journal article: 'Warp and Woof: Stalking art from End to End' • Public Art Prospects in 'Mzansi’s Golden Economy ' • Offscreen: Making it and Faking it (Writing Place) • Public art and performing the present • Article: 'The second lives of zombie monuments' • Article: Artists help us leap into the unknown • Panya Routes: Independent art spaces in Africa (2022, Motto Books) • Flipside: The inadvertent Archive (2024, iwalewabooks) • Book Chapter: Platform/Plotform - In 'A City in Practice - The Lubumbashi Biennale' | Leuven University Press • Article: ‘After the fall - an art of the commons' • Article: '5 indie art spaces in African cities worth knowing more about' • Panya Routes - Independent art spaces in Africa (2022) • Flipside - The Inadvertent Archive (2024) • Article: 'Plotform Urbanism: How to do things with Art' • DIY institutions, artistic thinking and common space • August House is Dead, Long Live August House! The story of a Johannesburg atelier (2017) • ORCID link - academic publications • Journal article: 'The working principles of independent art spaces' • Video links for public talks • guerilla gallery - ad hoc curatorial platform (founder) • Article: 'DIY institutions & artistic thinking' • Conference paper: 'Institution building as artistic practice' • Public Culture: 'Creative Politics of Legibility' • Audio for book launches • The Mogul, His Meerkat, and the Meerkat’s Second Life (eflux) • Green Screen - stalking a film set (a digital storymap) • Bio: Centre for Humanities Research, Univ. of the Western Cape