Dr. Carolin Lange is an artist and researcher. Based in Rotterdam for over ten years, she brings her local and international networks from experimental photography, media histories, and performative research to the programme. After graduating from the Glasgow School of Art, she worked at the RWTH Aachen University (DE), managing, teaching, and researching. Her artistic collaborations have been run and exhibited at the ZKM Centre for Art and Media, the Humboldt Forum Berlin, Het Nieuwe Instituut, Brutus, TENT, and the Biennale für Aktuelle Fotografie, among others. Over the past few years, Carolin has been active internationally as a researcher through her doctoral studies in visual cultures at the Photographic History Research Centre, De Montfort University, Leicester (UK). Her research articles are published, among others, in the PhotoResearcher no. 45 (2026) edited by Kelley Wilder, Original copies: blueprints, whiteprints, zips, and photocopies in the architectural office, 1870–2000, edited by Ellen Smit (Nai 010, 2025), and the Royal Society’s Science in the Making (2024).
As the course leader of the Master in Lens-Based Media, Carolin is the first point of contact. She is responsible for managing the course curriculum and its development, as well as supporting students with tutorials and research seminars.