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Pixel Flesh

Join author Ellen Atlanta and academic Jwana Aziz for a powerful conversation exploring the impact of beauty culture, social media and digital pressures on young women’s mental health. 

Drawing on Ellen’s new book Pixel Flesh, a bold examination of how filters, editing apps and cosmetic ideals distort our self-image, they’ll unpack what it means to grow up online. With a focus on body image, empowerment and the hidden costs of digital beauty, this is a vital event for anyone concerned with the wellbeing of girls in a hyper-visual age.

Tickets for this event are £5 per person. 

To make our events as accessible as possible, we are also offering a limited number of free Solidarity Tickets. For more info on Solidarity tickets, go to our ticketing information page. 

 In 2025 the University is celebrating 125 years. This milestone marks a legacy of driving change and shaping society. The public programme at the Exchange explores boundary pushing research of the past, present and future. Come along and discover how University research impacts you, and help us shape the future together.