Kritikos:
an international and interdisciplinary journal of
postmodern cultural sound, text and image
ISSN 1552-5112
Contributors
Lewis Call
Professor, History, Cal Poly, USA.
Donna Szoke
Associate Professor, Studio Art,
Brock
University,
Canada. Szoke
is an
interdisciplinary
artist. She
has received
numerous
research
awards and
grants for her
work,
including
Canada Council
for the Arts,
BC Arts
Council,
Ontario Arts
Council, and
SSHRC. In 2017
she was
awarded the
Brock Faculty
of Humanities
Award for
Excellence in
Research and
Creative
Activity.
Szoke’s
practice
includes
video,
installation,
animation,
drawing,
writing,
experimental
collaboration,
and
printmaking.
Her work
exhibits in
public art,
interactive
video
installation,
outdoor
site-specific
video
installation,
film festivals
and galleries.
Her ideas
investigate
immanence,
encounter,
failure,
haptic
perception and
non-visual
knowledge in
moving images.
Her work has
shown in
Canada, US,
France,
Germany,
Hungary,
Croatia, Cuba,
Turkey, UAE,
and South
Korea.
José Luis Miras Orozco
Faculty
of Philology,
English
Studies,
Literature and
Linguistics,
Complutense
University,
Madrid, Spain.
Margot Audrey Block
has
been writing since the age
of fourteen and has been published
in Zygote Magazine, Contemporary
Verse 2, Juice, the Collective
Consciousness, Voices, Grub Street
Literary Magazine, Bakwa Magazine
and the online journals BlazeVox,
Kaleidoscope Online and the Bombay
Review. She participated in the
high school mentorship program
with the Manitoba Writers Guild,
working with Canadian poet, Carol
Rose. She won first prize in a
poetry contest sponsored by the
Writers Collective and an
honorable mention in a poetry
contest sponsored by the Lake
Winnipeg Writers Group.
Jacques Vallée
Ph.D
in Industrial
Engineering
and Computer
Science,
Northwestern
University,
Illinois, USA;
his latest
book is TRINITY:
The Best-Kept
Secret (2021).
Anne Carson
Ph.D
in Classics, University of
Toronto; her latest book is H
of H Playbook (2021).
Jennifer M. Kruglinski
Assistant Professor, Art Dept., Salisbury
University, Maryland, USA.
Nate Carney
MA, Greek and Latin, University of Vermont.
James
Cartlidge
is
a post-doctoral researcher working primarily
on phenomenology, existentialism and
post-structuralism. His doctoral thesis,
obtained from the Central European
University, examined Martin Heidegger's
early phenomenology, and argued that it should
be as read a productive form of philosophical
anthropology. Cartlidge develops its account
of anxiety and boredom to be able include
experiences of revelatory joy. Other research
interests include aesthetics (especially of
video games and music), and the philosophy of
sport.
Evi Sampanikou
is a professor of Art History and Visual
Culture; Department of Cultural Technology and
Communication at the University of the Aegean,
Greece.
Anna
Markopolou
Ph.D. in Education at the University of
Sorbonne (Paris V-Rene Descartes).
Keith Moser
is a professor in the Department of Classical
and Modern Language and Literature;
Mississippi State University, USA.
Jean
Baudrillard
(July 27, 1929 - March 6, 2007) was a French
sociologist and theorist of simulacra, extreme
phenomena, reality and the human condition.
Boris
Groys
Global Distinguished Professor of Russian and Slavic Studies; New York University, USA and Senior Research Fellow at the Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design, Germany.
Pierre-Ulysse Barranque
is a professor of philosophy and a doctoral
student in aesthetics at Paris-I
Panthéon-Sorbonne, France.
Alistair Stevenson
is a PhD student at Leeds Trinity University,
UK who is primarily interested in using
process philosophies to inform psychological
theory & practice. His thesis concerns the
practices of online & offline
cosplaying.
Philip
Mills
is Senior Researcher at the University of Lausanne in Lausanne, Switzerland.
David Guignion
is host and creator of the Theory and
Philosophy channel at Podbean et al.
Ray LC (Luo)
is a neuroscientist, artist, and designer,
currently a Visiting Professor at Northeastern
University College of Art, Media, and
Design. He is best known for a
boundary-less hybrid-practice approach
to creative production that defies canonical
disciplines, performing creative technology
and artistic practice incorporating
state-of-the-art research in the neurosciences
and human/computer interaction. LC
uses the term "art of our deception" to refer
to the practice of art-psychology that
subverts audience expectations using limited
viewpoints and biases of humans, in
works such as Artistic Intelligence and Look
at Me, Think of Me. LC's conception of
science/technology and art/creativity is
embodied in the phrase "art is the
communication of science; science is the
constraint of art," a topic both sides of
which he explored in the realm of
human-machine communication in works like
Secret Lives of Machines and Machine
Gaze.
Wei-Yu
Chen
was born in 1993 in Taipei, Taiwan. His artworks
derive from the exploration of Computer Science and
Engineering, and focus on the contradictory
situation of how
technology affects the human
environment.
Akeel
Bilgrami
is the Sidney Morgenbesser Professor of
Philosophy, Columbia University, New York, NY.
Kazuo
Kojima
is Associate Professor of Ancient Philosophy
in the Department of Philosophy of Gakushuin
University, Tokyo, Japan.
Helmut
Maassen
teaches Philosophy at Heinrich Heine University, Duesseldorf, Germany.
Heather
Phillipson
is a British artist working in a variety of media including video, sculpture, music, large-scale installations, online works, text and drawing. She is also an acclaimed poet whose writing has appeared widely online, in print and broadcast.
Rupert
Till
is
Professor of Music in the Department of Music and
Drama, having worked at the University of
Huddersfield since 2002. He is also Associate Dean
International in the School of Music, Humanities and
Media, responsible for overseeing international
development and recruitment. In addition he is
Director of the Popular Music Studies Research
Group.He has research interests in popular music and
sound archaeology. His first book Pop Cult explored
religion and popular music, and he has also
published material exploring trance, stardom,
songwriting and music production. He is a member of
the executive committee of the International
Association for the Study of Popular Music UK and
Ireland Branch. His interest in ritual within music
cultures has led to multimedia projects exploring
the acoustics of archaeological sites such as
Stonehenge and prehistoric painted caves. He also
directed Huddersfield activities within the European
Music Archaeology Project, a 5 year European Union
Culture Programme funded project, which included
producing 5 CDs, one of which achieved top 20 chart
status.
William
Desmond
is
the author of Hegel's Antiquity, Oxford UP (2020)
and is a Lecturer in Ancient Classics at Maynooth
University, Ireland.
Andrew Haas
is
the author of Hegel and the Problem of Multiplicity
(2000) and The Irony of Heidegger (2007), as well as
numerous articles in ancient Greek philosophy,
German idealism, and contemporary European
philosophy. He is an Associate Professor of
Philosophy at the Higher School of Economics,
Moscow.
Christian
Wüthrich
is Associate Professor of Philosophy in the Department of Philosophy of the University of Geneva, Switzerland. He works primarily in philosophy of physics, philosophy of science, and metaphysics. He also has interests in the philosophy of mathematics, epistemology, and the philosophy of mind.
Karen
Crowther
Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy, Classics, History of Art and Ideas, University of Oslo, Norway. Dr. Crowther specializes in the philosophy of science and the philosophy of physics, and has interests in metaphysics and the philosophy of mathematics.
Tina
Rock
Lecturer of Philosophy, University of Dundee, Scotland, UK
Jason
Josephson-Storm
Professor of Religion, Chair of History of Science, Williams College, MA.
Cybil K. Vinodan
Assistant Professor, Ambedkar University, Delhi, India.
Michael Lewis
Head of Philosophical Studies, Newcastle University, UK.
Vernon W. Cisney
Assistant Professor, Interdisciplinary Studies, Gettysburg College, Pennsylvania, USA.
Marine Dupuis Baudrillard
Director of Photography and journalist of publications in France such as Le Nouvel Observateur and Sciences et Avenir; wife of Jean Baudrillard (July 27, 1929 - March 6, 2007).
Gordon B. Mower
is assistant professor of philosophy at Brigham Young University, Utah.
Eleonora De Conciliis
teaches philosophy and history in Italy, and her most recent book is Che cosa significa insegnare? (Cronopio, Italy: 2014).
Tomasso Fagioli
is a doctoral student in the department of philosophy at La Sapienza University of Rome, Italy.
Richard Eldridge
is
the Charles and Harriett Cox McDowell Professor of
Philosophy at Swarthmore College, Pennsylvania.
David V. Johnson
is senior editor of Stanford Social Innovation Review. He is a former philosophy professor turned journalist with more than a decade of experience as an editor and writer. Previously, he was senior opinion editor at Al Jazeera America, where he edited the op-ed section of the news channel’s website. Earlier in his career, he served as online editor at Boston Review and research editor at San Francisco magazine the year it won a National Magazine Award for general excellence. He has written for The New York Times, USA Today, The New Republic, Bookforum, Aeon, Dissent and The Baffler, among other publications. He has taught at Stanford University, the University of Michigan, and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC). David earned a Ph.D. in philosophy from Stanford University, a master’s degree in journalism from Columbia University, a master’s degree in classics from Cambridge University, and a bachelor’s degree in philosophy and history from the University of California, Berkeley. He lives in Berkeley, Calif.
Muriel Lederman
is
retired from the Biological Sciences Department and
Women’s and Gender Studies program at Virginia Tech,
where she led research and teaching programs in
molecular virology, feminist science studies
and critical science pedagogy. She currently teaches
in the Medical Humanities Program at the Case
Western Reserve School of Medicine, Ohio.
Stafford Smith
is
an associate professor in the Department of Visual
and Media Arts at Grand Valley State University,
Michigan.
Kelly C. Smith
is an associate professor in the Department of Philosophy and Religion at Clemson University, South Carolina.
Ida Nursoo
graduated
with a Ph.D from the Australian National University.
Dr. Nursoo's doctoral thesis is entitled "In the
Waiting Room of Humanity: Rupturing Cosmopolitan
Ethics, Revisiting Kant, Refracting (In)Human
Rights".
Nicholas
Ruiz III (aka. Nick Ruiz, Ph.D)
was born
in New York City in 1970 and lives in New Smyrna
Beach, FL, USA. His debut record album is Au.ral
(2017). His
second album is Funny, How Secrets Travel
(2020).
His first novel is God's Casino: And
Nothing, Came (2021). He
has edited one book on Andy Warhol and three books
on Jean Baudrillard, including Jean
Baudrillard: The Poetics of Radicality (2012),
by Gerry Coulter. He is the author of America
in Absentia (2008), Integral
Reality (with Robert Hassan, 2012) and The
Metaphysics of Capital, (2006). He is also a
professor of philosophy and humanities, an artist,
surfer, fisherman and the editor of Kritikos:
journal of postmodern cultural sound, text and
image.
Dr. Ruiz was the Green Party candidate for U.S. Congress in Florida District 24 (FL-24) in 2010, and ran as a Democratic Party candidate for the U.S. House seat in FL-7 in 2012 and FL-9 in 2014.
M.A. Istvan
is a lecturer in philosophy at Texas State University, USA.
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Jan De Vos
is a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Philosophy and Moral Science at Ghent University, Belgium.
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Paula Murphy |
is a lecturer in the School of English at the Dublin City University, Ireland.
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Luca
Torrente |
is a graduate student in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Turin, Italy.
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Adam
Piette |
teaches
in the
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Kat
Buckley |
MA in
Modern and Contemporary Art History, School of the
Art Institute of
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Ryan
Castle |
teaches
math and astronomy at
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@TheLitCritGuy |
is an
internet academic, writer and teacher specializing
in literary and critical theory. His website is
thelitcritguy.com.
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Gerry
Coulter (1959
– 2016) |
is
the founding editor of the International
Journal
of Baudrillard Studies (On The Internet): http://www.ubishops.ca/baudrillardstudies and the
author of Jean
Baudrillard: The Poetics of Radicality
(2012), as well as two other books on Jean
Baudrillard. He taught sociology at Bishop’s
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Garrett
Nelson |
is a
visual artist based in
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Thorsten Botz-Bornstein
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is
a German philosopher specializing in aesthetics and
intercultural philosophy. Visit his website:
http://www.botzbornstein.org/
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Michiko
Oki |
is
a researcher/writer based in
She
is currently a research associate at the Slade
School of Fine Art, University College London
and working for the project ‘Modern Japanese
Sculpture’ led by Prof. Edward
Allington. She
has also worked on numerous Japanese/English
translation projects in contemporary art and
culture.
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Anselm
Haverkamp |
Professor
Emeritus
of English,
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Tomasz
Falkowski |
Assistant
Professor,
Department of History,
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James
McAdams |
Ph.D
candidate,
English Department, Lehigh University
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Anthony
H. Lesser |
Senior
Lecturer,
School of Social Sciences, University of Manchester,
UK.
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Alex Rosenberg |
is
the R. Taylor Cole Professor of Philosophy,
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David Buchanan |
is
a Ph.D candidate in English at the University of
Denver, Colorado.
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David J. Gunkel |
is
Presidential Teaching Professor in the Department of
Communication at
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Billy Cripe |
is
CMO of Field Nation and the founder of BloomThink
a social business strategy agency. He is author of Reshaping
Your Business With Web 2.0 (McGraw-Hill 2008);
Two Types of Collaboration & Ten Requirements
for Using Them (Smashwords
2010) and Folksonomy, Keywords, & Tags:
Social & Democratic User Interaction in
Information Management, Knowledge Representation
& Relevancy Disciplines (Proceedings of
WMSCI 2009). More information at
http://linkedin.com/in/billy and @billycripe.
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Rae
Muhlstock |
Lecturer,
English Dept., SUNY Buffalo.
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Heather
M. Sloane |
Lecturer,
Social
Work Program, University of Toledo, USA.
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Kirsten
Locke |
Lecturer,
Critical
Studies in Education Department, University of
Auckland, New Zealand. Kirsten holds degrees in
music (majoring in performance piano) and education.
She has worked as a secondary school music and
English teacher, a generalist and music primary
school teacher in the
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Michael
E. Bell |
was
awarded
a Ph.D. in Folklore from
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Rodney
Sharkey |
Dr.
Rodney Sharkey teaches literature in the Cornell
campus of
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Reni Eddo-Lodge
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Gender
Studies Program, Center for Intercultural Studies,
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Geraldine Finn
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Professor
of Cultural Studies and Philosophy in the School for
Studies in Art and Culture, and the Department of
Philosophy at
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Marta Jecu and Juan Manuel Gomes
Pinto
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Geoff
Dargan |
PhD
candidate
in Theology –
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Mary
Slavkin |
PhD
candidate
in Art History – The Graduate Center, CUNY/Hunter
College, NY
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James
Block |
has
taught
Political Theory and American Culture at DePaul for
three decades. He has written for journals of
opinion and the New York Times, and his
book A Nation of Agents: The American Path to a
Modern Self and Society was published in 2002
by Harvard University Press. A new book, The
Crucible of Consent: American Child Rearing and
the Forging of Liberal Society, traces the
role of child shaping and socialization as the
central institution in American national formation,
also published by Harvard. Jim also writes for
History News Network.
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Wayne
E. Arnold |
Ph.D.
candidate in Literature,
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Uli
Muehe |
Ph.D.
in
Philosophy,
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Martine
Heikens-Berenpas |
studied
psychology and philosophy at Leiden University (MA).
She is working on a PhD proposal in continental
philosophy and art.
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Ben
Pitcher |
is
lecturer in sociology in the Department of Social
and Historical Studies,
Ben is the author of The
Politics of Multiculturalism, and is
associate editor of darkmatter,
an online open-access peer-reviewed race journal.
For more information, and links to online and
downloadable publications, follow this link.
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Gregory
Petsko |
Professor
of
Biochemistry,
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Joe
Bisz |
received
a
Ph.D. in Creative Writing and English Literature at
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McKenzie
Wark |
is
Professor of Cultural
and Media Studies at the
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Marita
Bullock |
Department of English,
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Eric
Kraemer |
(Ph.D.,
Brown) is Professor of Philosophy at the University of
Wisconsin-La Crosse. He works on issues
in ethics, epistemology, philosophy
of mind and the philosophy of science.
The present paper is part of a longer project on
accounting for directedness at the interface between
the philosophy of mind and the philosophy of biology.
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Camelia
Elias |
Associate
Professor of American Studies, Department of Culture
and Identity, Univeristy
of Roskilde, Denmark.
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Stefano
Petrucciani |
is
Professor of Political Philosophy and Director of
the Department of Philosophical Studies and
Epistemology at the
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Paul
Stasi |
is
Assistant Professor of English in the
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Phillip
Mahoney |
is
a PhD candidate in the English Department of
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William
Pawlett |
is
a senior lecturer in Cultural Studies at the
University of Wolverhampton, UK. He received his PhD
in Sociology from
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Rebecka
Molin |
is
co-editor of the International Journal of Feminist Technoscience, and a doctoral
student in technoscience
studies at the Blekinge Institute of Technology,
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Darren
Jorgensen |
is
Head of Program, Internet Studies,
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Richard
Grego |
Dr.
Grego is Associate
Professor of Cultural Arts in the Daytona State
College.
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Michael
Flota |
Dr.
Flota is Associate
Professor of Behavioral, Human and Social Sciences
in the Daytona State College.
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James
Newell |
Assistant
Professor
of English in the Daytona State College.
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Catharina
Landström |
is
a researcher in the Dept.
of History of Ideas and Theory of Science,
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Jodie
Taylor |
Jodie
Taylor is a Ph.D. candidate in Musicology at the
Queensland Conservatorium,
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Harold
A. Veeser |
Dr.
Veeser is Associate
Professor of English in the City College of New
York.
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Haidar
Eid |
Dr.
Haidar Eid
teaches in the Department of English at
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Senayon
Olaoluwa |
Senayon S. Olaoluwa holds a Masters in
English from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. He
is currently undertaking doctoral research in the
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Travis
English |
Modern
Art History and Criticism Program, State
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Irina
Kruk |
Artist,
MFA, Digital Imaging,
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Paul
A. Taylor |
is
currently Course Director of the Masters Degree in
Communications Studies in the
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Cristina
Albu
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Department
of
History of Art and Architecture, University of
Pittsburgh. Recent
publications: “The Disavowal of Modernity via the
Fusion of Science and Art in Olafur
Eliasson’s Site-Specific
Installations” Natural Selections: Art, Science,
and Exchange with the Natural World Symposium,
Carnegie Museum of Art, 2006; “The
Indexicality of the Triptych Video Constructions in
Isaac Julien’s True North and Fantôme
Afrique” in Eveline Bernasconi (ed.), Isaac
Julien. True North - Fantôme
Afrique. Hatje
Kantz, 2006.
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D.
Venkat Rao
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is a
Professor in the
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Caoimhghin
Ó Croidheáin |
(pronounced
Kee-veen O Cree-awn) is
an Irish artist who has exhibited widely around
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Manuela Rossini |
is
a postdoctoral
Fellow ASCA (
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Sarawut
Chutiwongpeti |
Sarawut Chutiwongpeti graduated from
the Department of Fine and Applied Arts at
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Nikolas Rose |
is
James
Martin White Professor of Sociology and Director of
the BIOS Centre for the Study of Bioscience,
Biomedicine, Biotechnology and Society at the London
School of Economics and Political Science. His books
include The Psychological Complex, Governing the
Soul, Inventing Our Selves, and Powers of
Freedom: Reframing Political Thought, and The Politics of Life Itself: Biomedicine, Power and Subjectivity in the
Twenty-First Century (forthcoming in December
2006; Princeton UP)
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Shane Weller |
Educated
at
both
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Adriana Neagu |
is
Associate
Professor of Anglo-American Literature at
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Brian McHale |
is
Humanities
Distinguished Professor at
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Slawomir Magala |
is
Professor
of Cross-Cultural Management at the
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Marie-Thérèse Killiam |
is
professor
of French in the department of Modern Languages and
Literatures at
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Jenni
Drozdek |
is
a doctoral candidate in Art History at
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Richard
Rorty |
Richard
Rorty is one of today's
most celebrated philosophers and social
commentators. His books include Contingency,
Irony, and Solidarity, Objectivity,
Relativism, and Truth: Philosophical Papers I,
Essays on Heidegger and Others: Philosophical
Papers II, Achieving Our Country:
Leftist Thought in Twentieth Century America,
Truth and Progress: Philosphical
Papers III, and Philosphy
and Social Hope.
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David
Berry |
David
Berry
is a researcher at the
issues surrounding intellectual property, immaterial
labour, politics,
free software and copyleft.
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Jo
Pawlik |
Jo
Pawlik is a doctoral
student at the
French poststructuralism, focusing in particular on
the deployment and political purchase of the
concepts of madness and schizophrenia.
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Barry
Sandywell |
is
Senior
Lecturer in Sociology in the Department of Sociology
at
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David
Beer |
is
currently
writing up a PhD on the digitalisation
of music and music culture in the Department of
Sociology at the
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Patrick
Fontana |
artist, actor, director.
2005 Emission France Culture: une vie,
une oeuvre, Ghérasim
Luca. 2004 GRENZE. Publication de dessins dans le
livre « le monde diplomatique 50 » pour les
cinquante ans du journal. 2002-2003. Exposition Changer
son matin, CRAC de Valence, du 11 juin au 19
juillet 2003, présentation du travail la bande
à venir avec une esquisse. Randglossen,
recherche plastique autour d’une lecture du
Capital de Karl Marx. 2001 Réalisateur de Aussi
long que la roue tourne, film sur le
graphisme (20 minutes) réalisé en collaboration
avec Myr Muratet
pour l’AGI, l’Alliance Graphique Internationale
avec le soutient de la Délégation aux Arts
Plastiques (DAP). (éditions vidéo 2002, mirage
illimité éditions). Depuis juin 2001 Patrick
Fontana intervient à AERI, association qui
s’occupe de l’insertion de personnes en
difficulté, à Montreuil où il réalise des montages
autour de la parole commune. La bande à venir
avec une esquisse, recherche plastique
(grands formats) autour des séminaires de Jacques
Rancière (l’idée
esthétique) et de Giorgio Agamben
(Qu’est-ce que la philosophie). Exposition Chemin
de fer de gravures avec Florence Hinneburg,
Les Métallos, Paris. Avant 2000 Acteur dans Aujourd’hui
Madame
de César Vayssié
; Exit, un long-métrage d’Olivier Megaton
; Bords et Bouts, une pièce d’Alain Béhar, Théâtre des Bernardines,Marseille.
/Patrick Fontana rejoint le comité de direction de
la revue politique Alice, publiée avec le
concours du Centre National des Lettres (CNL).
Acteur dans Monochromes une pièce d’Alain
Béhar, Avignon
festival 1999, XXVIème Rencontre de La Chartreuse.
Publication dans le Monde Diplomatique (juin 99)
d’une série de dessins Les Télés. Parution
du livre Les Télés, recherche plastique
autour du séminaire de Toni Négri,
préface de Toni Négri.
Fondation du groupe MAE, Moments d’Attraction
étranges avec Christophe d’Hallivillée,
Christine Spianti,
Olivier Derousseau,
Alain Béhar, Sylvain
Gaudenzi, Armelle
Nicolas-Robin, Dominique Cara. Exposition, Projet
à suivre ailleurs, à Lille avec Olivier Derousseau. Concepteur
avec Hervé Leblanc du décor de Public émission TV.
Parution du livre Faux carrés, peintures
et textes d’Alain Béhar.
Concepteur du décor d’Epandages de
Catherine Baugué,
Théâtre en mai, Dijon. Acteur dans Aurélia un
long-métrage de Christophe d’Hallivillée.
Parution du livre 15/07 27/06, dessins et
textes avec Alain Béhar.
Violences une pièce de Didier- Georges Gabily, dessins, éditions
Actes Sud. Acteur dans Violences de
Didier-Georges Gabily,
TCI Paris Phèdres
et Hippolytes de
Didier-Georges Gabily,
d’après Racine, Euripide, Sénèque, Garnier, Ritsos.
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Aelters |
electronic music et
ancien manipulateur analogique, Aelters
est un ex-membre de ‘dat
politics’ (quartet
électronique formé en octobre 1998) ayant
collaboré avec des artistes internationaux tels
que Blectum from
Blechdom, Matmos,
Felix Kubin, Lesser
et invité à se produire plusieurs fois en live aux
Etats-Unis, Japon, Europe. Son premier album, « el
frustrator» , fut
réalisé en 2000 sur le label français ski-pp
(goodiepal, felix
kubin...) et un 3», «volu beit»,
l’année suivante sur le label américain tigerbeat6
(kid 606, gold chains...).
Le dernier album «ardchilds’com.undo»
est produit sur le label allemand sonig
(oval, mouse on mars,
microstoria, fx randomiz, scrach
pet land...).
Album : ‘el frustrator’ 1999 > (skipp
002) cd. ‘ardchilds com.undo’
2003 > (sonig 029)
lp/cd. Various
tracks/remixes/ compilation :
‘1rst
fish & stroop’ (felix kubin,
dat politics, blectum
from blechdom.../skipp 003 cd).
/‘tigerbeat6, INC.’ (max tundra, lesser, kpt
michi.gan...../meow
012 cd), 2002. ‘and the beat goes off’ (kid 606,
gold chains, dj
rupture.../tigerbeat6, meow 050), 2002. ‘iliation.’
(mouse on mars, schlammpeitziger,
vert ...sonig
26cd/26lp), 2003. ‘2nd coco waffle
flake’ (nathan
michel, goodiepal,
anne laplantine.../skipp 007 cd),2003. ‘noodles discotheque
vol.?’ (mouse on mars, wevie
stonder, niobe.../
lp), 2004.
12»
: ‘planet fight club’ (kid 606, Com.a,
Dwayne Sodahberk.../tigerbeat6,
meow 099). 3» : ‘ volu
beit’ 2002 >
(tigerbeat6, meow 028)
dat
politics album :
‘sous
hit’ 2001 cd > digital narcis
(dncd009) lp > tigerbeat 6 (meow037) ‘villiger’ 2000 cd/lp
> a-musik (a23) ‘tracto flirt’ 1999 lp > skipp
(skipp01) cd > tigerbeat6 (meow007)
7»
:’pata jet’ 2000 7»
> bottrop-boy
(bb002)
Various
tracks/remixes/ compilation :
‘back
from...’: dat
politics, kid 606, goodiepal,
kevin blechdom
... (Tigerbeat6) ‘nanoloop
comp’ : dat politics,
merzbow, pita ,
scratch pet land , . . . (nanoloop)
‘fodder serie’ (mp3)
dat politics , pimmon , richard
chartier , . . . (FSÿllt FF0099) ‘tigerbeat
inc.’ : dat
politics, aelters, tujiko noriko
, lesser, . . . (tigerbeat6) ‘clicks and cuts 2 ‘
: dat politics, fennesz, matmos,
pansonic, kit clayton,
. . . (mille plateaux)
‘remix tomorrow good bye ‘ auch
remix : dat politics,
farben, ricardo
villalobos ,(force
inc.)
1st
fist & stroop’ skipp comp : dat
politics,felix kubin, blectum
from blechdom, (skipp) ‘impakt
comp’ : dat politics,markus
schmikler, komet,
noto , . . . (impakt)
‘ars electronica comp’
: dat politics,
radian, uli troyer,
gescom, ryoji
ikeda. ‘attitude comp
‘: dat politics , matmos , pimmon
, v/vm , kid 606,
lesser, . . . (tigerbeat6) ‘split 12 « serie’
: dat politics /
process (fat cat)
|
Pierre-Yves
Fave |
Graphic
designer.
2004 Réalisation d’une vidéo « After
Len Lye »
collaboration avec Dominique Gonzalez Foerster.
2002-2003 Création et réalisation d’une
vidéo projection Haute Définition pour
l’installation de Dominique Gonzalez Foerster
« EXOTOURISME » présentée à Beaubourg, Rotterdam,
Valencia. Effets spéciaux 2D et 3D Maya, After-Effects.
Authoring DVD pour
l’artiste Xavier Veilhan.
El Farolito Paris
Tango Magazine mise en ligne du site Web. Mod-Tv
: Habillage Télévision, génériques. Création de
décors en projection vidéo pour La pièce de
théâtre «Cloud Techtonics
», animation et image fixe. Création et
réalisation d’une Vidéo projection pour La
Documenta (Kassel) « Park : A plan for escape »
présentée en extérieur. Montage sous After
Effects. Réalisation
d’une vidéo numérique sous After-Effects
pour une installation de Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster présentée à
Yokohama « Petite » : Chroma-Key … Création et
intégration d’une borne interactive pour la
société GOUET. Images de Synthèse, Vidéos (4 CD)
Intégration sous Director,
3d sur Maya, montage des vidéos.
Avant 2000 Lardux
Films : Intégration et montage du court-métrage «
On a beau être bête, on a faim quand même »
réalisé en dessin animé et dans Photoshop en Haute
Résolution, intégré sous After
Effects. Shooté en
Film 35 mm. Artrack :
Création et réalisation de vidéos
institutionnelles, publicités, animations, sur After Effects
et station DPS. Cd ROM Grands Compositeurs
réalisation de l’animation d’introduction,
préparation des images pour l’intégration sous Director. Documentaire «
Duchenne de Boulogne ou l’anatomie des passions ».
Création d’un morphing d’après le fonds de photos
anciennes du docteur Charcot. Lay-out man 3d
(préparation des animations, mise en place des
éléments, cadrage sur softimage-3d pour « Rollie
Pollie Ollie
» série d’animation 3d pour Sparx.
Moniteur à la base d’infographie de l’école des
Beaux-Arts durant 3 ans : assistance technique et
cours d’initiation à la 3d sur Softimage. Cd ROM
Marcel Marceau : création de l’arborescence, d’une
partie de l’interface etpréparation
des médias.
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Joseph
Nechvatal |
Dr.
Nechvatal earned his
Ph.D. in the philosophy of art and new technology
at The Centre for Advanced Inquiry in the
Interactive Arts (CAiiA)
University of Wales College, Newport, UK where he
served as conference coordinator for the 1st
International CAiiA Research
Conference entitled Consciousness Reframed: Art
and Consciousness in the Post-Biological Era (July
1997); an international conference which looked at
new developments in art, science, technology and
consciousness. Dr. Nechvatal
presently teaches at the
|
Patrick
J. McHenry |
MA in
English,
|
Francis
Raven |
is
an editorial assistant at the Journal of
Aesthetics and Art Criticism. Francis
Raven’s first novel, Inverted Curvatures,
will be published this fall by Spuyten
Duyvil. Raven’s poems and essays have been
published in Mudlark,
Conundrum, Untitled, Pindeldyboz,
Big Bridge, Le Petite Zine, and Can We Have Our
Ball Back?, Jacket, Clamor, The Morning News, In
These Times, The Fulcrum Annual, Rain Taxi, Sauce,
and Pavement Saw.
|
Catherine
Arnaud |
Catherine Arnaud is a creator of modern
art and has recently completed her doctoral thesis
at Paris I Sorbonne University,
entitled : “Variations about a theme of
Johann Sebastian Bach “. The presentation of
her thesis took place under the guidance and
presence of Mr. Costin
Miereanu and Mr. Jean Lancri from Paris I
University and Mr. Daniel Charles from the
|
Armin
Medosch |
Armin
Medosch is a writer,
artist and curator based in
|
Alexander
R. Galloway |
is
Assistant Professor of Media Ecology at
|
Eugene
Thacker |
is
Assistant Professor in the
|
Colin
McQuillan |
is
a doctoral student in the philosophy department at
|
Keith
Hart |
Keith
Hart lives in
|
Justin
Taylor |
is
a writer based in
|
Jason
Read |
is
Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the
|
Remy
Roussetzki |
is
assistant professor of English at the CUNY; recent
essays include "Aggravating Shakespeare: Endless
Violence in Shelley's and in Musset's Theater of
Anxiety." The European Romantic Review: Official
Journal of the North American Society for the
Study of Romanticism. 15.4 (2004): 1-18.
|
Whitney
Wolf |
Artist; for
further info please visit his website: http://www.whitneywolf.net/
|
Juan Bruce-Novoa |
is
Professor of Spanish and Portuguese at the
|
Steve
Gennaro |
Ph.D
student in the department of Art History and
Communications,
|
Constantine
Sandis |
is
about to submit his PhD on The Things we Do and
Why we Do Them at the
|
Robert
Pepperell |
Robert
Pepperell is a member of Polar (The Posthuman
Laboratory for Arts Research) and a lecturer in
Contemporary Art Theory at University of Wales
College,
|
Michael H. Goldhaber |
is
completing a book on the attention economy.
His work has appeared in journals such as First
Monday, Wired.com, Telepolis
and others.
|
Jason Sperb
|
Jason Sperb is a doctoral student
in Communication & Culture at
|
Harry Polkinhorn |
Professor
of English, San Diego State University
Harry Polkinhorn is an
experimental poet/artist, translator, and editor
whose works have been exhibited and published
worldwide. He has published over thirty books of
poetry, fiction, translation, and edited
collections. His areas of scholarly interest focus
on the international avant-garde and the culture
of the U.S.-Mexico border region. He has
translated works from Italian, Portuguese, German,
and Spanish. Blue Shift (a book-length poem) was
published by Ex Nihilo Press,
|
August Highland |
August
Highland's work has appeared in Harvard's visual
poetry exhibition, "Errata and Contradiction" Spring
2004, milkmag.org, interpoetry.com and others. He says of
his visual poetry, "Whether my paintings are hung in
homes, galleries, museums, hotels, or corporations,
I want my paintings to remind people of their
greatness." For
more on August Highland:
www.august-highland.com
|
Anton Karl Kozlovic
|
is a Ph.D. candidate in Screen Studies,
|
Temenuga
Trifonova |
is
a lecturer in Film
and Digital Media at the
|
Catharina
Landström |
is
a researcher in the Dept.
of History of Ideas and Theory of Science,
|
Alan
Sondheim’s |
books
include
the anthology Being on Line: Net Subjectivity (
Relevant URLS:
http://www.asondheim.org/
Trace Projects at http://trace.ntu.ac.uk/writers/sondheim/index.htm
|
James Charles Fox, Jr. |
received
his B.A. (1999) in Creative Writing from
the
|
David J. Tremblay |
MFA candidate, Columbia College
|
Kyle A. Wiggins |
Department
of
English, University
of Montana
|
Jayne Fenton Keane (JFK) |
for further info, please visit her website, “The Stalking Tongue” at www.poetinresidence.com
JFK is also a student in Poetry at Griffith University in Australia
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