professor sue golding (johnny de philo)

chair of philosophy in the visual arts & communication technologies
programme director: MA/MPhil/PhD Media Arts Philosophy & Practice
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   ISSUES_2005 positions_2005 
 
 
the issues 
in contemporary culture
and aesthetics
 
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219. queen mary building
dept. creative, critical and communication studies
 school of humanities
university of greenwich
maritime campus
greenwich
london

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Media Arts Philosophy & Practice
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the issues
in contemporary culture and aesthetics
exploring the fuzzy landscapes between the arts, sciences, and media technologies


editor-in-chief:
professor sue "johnny" golding
e: director@mediaartsresearch.com

international advisory board

"ISSUES is terrific...one of the 
 freshest things I have seen." 
- Matias Viegener, Cal Arts, LA
the ISSUES 

the issues: One
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resonance - beat 

hard copy including a DVD
published once a year 

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the issues
in contemporary culture and aesthetics
exploring the fuzzy landscapes between the arts, sciences, and media technologies
One   [2005]
contributors: ecke bonk, norman bryson, william haver, james swinson, lynn turner, sheena calvert, jonathan kemp, sue golding (johnny de philo), adrian shaw, simon o'sullivan, p. sik ying-ho, rob stone, lieven de boeck, anne machin, victoria carolyn, alev adil, la raven, ajamu, mairead mcclean, nathan widder, pascale dockree, gauti sigthorsson, mark walker, steve kennedy, teresa stoppani, daniel rubinstein, victoria carolan, lee m woodfield, brenda mckeon, jane madsen, sarah o'donnell, margit rosen, paul cheshire,  pavel braila, carlson hatton, octavian esanu, mindagus simkus, manfred kroboth, rod dickinson & steve rushton.











the issues
in contemporary culture and aesthetics
exploring the fuzzy landscapes between the arts, sciences, and media technologies

International Advisory Board:
Yves Abrioux (Paris); Alev Adil (London); Keith Ansell-Pearson (Coventry); Anthony Auerbach (London); Dawn Barrett (Rhode Island School of Design); Shannon Bell (Toronto); Lieven de Boeck (Brussels); Ecke Bonk (Karlsrhue); Rosi Braidotti (Utrecht); Norman Bryson (San Diego); Carolyn Brown (London);  Nadezda Cacinovic (Zagreb); Eduardo Cadava (Princeton); Noel Campbell (London); Brian Thomas Carroll (Minneapolis); Howard Caygill (London); Ros Davies (London); James Duesing (Carnegie Melon); Barbara Engh (Leeds); Norbert Finzsch (Cologne); Jean Fisher (London); Lizbeth Goodman (London/New York);  Beryl Graham (Sunderland); Chris Hables Gray (Los Angeles); Michela Hampf (Berlin);  Stuart Hall (London); Yukiko Hanawa (New York); William Haver (New York); Daniel Hinchcliffe (Bath); Patrick Keiller (London); Jonathan Kemp (London); Steve Kennedy (London); Jannah Loontjens (Amsterdam); Sylvère Lotringer (New York/Los Angeles); Jane Madsen (London); Tim Marshall (New York); Michael Maziere (London); Mairead Mcclean (London); Jo Morra (London); Kelly O'Reilly (London); Steve Ouditt (Trinidad y Tobago); Gary Peters (Bristol); Salvatore Puglia (Napoli); Jane Rendell (London); John Paul Ricco (Las Vegas); Adrian Rifkin (London);  Ken Sen Ong (Singapore/Berlin); Gauti Sigthorsson (London); Caroline Smith (London); Marq Smith (London); James Swinson (London); Teresa Stoppani (London); Marcel Swiboda (Leeds); Ian Thompson (London); Lynn Turner (London); Matias Viegener (Los Angeles); Stefan Vukovic (Serbia); Richard Wentworth (Oxford); Nathan Widder (Exeter); Richard Wild (London).