who's who in research visuAl Arts - Intellect

Keywords Australian literature,
Australian cinema, Aboriginal
Australians, indigenous modernity
Neil Henderson
Anglia Ruskin University,
Department of Communication, Film,
and Media, Cambridge Campus, East
Road, Cambridge, CB1 1PT, United
Kingdom
Keywords film, animation, Polaroid,
photography
Colette Henry
Centre for Veterinary & Bioveterinary
Enterprise, The Royal
Veterinary College, University of
London, Hawkshead Lane, North
Mymms, Hatfield, Herts, AL9 7TA,
United Kingdom
Keywords creative industries, gender,
entrepreneurship, fashion, publishing
Norbert Herber
Indiana University, Bloomington,
King's College London. His current film-studies research focuses on
the representation of Aboriginal Australians and concepts of
Indigenous modernity.
› Case study:Varieties of us: a case study in boundary and landscape in
Aotearoa, Design Ecologies, 1.1, 135-152.
Neil Henderson is a Senior Lecturer in Film Studies, at Anglia Ruskin
University. He studied at the Kent Institute of Art and Design and the
Slade School of Art. His work has been shown nationally and
internationally, with screenings at the Diversions Film Festival,
Edinburgh Film Festival Centre, Rodina Cinema, St Petersburg, the
Onion City Film Festival, Chicago, Kettle's Yard Cambridge, The
Whitechapel Gallery London, and Anthology Film Archive, New York.
In 2009 he was shortlisted for the Jerwood Drawing prize.
› Emptying frames, Animation Practice, Process & Production, 1.1, 77-82.
Colette Henry, Ph.D., is the Norbrook Professor of Business &
Enterprise, at the Centre for Veterinary & Bio-veterinary Enterprise,
The Royal Veterinary College, University of London. Prior to this, she
was Head of the Department of Business Studies and Director of the
Centre for Entrepreneurship Research at Dundalk Institute of
Technology, Ireland. She has published widely on the topic of
entrepreneurship education and training; programme effectiveness;
women’s entrepreneurship and the creative industries. Colette is the
founding editor of Emerald’s International Journal of Gender and
Entrepreneurship (IJGE), an active member of the US-originated
DIANA International Research Project, and President of ISBE(Institute
for Entrepreneurship and Small Business).
› Women and the creative industries: exploring the popular appeal, Creative
Industries Journal, 2.2, 143-160.
Norbert Herber is a Lecturer at Indiana University Bloomington in the
Department of Telecommunications. He is a musician and a sound
artist whose research explores the relationship between people and