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Newcastle University, KNOSSOS,
Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne and
Wear, NE1 7RU, United Kingdom
Keywords materia poetica, ontopoetics,
narratability, post-mechanical
age, pata-physics
Michael Jarvis
Northumbria University, School of
Health, Social work and Education,
Coach Lane Campus, Coach Lane,
Benton, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, NE7
7XA, United Kingdom
Keywords expertise, implicit,
intuition, process, procedure
Marta Jecu
Keywords
Marie Jefsioutine
Birmingham City University,
Birmingham Institute of Art and
Design, Corporation Street, Gosta
Green, Birmingham, West Midlands,
B4 7DX, United Kingdom
Keywords negotiation, work-based
University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, United Kingdom. He has
published over 300 scientific articles and several books. His recent
work has been concerned with theories of man-made systems and ontoepistemic
and educational issues concerning the interface between the
generation and transmission of knowledge.
› Materia poetica: models of corporeality and onto-poetic pata-physics of the
post-mechanical age, Technoetic Arts: A Journal of Speculative Research,
3.1, 3-12.
Michael Jarvis is an artist, writer and lecturer. He works at
Northumbria University in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne where he contributes
to undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in Teacher Education
and Fine Art. He has recently completed a Ph.D. in Fine Art at
Lancaster University. The research is concerned with the practice of
painting in relation to various announcements of its ‘death’ and demise
since 1840.
› Articulating the tacit dimension in artmaking, Journal of Visual Art Practice,
6.3, 201-214.
› Francis Bacon and the practice of painting, Journal of Visual Art Practice,
8.3, 181-193.
› Exhibition Reviews, Journal of Curatorial Studies, 1.1, 101-116.
Marie Jefsioutine is Senior Research Fellow in Digital Media at the
Birmingham Institute of Art and Design. She is involved in usercentred
design and usability research. She has a background in
psychology, human-computer interaction and educational media, and
has worked in interaction design for over ten years, previously at the
BBC, the Open University and Goldsmiths College. She has designed a
number of CD-ROMs and websites, including the Virtual Gallery of
Contemporary Jewellery, now on display in the Victoria and Albert