who's who in research visuAl Arts - Intellect

Susan Bagwell
London Metropolitan University,
Cities Institute, Ladbrooke House, 62-
66 Highbury Grove, London, N5
2AD, United Kingdom
Keywords city growth, clusters,
creative industries, regeneration,
ethnic minority enterprise, small
business policy
Sue Bailey
United Kingdom
Keywords qualitative variation,
research, design projects, visual
reproducing, conceptual responses
Dallas J. Baker
Griffith University and Southern
Cross University, 13 Sky Place,
Bellingen, New South Wales, 2454,
Australia
Keywords
Susan Bagwell is Research Development Manager at London
Metropolitan University. She has a background in community and
economic development, project management, and research, and has
experience of working in the voluntary sector, local government and as
a freelance consultant as well as higher education. She has an MSc in
Entrepreneurial Studies and a Diploma in Social Research and
Evaluation. Her research interests include Black and Ethnic Minority
SMEs, SMEs and regeneration, local economic development
initiatives, urban policy and regeneration, project management and
funding strategies, evaluation practice and policy.
› Creative clusters and city growth, Creative Industries Journal, 1.1, 31-46.
Sue Bailey is a Senior Learning and Teaching Fellow in the Faculty of
Art and Design at Manchester Metropolitan University. She was
previously Fashion Subject Area Leader and has extensive experience
in design teaching and curriculum development at undergraduate level.
› Student Approaches to Learning in Fashion Design: a phenomenographic
study, Art, Design & Communication in Higher Education, 1.2, 81-95.
› Students’ approaches to the ‘research’ component in the fashion design
project: Variation in students’ experience of the research process, Art, Design
& Communication in Higher Education, 2.3, 113-130.
Dallas J. Baker is in the final year of a doctoral candidature at Griffith
University and an Associate Lecturer in the School of Arts and Social
Sciences at Southern Cross University. He has an Honours degree in
Media Studies and a Masters in Writing. Under the nom de plume
Dallas Angguish, he is a writer of poetry and short fiction with work
published in the journals TEXT, Lodestar Quarterly, Retort Magazine,
Polari Journal and in the anthologies When You're A Boy (2011),
America Divine (2011), Anywhere But Here (2006), Bend, Don't
Shatter (2004) and Dumped (2000 and US edition 2002). His research
interests are Queer Theory and its application to subjectivity in the
contexts of creative practice, Practice-Led Research and Creative
Writing pedagogy.
› Queering Practice-Led Research: Subjectivity, performative research and the
creative arts, Creative Industries Journal, 4.1, 33-51.