who's who in research visuAl Arts - Intellect

Henna Lahti
University of Helsinki, Department of
Philosophy, P.O. Box 9,
Siltavuorenpenger 20 D), Helsinki,
14, Finland
Keywords design education, design
experiment, collaborative designing,
textile design project, virtual design
studio
Elaine Lally
University of Western Sydney, Media
Studies, Locked Bag 1797, Penrith,
NSW 2751, Australia
Keywords seniors, well-being,
singing, evidence, creativity
Nancy Lampert
Virginia Commonwealth University,
Department of Art Education, PO Box
843084, Richmond, VA, 23284,
United States of America
Keywords art education, critical
thinking
Anne Lanceley
University College London, UCL
Institute for Women’s Health,
Medical School Building, 74 Huntley
Street, London, WC1E 6AU, United
Henna Lahti is a doctoral student in the Graduate School of
Multidisciplinary Research on Learning Environments, based in
Department of Home Economics and Craft Science at the University of
Helsinki in Finland. She is finishing her Ph.D. concerning computersupported
collaborative design.
› Three design experiments for computer-supported collaborative design, Art,
Design & Communication in Higher Education, 4.2, 101-120.
Dr. Elaine Lally is Associate Professor, Creative Digital Studies, at the
University of Technology, Sydney. Her research focuses on cultural
aspects of information technology and on arts and cultural policy,
especially in local government. Dr. Lally is the author of At Home with
Computers (Berg 2002), and her recent research includes Australian
Research Council funded projects, contract research and consultancies
for Arts NSW and the Australia Council for the Arts.
› ‘The power to heal us with a smile and a song’: Senior Well-being, Musicbased
Participatory Arts and the Value of Qualitative Evidence, Journal of
Arts & Communities, 1.1, 25-44.
Dr. Nancy Lampert is an assistant professor in the Department of Art
Education, in the School of the Arts at Virginia Commonwealth
University, Richmond, Virginia. Her research on critical thinking has
been published in numerous journals, and she has also presented her
research regionally, nationally and internationally.
› A study of an after-school art programme and critical thinking, International
Journal of Education through Art, 7.1, 55-67.
Anne Lanceley is a senior lecturer and Nurse Specialist at UCL
Institute for Women’s Health. She combines a clinical role supporting
women with gynaecological cancer with running a research programme
in symptom management, recovery after treatment and risk reduction
for survivors.