who's who in research visuAl Arts - Intellect

Goldsmiths College, University of
London, Art Department, New Cross,
London, SE14 6NW, United
Kingdom
Keywords contemporary art, critical
theory, political theory, morality,
America
Julian Malins
Robert Gordon University, IDEAS
Research Institute, Garthdee Road,
Aberdeen, AB10 7QD, United
Kingdom
Keywords personal development
planning (PDP), reflection, online
web-based tools, constructivist
approach, managed learning
environment, design thinking
Laura Malosetti Costa
Instituto de Altos Estudios Sociales,
Universidad Nacional de San martin,
IDAES - UNSAM, Parana 145 - 5º
piso, Buenas Aires, CP 1017,
Argentina
Keywords culture, memory,
Argentina, history, Latin American art
Sunil Manghani
York St John University, Faculty of
on the market and critical conditions of contemporary art, political
economy and theory, art education, several catalogue essays, and is
currently working on a philosophy of American power.
› Critique as alibi: moral differentiation in the art market, Journal of Visual Art
Practice, 7.3, 283-295.
Professor Julian Malins is currently Professor of Design and a principal
member of the IDEAS Research Institute and Director of the Centre for
Design & Innovation (www.c4di.org.uk). His publications cover a
broad range of topics including approaches to research in art and
design, virtual learning environments, computer supported
collaborative design, and design thinking.
› Evaluating GraysNet: an online PDP tool for use in an art and design context,
Art, Design & Communication in Higher Education, 4.1, 31-48.
Laura Malosetti Costa is Professor and researcher in Art History and
Cultural History at the University of Buenos Aires, CONICET
(National Council for Scientific and Technological Research) and
IDAES (Post Graduate Institute for Social Studies) National University
of Gral. San Martín. She is the author of a number of books and
articles, including Los primeros modernos: Arte y sociedad en Buenos
Aires a fines del siglo XIX (Buenos Aires – Mexico, FCE 2001 and
2003), awarded by the Association for Latin American Art in 2003,
Arte de Posguerra: Jorge Romero Brest y la revista Ver y Estimar (coeditor
with Andrea Giunta, 2005) and Pío Collivadino (Buenis Aires,
El Ateneo, 2006).
› Politics, desire and memory in the construction of landscape in the Argentine
pampas, Journal of Visual Art Practice, 5.1, 107-.
Sunil Manghani is Reader in Critical & Cultural Theory at York St
John University, United Kingdom. His publications appear in Theory,
Culture & Society, Film International, Invisible Culture, Journal of