who's who in research visuAl Arts - Intellect

Keywords interface, materiality,
mobile art, wearables, wireless
wearable technology
René Berger
Keywords frame, rheomorphism, real
time, unmediated mediation, Web 2
Kim Berman
Keywords art, architecture, poverty
was awarded a five-year grant by the Finnish state. In 2009–2010,
2011, she has been Visiting Professor at The University of Applied
Arts in Vienna (AT). Currently, she is close to completing a Ph.D. at
Planetary Collegium, University of Plymouth. More information on her
artistic works and activities at http://www.realitydisfunction.org
› When the cables leave, the interfaces arrive: Immaterial networks and
material interfaces, Technoetic Arts: A Journal of Speculative Research, 4.3,
211-220.
› Wearable artefacts as research vehicles, Technoetic Arts: A Journal of
Speculative Research, 8.1, 47-53.
› Shared motifs: Body attachments in RL and SL, Metaverse Creativity, 1.2,
135-146.
René Berger served as Doctor of Letters at the Sorbonne, an honorary
professor at the University of Lausanne and former Director of the
Museum of Fine Arts in Lausanne. He founded Pour l’Art and the
Salon international de Galeries-Pilotes, as well as convening
conferences of the ‘Locarno International Video Festival’. He is the
Honorary President of the International Association of Art Critics and
the International Association for Video in the Arts and Culture, and
expert consultant for UNESCO. His publications, translated in many
languages, include: Découverte de la Peinture, Connaissance de la
Peinture, Art et Communication, La Mutation des Signes, La
Téléfission, Alerte à la Télévision, L’effet des Changements
Technologiques, Art et Technologie, Jusqu’où ira Votre Ordinateur?,
› Tours and detours of paradoxes, Technoetic Arts: A Journal of Speculative
Research, 4.2, 71-74.
Kim Berman, Associate Professor, Department of Visual Arts, Faculty
of Art Design and Architecture, University of Johannesburg and
Founding Director of Phumani Paper.
› Craft enterprise development: Surviving, responding to, and transforming a
South African government poverty alleviation programme, Journal of Arts &
Communities, 1.3, 217-234.