who's who in research visuAl Arts - Intellect

Nottingham, NG1 4BU, United
Kingdom
Keywords printed textile, fashion
design, digital technologies, digital
craft
Sarah Tremlett
Chelsea College of Art and Design, 8
Foxcombe Road, Bath, BA1 3ED,
United Kingdom
Keywords matternal narrative,nontraditional,subtitlepoetry,freezeframes,video
painting
Nicholas Tresilian
Calle Antonio Machado 1, Las
Pinedas, Cordoba, 14111, Spain
Keywords evolution, agility,
punctuated, gradual, open/closed
consciousness
perspective through the integration of hand and digital technologies.
The study was informed by her early career in the industry, where she
worked as a designer-maker. Her postdoctoral research is focused on
the materiality of digital craft approaches; how disparate technologies
can be synthesized in innovative ways. Katherine has presented
lectures, published papers and exhibited her work internationally. She
is a member of the Bonington Gallery curatorial board in the School of
Art and Design, and involved in the organization and curation of
research exhibitions
› Reviews, Craft Research, 1.1, 160-166.
› Editorial, Craft Research, 1.1, 3-10.
› Expanding craft: Reappraising the value of skill, Craft Research, 2.1, 3-10.
Sarah Tremlett is a video artist/poet and Ph.D. candidate at Chelsea
College of Art and Design studying subjectivity in text-based art. She
was involved in Consciousness Reframed IX, where, influenced by
Karen Barad’s theories of agential realism, she introduced the term
‘matternal theory of practice’, which seeks to remove the inherited
post-Socratic western dualities between text or form and matter. 2009
conferences and exhibitions: Topographies, Sites, Bodies,
Technologies, Stanford University; solo show – Cultural
Communication Centre, Klaipeda, Lithuania; The Text Festival, Bury,
England; Videoformat – National Centre for Contemporary Arts,
Moscow. 2010 conferences and exhibitions: Fabrika Project Space,
Moscow; Loop, Barcelona; Poetry and Voice conference, Chichester
University.
› Some everybodies design and non-dualist filmic experience, Technoetic
Arts: A Journal of Speculative Research, 8.2, 139-147.
Nicholas Tresilian MA, F.R.S.A., is an art historian, broadcaster and
founding director of UK media PLCs in the United Kingdom and
Europe. He was for many years a director of Artist Placement Group
and its successor Organisation and Imagination pioneers in the
placement of artists within government organisations. He has made
films for BBC2 on Peter Blake, Richard Smith and Joe Tilson. He
wrote the bid for Classic FM and broadcast for the station for ten years.
He is currently Vice-President of the US-based International Society
for the Study of Time. He lectures and writes on the relationship
between art-history and cultural evolution. He lives in Bath in the