who's who in research visuAl Arts - Intellect

Keith Trigwell
Director of the Institute for Teaching
and Learning, The University of
Sydney, Institute for Teaching &
Learning, Level 3, Carslaw Building,
Sydney, NSW, 2006, Australia
Keywords Institute for the
Advancement of University Learning
at the University of Oxford,
dissertation, practice, art and design,
phenomenography, learning
Michele Trimarchi
Via Ozanam, n. 113 00152, Roma,
Italy
Keywords intangible value, social
quality, cultural economics, cultural
policy, creative districts
Melissa Trimingham
The University of Kent, Department
United Kingdom and near Cordoba in Spain.
› Coherence, agility and cultural selection, Technoetic Arts: A Journal of
Speculative Research, 3.2, 61-72.
› The swarming of the memes, Technoetic Arts: A Journal of Speculative
Research, 6.2, 115-126.
Keith Trigwell is Principal Research Fellow in the Institute for the
Advancement of University Learning at the University of Oxford
where he leads the Institute’s higher education research programme.
His research interests include the experience of university teaching,
including the scholarship of teaching and student learning, particularly
relations between students’ approaches to learning and their
perceptions of aspects of their learning environment.
› Approaches to Teaching Design Subjects: a quantitative analysis, Art, Design
& Communication in Higher Education, 1.2, 69-80.
› How art, media and design students conceive of the relation between the
dissertation and practice, Art, Design & Communication in Higher
Education, 4.1, 5-16.
Michele Trimarchi, Ph.D., is professor of Economic Analysis of Laws
(Catanzaro) and teaches Cultural Economics (Bologna). He is
Scientific Director of the Master in Law, Economics and Management
of Cultural Tourism (Catanzaro), and a member of the Executive Board
of ARTMALL-culture future (Rome, Italy), of the Scientific Committee
of Tafter journal, and the Editorial Advisory Board of Creative
Industries journal.
› Book Reviews, Creative Industries Journal, 1.3, 291-296.
› The economics and policy of creativity: The Italian perspective, Creative
Industries Journal, 2.3, 231-246.
Melissa Trimingham worked extensively in UK community theatre
including many applied theatre projects with Horse and Bamboo
Theatre Company, Lancashire. She is a lecturer in Drama at the