who's who in research visuAl Arts - Intellect

Martha Christopoulou
Keywords Greece, primary, art
education, visual culture
Georgia Kakourou
Chroni
Coumantaros Art Galler, Branch of
the National Gallery, Paleologou and
Thermopylon, Sparta 231 00, 231 00,
Greece
Keywords Greece, Israel, war, peace,
visual communication
Eu Jin Chua
Unitec Institute of Technology
Keywords
Martha Christopoulou is an art educator working currently in a primary
school in Athens, Greece. Her research interests lie in art and visual
(media) culture education, critical pedagogy and reflective practice.
She is interested in developing art/visual culture curricula that could
enable generalist and art teachers to include and teach about children’s
visual and aesthetic experiences in art lessons.
› Introducing visual culture education into Greek primary schools: a
curriculum intervention, International Journal of Education through Art, 6.1,
97-107.
Georgia Kakourou Chroni is curator of the National Gallery of Greece
and is responsible for the Sparta Branch of the National Gallery, the
‘Coumantaros Art Gallery’. She graduated from the University of
Athens School of Philosophy, is a Doctor of Philosophy from the same
university and she holds a Masters degree in Museum Studies from the
University of Leicester. She was awarded a Fulbright Foundation
scholarship. She teaches Museology and Education and Civilization at
the University of the Peloponnese and the Hellenic Open University.
Her main research areas are modern Greek art and museum education.
She is the author of six books and numerous articles.
› Getting to know one another through drawing, International Journal of
Education through Art, 4.2, 131-139.
Eu Jin Chua directs the postgraduate programme at the Unitec school
of design and visual arts in New Zealand and is also a doctoral student
at the London Consortium, University of London.
› The film-work recomposed into nature: from art to noise in four minutes and
thirty-three seconds, Moving Image Review & Art Journal MIRAJ, 1.1, 89-
96.
Wei-Chung Chuo Wei-Chung lives and works in London. He has studied Architecture at
the Chaoyang University of Technology and Fine Art at Da-Yeh
University, both in Taiwan. He recently finished his MArch
(Architectural Design) at The Bartlett Faculty of the Built