who's who in research visuAl Arts - Intellect

Phil Cooke
Cardiff University, Centre for
Advanced Studies in Social Sciences,
45 Park Place, Cardiff, CF10 3BB,
United Kingdom
Keywords creativity, knowledge
economy, location, economy
outcomes
Kerrie Corcoran
Keywords visual art, pedagogical
reasoning, cooperative learning,
creativity, knowledge-in-action
Rikke Platz Cortsen
University of Copenhagen,
Department of Arts and Cultural
Studies, University of Copenhagen,
Karen Blixens vej 1, 2300
Copenhagen S, Denmark
Keywords comics, time and space,
apocalyptic moment
Phil Cooke is Research Professor in Regional Economic Development,
and founding Director (1993) of the Centre for Advanced Studies,
Cardiff University. His research interests lie in studies of
biotechnology, regional innovation systems, knowledge economies,
entrepreneurship, clusters and networks.
› Creative knowledge workers and location in Europe and North America: a
comparative review, Creative Industries Journal, 2.1, 73-89.
Kerrie Corcoran is Director of Senior Secondary Studies at Cannon
Hill Anglican College in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. She has 28
years experience teaching Visual Art in both single sex and coeducational
schools in the private and government sector. Kerrie was
awarded her Ph.D. at Griffith University in 2006. She has a strong
commitment to curriculum development and effective pedagogy in the
Visual Arts, and her research interests are in developing the creative
abilities of Visual Arts secondary students.
› Pedagogical reasoning, creativity and cooperative learning in the visual art
classroom, International Journal of Education through Art, 5.1, 51-61.
Rikke Platz Cortsen is a Ph.D. student in the University of
Copenhagen’s Department of Arts and Cultural Studies working on a
project concerning time and space in comics. Her MA thesis was titled
‘Simultaneity, Moment, Eternity – on the Construction of Time and
Space in Comics by Alan Moore’. She has presented papers about
comics at various conferences, including a paper on comics written by
Alan Moore and their use of an apocalyptic moment. She is on the
editorial boards of the Scandinavian Journal of Comic Art, the Danish
comics magazine STRIP!.
› Multiple living, one world?: On the chronotope in Alan Moore and Gene
Ha’s Top 10, Studies in Comics, 2.1, 135-145.
Graham Coulter-Smith Graham Coulter-Smith is the author of Deconstructing Installation art
and The Postmodern Art of Imants Tillers and co-editor of Art in the