who's who in research visuAl Arts - Intellect

Sheffield Hallam University, Faculty
of Arts, Computing, Engineering and
Sciences, Furnival Building,
Sheffield, S1 2NU, United Kingdom
Keywords fine art, design, media, art
education
Stuart Cunningham
Queensland University of
Technology, Creative Industries
Faculty, Musk Avenue, Kelvin Grove,
Brisbane, Queensland, 4059,
Australia
Keywords mapping, international
comparative mapping, Australia,
United Kingdom, employment
statistics
Brian Curtin
Keywords
Arnold Cusmariu
Keywords directional perception,
mereotopology, paradigm shift,
philosophical analysis, sculpture
interested in the ways in which creative students engage with new
media, and the relationship of employment and professional practice to
the educational studio.
› Reviews, Journal of Writing in Creative Practice, 3.1, 79-88.
Professor Stuart Cunningham is Director at the Australian Research
Council Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation,
Queensland University of Technology. He has written extensively on
Australian screen industries, cultural policy and on creative industries
and innovation. His most recent work is What Price a Creative
Economy? (Platform Papers, 2006).
› Creative Industries Mapping: Where have we come from and where are we
going?, Creative Industries Journal, 1.1, 7-30.
› BOOK REVIEWS, Journal of Curatorial Studies, 1.1, 121-130.
Arnold Cusmariu received his Ph.D. in Philosophy from Brown
University with a dissertation under Ernest Sosa on the problem of
universals, to which he formulates and defends a radical Platonist
solution. He shows, among other things, that the 'Third Man' argument
and Russell's Paradox are really the same problem and should be
solved the same way. While in academia, he published articles on
technical subjects in logic, philosophy of language, philosophy of
mind, and metaphysics. He became interested in sculpture in 1984 and
obtained training at the Art League in Alexandria, Virginia, eventually
settling on stone as his preferred medium. He has produced over 100
pieces to date and has participated in juried exhibits in the Washington
DC area, where he lives. Some of his pieces are in private collections.