who's who in research visuAl Arts - Intellect

feminism, queer theory visual arts and visual culture education, with emphasis on the study of
representations of gender and sexuality in contemporary visual arts.
Lately she focuses on the study of queer theory and the critical studies
of sexuality to analyse the visual arts, specifically cinema and
photography.
Lily Díaz
Aalto University, Department of
Media, 135C, Hämeentie, Helsinki,
SF 00560, Finland
Keywords informatics, interactivity,
digital media, virtual reality
María Del Río Diéguez
Autónoma University of Madrid,
Artistic, Plastic and Visual Education,
Faculty of Education, Campus de
Cantoblanco, Office I-319, Madrid,
28049, Spain
Keywords art therapy, gender equity,
social change and inclusion,
education, art
› Film spectatorship between queer theory and feminism: transcultural
readings, International Journal of Education through Art, 1.2, 143-152.
Lily Díaz is an artist, designer and researcher working in he area of
informatics and interactive and digital media. Currently she is
professior and head of research in the Department of Media of the
School of Art and Design at Aalto University in Helsinki. Her art and
design work has been exhibited in galleries such as the Royal Academy
of Art in London, the Martin Gropius Bau Museum in Berlin,
Planetario Alfa in Monterrey Mexico and Design Museum Helsinki.
She has conducted research and development projects in areas such as
visualization and information design, design and implementation of
digital archives related to cultural heritage, and design of interfaces for
virtual reality.
› New research practices for a new media, Journal of Visual Art Practice,
10.1, 3-4.
› By chance, randomness and indeterminacy methods in art and design,
Journal of Visual Art Practice, 10.1, 21-33.
María del Río Diéguez. Ph.D. Lecturer. Dept. of Artistic, Plastic and
Visual Education. Faculty of Education. Autónoma University of
Madrid (U.A.M.). (Office I-319). Coordinator of Art Therapy Program
of University Hospital Puerta de Hierro Majadahonda (Madrid). MA in
Art Therapy; MA in Psychotherapeutic Intervention. Member of
Reseach Team.
› Social functions of art: Educational, clinical, social and cultural settings.
Trying a new methodology, International Journal of Education through Art,
6.3, 397-412.