who's who in research visuAl Arts - Intellect

Kate Evans
Scarborough Psychotherapy Training
Institute, 117 Columbus Ravine,
Scarborough, YO12 7QU, United
Kingdom
Keywords creativity,, creative writing
therapeutic writing, free writing,
writerly self, mental well-being,
depression
Stephen Farthing
Rootstein Hopkins Chair in Drawing,
Chelsea College of Art, University of
the Arts, London, 16 John Islip Street,
London, SW1P 4JU, United Kingdom
Keywords design, communication,
education, painting
Jurgen Faust
Keywords design discourse,
designing media, designing design,
media designer, first–order and third–
order design
Kate Evans BSc MA is a writer and a UKCP-registered
psychotherapeutic counsellor, working out of Scarborough
Psychotherapy Training Institute. She is co-ordinator of, and tutor on,
the BA (Hons) in Creative Writing at the University of Hull
Scarborough Campus.
› The chrysalis and the butterfly: A phenomenological study of one person’s
writing journey, Journal of Applied Arts & Health, 2.2, 173-186.
Stephen Farthing is the Rootstein Hopkins Professor of Drawing at the
University of the Arts, London. He was previously the Executive
Director of the New York Academy of Art and for ten years was the
Ruskin Master and Professional Fellow of Saint Edmund Hall, Oxford.
He was also the Artist in Residence at the Hayward Gallery in London.
In 2007 he was awarded a Visiting Hood Fellow at the Institute of
Creative Arts & Industries, University of Auckland, New Zealand. He
has been commissioned by, amongst others, The National Portrait
Gallery, London, and the British Embassy in Paris. He has had over 38
single exhibitions of his work and over 48 group exhibitions. He has
written and edited extensively, including '1001 Paintings to see before
you die,' (Cassell Illustrated 2006) and has appeared many times on
radio and television.
› Reviews, Art, Design & Communication in Higher Education, 5.1, 71-.
Jurgen Faust is full Professor for Media Design at the University of
Applied Science MHMK Munich and Dean of the Media and
Communication Faculty. He is the International Consultant for the
Group Istituto Europeo di Design in Milan. Previously he was a
Professor of Design Theory at Tecnologico de Monterrey, Mexico.
Between 1999 and December 2005 he was a Professor for New Media
and Dean of Integrated Media at the Cleveland Institute of Art. He has
taught art and design and theory with an emphasis on design processes
and the possible transformation into other disciplines. Faust is a
practising researcher, designer and artist who has exhibited in many
museums andgalleries in Europe and United States. The focus of his
recent publications is on transforming design.
› Designing design and designing media, Technoetic Arts: A Journal of
Speculative Research, 8.1, 109-114.