i work mostly with interactive art and video. also i edit online journal about new media and new music (www.hz-journal.org) and curate video and net art to widen general interest in those areas. one of my video works is archived on DVD compilation from Aspect Personas & Personalities, Vol 7.

I am an academic and practising/exhibiting new media artist for the past twenty years. These works include electronic installations, collaborations with performers, video and audio work, generative and software based artworks, VR environments and data visualisations/ecologies. Interdisciplinary and collaborative practice informs the development and ultimately the design of these artworks.

I am the Coordinator of Gender, Bodies & Technology (GBT), a growing interdisciplinary group of artists and other scholars interested in research and expression at the nexus of gender, bodies and technology. This group began as a research group of interested faculty members and graduate students affiliated with the Women’s and Gender Studies program at Virginia Tech. Please feel free to contact me if you are interested in joining our growing listserv or learning more about our upcoming conference. Please see our website at http://www.cpe.vt.edu/gbt/ for information on our first conference in Spring of 2010 and updates on our upcoming conference in 2012. I can be contacted at selber_at_vt.edu.

world conquest by charm
developer, artist, trouble maker
I am back in London, is this long enough now :())
hi hi hi hi hi hi I would like to test test test this lovely jubbly site please please please let me in may be is this long enough now oh please please say it is long enough oh please bec i can not count to twenty five it's tooo high for me !

Focussing on the interconnections between art, culture and media, and political, economic and social processes, this new university programme at the University of Salzburg balances innovative cultural theory with practice-oriented methods.

Sissu Tarka is an artist and researcher with an interest in the criticality of emerging practices and economies of art. Recent explorations include themes such as revolution, ornamental structures, and the potential of conviviality inherent to exchanging and transferring thought. Tarka was born in Helsinki and currently lives in London. After completing a PhD in Fine Arts at Central Saint Martins London, she joined CRUMB web resource for new media art curators. When not with CRUMB she collaborates with Colm Lally (E:ventGallery London) to explore event structures, dialogical forms, agency and artistic intervention in contemporary practices.

I am a social justice activist, blogger and researcher working on Africa and African Disapora issues relating to LGBTI, Gender, and Digital / Info Activism. I have been blogging for over 5 years and was one of the pioneers of Africans blogging on Africa. I am interested in the use of Web 2.0 and mobile phone technology for activism in the global south. I have just edited a book "SMS Uprising: Mobile phone activism in Africa" which is being published by Pambazuka Press.

Other interests are poetry which breaks language, Afrobeat and stretching cords of music, experimental sound and film.

dr. sol haring

* digital narratives
* researcher, lecturer, musician
* graz - new york city - strantschitschach

Universitaet Graz
applied "learning-world" research -
ageing & gender & biography
yeah: A shopping window in Brighton Beach "Little Odessa" in NYC

As an artist with a particular interest in community-related projects, she has been deeply interested in exploring the new labour practices that have developed in the neo-liberal political/economic environment, as an articulation and consequence of globalisation, and the impact of such practices upon deeply gendered work experience.

Stefanie Wuschitz is a lecturer, researcher and media artist from Vienna. She graduated with honors from the University of Applied Arts, Vienna, and completed her Masters at NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program. During a Digital Art Fellowship in Sweden she coordinated the Eclectic Tech Carnival 2009 and founded Miss Baltazar’s Laboratory. At the moment she is a doctorate candidate at the University of Technology, Vienna, researching on women and trans artists in Syria, working with interactive technology.