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Sylvie Lacerte

    Sylvie Lacerte
    American University in Cairo
    Alliance de recherche DOCAM
    la fondation Daniel Langlois pour
    l'art, la science et la technologie
    Email: slacerte@docam.ca
    sylvielacerte@videotron.ca
    T.(514)987-7177 (4206)
    F.(514)987-7492
    www.docam.ca
    
Independent scholar and curator Sylvie Lacerte is the author of La mÈdiation de líart contemporain (2007, Šditions díArt Le Sabord). She holds a PhD in Art Theory and practices from UniversitÈ du QuÈbec ý MontrÈal (UQ¿M) and an MA in Museum Studies from New York University. Her main fields of interest are the mediation of contemporary art, artistsí creative and working processes as well as the historiography of collaborations between artists, engineers and scientists. In 2001, Sylvie Lacerte undertook an extensive research on the collaborative endeavours of artists and engineers that worked towards the presentation of 9 Evenings: Theatre and Engineering held in New York City, in 1966, which later led to the creation Experiments in Art and Technology. She was an accredited researcher at the Daniel Langlois Foundation (2001-2002 and 2005), for this particular project, during which time she met with Billy Kl¸ver and Julie Martin on a few occasions. Sylvie Lacerte has published essays and given talks on EAT, both in Canada and in Europe. She has also published other texts in art journals, anthologies and catalogues as well as delivered lectures on her other fields of interest, in Canada and Europe. She has been course lecturer at UQ¿M and will be teaching the DOCAM Seminar at McGill, during the winter of 2008. She has been coordinator of the DOCAM (documentation and conservation of the media arts heritage) Research Alliance, at the Daniel Langlois Foundation, MontrÈal, since the summer of 2005.


Updated 21 August 2007.

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