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Graduate Abstracts Database

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Thesis Title LGA ID Author Degree Year University Advisor(s) Department/Discipline Keywords/Fields of Study
Novel Methodologies for Developing Medical and Scientific Animated Narrative 3334 Joseph William Brock

Doctor of Philosophy

2008

Goldsmiths College, University of London Mark d'Inverno, Jane Prophet, Janis Jefferies

Department of Computing, Goldsmiths Digital Studios University of London

Methodology, Narrative, New Digital Media Techniques, Participatory action research

fieldwork/fieldwalking: art, sauntering and science in the walkingcountry 3247 Perdita Phillips

Doctor of Philosophy

2007

Edith Cowan University Nien Schwarz

Visual Arts

science and art, walking, fieldwork, place, belonging, nonhuman, feral, wildness, wonder, sound art, conversational aesthetics, non-representational theory, processes of silence, the walkingcountry, Kimberley, Australia, site-specificity, FutureNatural

Fields of Interaction: From Shadow Play Theatre to Media Performance 3246 Aleksandra Dulic

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

2006

SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY Ron Wakkary, Laura Marks, Martin Gotfrit

School of Interactive Arts and Technology, Faculty of Applied Sciences

Computatinal Poetics; Media Perfomance; Shadow Play; Ritual; Interactive Media Art; Antecedents of Contemporary Media Art

Evolving Performance Control Systems for Digital Puppetry 3234 Andrew Joseph Alexander Gildfind

Doctor of Philosophy

2001

RMIT University Ghassan Al'Qaimari, Michael Gigante

Computer Science

Performance animation, motion capture, performance control systems, puppetry, interactive evolution, genetic programming, adaptive user interfaces, usability, human-computer interaction

Artefacts, Technicity and Humanisation: industrial design and the problem of anoetic technologies 3164 Stephen James Thompson

Doctor of Philosophy

2008

University of Plymouth Dr. Michael Punt, Mr Robert Pepperell Mr Mike Phillips

School of Computing, Communications & Electronics/Industrial Design Philosophy

industrial design, design philosophy, technicity, artefacts, scale.

Antarctic animation: gestures and lines describe a changing environment 3154 Lisa Roberts

Doctor of Philosophy

2010

University of New South Wales Simon Pockley, John Hughes

College of Fine Arts/Media Arts

animation, artistic, Antarctica, dance, drawing, climate change, communication, gesture, improvisation, on-line, perceptions, practice-based, scientific

Aesthetics and Hyper/aesthetics: Rethinking the Senses in Contemporary Media Contexts 3142 Melanie Swalwell

Doctor of Philosophy

2002

University of Technology, Sydney Norie Neumark

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

senses, aesthetics, technology, affect, intensity, hyper, experience, experimentation, LAN, games, shock, anaesthetics, innervation, audience

Musical agents based on self-organizing maps for audio applications 4166 Kıvanç Tatar

Doctor of Philosophy (Art and Technology)

2019

Simon Fraser University

Interactive Arts and Technology

Modularity and Space Juxtaposition: Beyond Site-specificity in Art 3321 On Ni Wan

Doctor of Philosophy (Digital Arts and Experimental Media)

2012

University of Washington James Coupe

Digital Arts and Experimental Media

Locative arts, networks of sites, modular structure, site-specific art, mobile technologies

Exploring Naming Behavior In Personal Digital Image Collections: The Iconology And Language Games Of Pinterest 3530 Tami Sutcliffe

Doctor of Philosophy (Information Science)

2014

University of North Texas Brian C. O’Connor, Linda Schamber, Committee Member ; Dr. Shawne Miksa, Committee Member

Department of Library and Information Sciences

social collecting; user-curators; Pinterest; naming behavior; image attributes; language games; Panofsky, Rosch and Shatford Layne matrix;