Video of contribution to ‘The Future of Museums and the Public Humanities’ Panel Discussion
October 24, 1st floor Library, Brown Center for Public Humanities, 357 Benefit Street, Providence, R.I., (use rear entrance off Williams Street) 5:30-7PM Round Table Discussion: “The Future of Museums and the Public Humanities: Perspectives from Italy,” with Paolo Rosa, Fitt Artist-in-Residence, Brown Creative Arts Council; Luigi Di Corato, General Director of the Siena Museums Foundation; […]
“Can you see me now?”: Archaeological sensibility breaking the “fourth wall” of the analog:digital divide
2009 in V. O. Jorge & J. Thomas (eds.) Archaeology and the politics of vision in a post-modern context. Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Newcastle upon Tyne, pp. 118-46. Read it here. Read the intervention debrief here.
Visualizing Archaeologies: A Manifesto
2007 Cambridge Archaeological Journal, vol. 17(1), 3-19. (withAndrew Cochrane) Read it here.
Now, I can see you. The politics of presence and an intervention by Ian Russell into ‘Can you see me now?’ by Blast Theory and the Mixed Reality Lab at the University of Nottingham
2007 Critical Studies in New Media, Stanford Humanities Lab <http://humanitieslab.stanford.edu/NewMedia/278>.
Mynydd Epynt: A serendipitous encourter from Ireland
2007 Critical Studies in New Media, Stanford Humanities Lab <http://humanitieslab.stanford.edu/NewMedia/290>.
Reflexive Representations: The Partibility of Archaeology
2006 Archaeolog (with Andrew Cochrane) <http://traumwerk.stanford.edu/archaeolog/2006/11/reflexive_representations_the.html>.
Reflexive Representations [1]: South Metope XXVII
2006 Archaeography (with Andrew Cochrane) <http://archaeography.com/photoblog/archives/2006/11/reflexive_representations_1_so.shtml>.
Reflexive Representations: The Partibility of Archaeology
2006 European Journal of Archaeology (with Andrew Cochrane) <http://eja.e-a-a.org/2006/09/16/eaa-exhibition-reflexive-representations>.