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Siddharta Perez
Siddharta Perez is a curator and educator. Their practice is parented by independent communities in Manila and the regions surrounding the Philippines, chiseled by museum employment
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Denisa Kera
Denisa Kera is a philosopher and designer that experiments with various creative strategies of public engagement in emerging science and technology issues. She uses design
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Astrid Lorange
Astrid Lorange is a writer, editor, and artist. She studied writing and cultural studies at the University of Technology Sydney, where she completed her doctoral thesis
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Laurie McDonald
Laurie McDonald is a Traditional Owner from the Ngunnawal Nation. She is an award-winning entrepreneur and community advocate, who brings a wealth of real-world knowledge
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Elaine Jing Zhao
Dr. Elaine Jing Zhao is Senior Lecturer in the School of the Arts and Media at the University of New South Wales, Sydney. Elaine is the author
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Laura McLean
Laura McLean is a Melbourne-based curator, writer, and researcher interested in the politics of representation and the representation of politics in contemporary art. Past curatorial projects
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Monique Rooney
Monique Rooney is a Senior Lecturer in English at the Australian National University. Her research explores race, sex, gender and class in the context of
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Pandu Sastrowardoyo
Pandu Sastrowardoyo is co-founder of Indonesian Blockchain Association and the VP of Consulting at Blocksphere. She leads the blockchain discussion in Indonesia between communities, enterprises,
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Linda Dement
Linda Dement has worked in arts computing since the late 1980s. Originally a photographer, her digital practice spans the programmed, performative, visual and virtual. Her
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Kamaljit K. Sangha
Dr. Kamaljit K. Sangha is an Ecological Economist at the Darwin Centre for Bushfire Research. Over the past 15 years, she has been extensively working
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Heather A. Horst
Professor Heather A, Horst is the Director of the Institute for Culture and Society at Western Sydney University. A sociocultural anthropologist by training, she researches
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Melinda Cooper
Melinda Cooper is Professor in the College of Arts and Social Sciences at the Australian National University. She is the author of Family Values: Between Neoliberalism
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Lara Luna Bartley
Lara is an artist and PHD candidate at the University of the West of England’s Digital Culture Research Centre (DCRC), focused on engaging audiences in
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Ellie Rennie
Ellie Rennie is an ARC Future Fellow and Professor at RMIT University where she works across the Digital Ethnography Research Centre and the Blockchain Innovation
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Kate Rich
Kate Rich is an artist, grocery trader, volunteer finance manager and feral economist. In 2019 she co-produced RADMIN, Britain’s first festival of Administration. She is currently working
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Melissa Delaney
Melissa deLaney is an artist, curator and creative executive with a long commitment and history working at the nexus of education, art and cultural development, recreation, wellness,
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Jack Parkin
Jack Parkin is a digital economist at the Institute for Culture and Society, Western Sydney University, where he researches human-machine interaction and its impact upon society.
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Tjanara Goreng Goreng
Tjanara is a Wakka Wakka/Wulli Wulli clanwomanof the Djawun Djumbe Nation of Central Queenslandand carries the traditions of her clan through medicine practice, being a
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Julia Drouhin
Dr Julia Drouhin is a French Australian artist interested in the embodiment of invisible soundstreams that reveal friction in sociality and shift usual modes of transmission. Her
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Matt Scobie
My research interests are broadly around exploring ways to hold organisations, businesses and governments accountable for their social, environmental, cultural and economic impacts. This is
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Ceri Hann
Ceri is a multidisciplinary arts practitioner who develops participatory art forms intended to enhance the conditions for collective idea generation. This approach to practice often
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In Her Interior
In Her Interior (Francesca da Rimini and Virginia Barratt)In 2015 In Her Interior (IHI) began co-creating live works of spoken/sung and recorded text and video
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Gaby Wijers
Gaby Wijers is founder and director of LIMA. Previously she was coordinator of collection, preservation and related research at the Netherlands Media Art Institute, Amsterdam:
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Katrina Sluis
Katrina was previously Senior Curator (Digital Programmes) at The Photographers’ Gallery, developing artistic commissions and public projects on machine vision, synthetic imaging, posthuman photography, net culture
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Tim Hollo
Tim Hollo is Executive Director of the Green Institute and a Visiting Fellow at RegNet, the Australian National University’s School of Regulation and Global Governance.
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Denise Thwaites
Denise Thwaites is an Australian curator, researcher and educator, whose practice interlaces digital and community engaged processes to interrogate emergent frames of inclusion, exclusion and
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Baden Pailthorpe
Baden Pailthorpe (b. 1984) is part of a generation of artists whose practice is shaped by Internet culture. He holds a Ph.D from the University
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Meg J. Walch
Meg is an Artist, Educator, Arts Advocate, and Witch Doctor. She exploits the extreme plastic conditions of painting and drawing, blending abstraction with figuration to
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Ania Molenda
Ania Molenda is an independent Rotterdam-based researcher, curator and writer. She is a co-founder and director of research and publishing platform Amateur Cities. In her work
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Nancy Mauro-Flude
Nancy Mauro-Flude is an artist and theorist. Administrator of a home-brewed feminist web server, she leads the nascent Holistic Computing Network and practices experiential pedagogy in her role
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Declan Kuch
Dr Declan Kuch is a a Vice-Chancellor’s Senior Research Fellow at Western Sydney University. Declan is a sociologist of science and technology, whose research spans
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Shahee Ilyas
Shahee Ilyas is an independent multidisciplinary designer + data analyst, researching & experimenting with information graphics, art, design and computer programming. He is interested in how
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Vanessa Bartlett
Vanessa is a curator and McKenzie Postdoctoral Fellow in the School of Culture and Communication at University of Melbourne. She is interested in artworks that
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Cristina Ampatzidou
Cristina Ampatzidou is a Rotterdam-based researcher with a background in Architecture and Urbanism, and co-founder of research-led practice Amateur Cities. Currently a research fellow for
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Nick Smithies
Nick Smithies musician and electronic artist. Interested in sound composition, computer/real world interfacing, reactive installation, aleatoric music constructed from found data sets, sonification, electronic performance tools,
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Bill Hart
Bill Hart is a creative practitioner who lives and works in Hobart, Tasmania. His work encompasses art, science, philosophy, explored through tinkering with technology. His
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Elise Klein
Dr Elise Klein (OAM) is a Senior Lecturer of Public Policy at the Crawford School, ANU. Dr Klein has a Dphil in International Development from the University
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Geert Lovink
Geert Lovink is a Dutch media theorist and net critic. He received his PhD from the University of Melbourne and worked at the University of
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Daniel Bar
Daniel is an entrepreneur and investor with primary focus on decentralized web technologies. He is the founder of bitfwd (比特未来 – 区块链创投) and currently serves as Chairman.
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Tom Chen
Tom Chen is Associate Professor in marketing in the Canberra Business School at the University of Canberra, Australia. He holds an honorary position at the
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Kate Geck
Kate Geck is an artist interested in network culture, who is working in Narrm/Melbourne on unceded Wurundjeri land. She works with code, installation and textiles
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Petr Sourek
Petr Sourek is a playwright and philosopher. He is founder of The new “Corrupt Tour” company takes groups around Prague, to gawk at places tied
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Claire Field
Claire Field is a contemporary curator and artist who is deeply committed to facilitating art experiences that have a positive effect on people’s lives. Her
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Inte Gloerich
Inte Gloerich is a PhD researcher at Media and Culture Studies, Utrecht University, focusing on the sociotechnical imaginaries in blockchain art, design, and products. Besides this, she is a
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Justin Clemens
Justin Clemens is most recently the author of a book of limericks. He teaches at the University of Melbourne.
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Lexi Mossop
Lexi (Alexandra) is a second year student at RMIT University studying, through a design lens, the unique and dynamic field of digital media. In her
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Deborah Cleland
Deb is an activist/ artist/academic, with all the compromise and circuitous life paths that those slashes imply. She dabbles in interactive theatre and games, site-specific
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Stephen Healy
Stephen Healy is a geographer and a Senior Research Fellow at the institute for Culture and Society, University of Western Sydney. His engaged research is
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Megan Kelleher
Megan Kelleher is a PhD candidate and one of RMIT’s Vice Chancellor’s Indigenous Pre-Doctoral Fellows in the School of Media and Communication. The title of
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Scot Cotterell
Scot Cotterell is an Australian born inter-disciplinary artist known for his works concerned with the experience of mediated environments. His work uses mixtures of sound,
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Glenn Finau
Glenn Finau is currently a lecturer in accounting at the University of Tasmania. He recently completed his PhD from the University of New South Wales