Volume 18 • 2019


Research

Virtual Reality and Choreographic Practice: The Potential for New Creative Methods
Virtual Reality and Choreographic Practice: The Potential for New Creative Methods

Rosemary E. Cisneros, Karen Wood, Sarah Whatley, Michele Buccoli, Massimiliano Zanoni and Augusto Sarti

2019-03-12 Volume 18 • 2019 • 1–32

Forming a Sonic Identity through the Integration of Transculturality and Technology
Forming a Sonic Identity through the Integration of Transculturality and Technology

Nathan Riki Thomson and Otso Lähdeoja

2019-03-12 Volume 18 • 2019 • 33–60

The Theatre of the Selfie: Fictive Practices of the Instagram Artist
The Theatre of the Selfie: Fictive Practices of the Instagram Artist

Sara Sylvester

2019-03-12 Volume 18 • 2019 • 61–107

Performing the Electrical: Ecologies of the Imaginary and Fem-technologies
Performing the Electrical: Ecologies of the Imaginary and Fem-technologies

Geneva Foster Gluck

2019-03-12 Volume 18 • 2019 • 108–125

Deprivation Strategies: Increasing Public Understanding of Vision Impairment Using Performative Pedagogy
Deprivation Strategies: Increasing Public Understanding of Vision Impairment Using Performative Pedagogy

Lee Campbell

2019-03-12 Volume 18 • 2019 • 126–144

Visceral Dramaturgies: Curating Sensation in Immersive Art
Visceral Dramaturgies: Curating Sensation in Immersive Art

Rosemary Klich

2019-03-12 Volume 18 • 2019 • 175–197

Bites of Passage: Thresholds, Permeability and Hand-Fed Food for Thought
Bites of Passage: Thresholds, Permeability and Hand-Fed Food for Thought

Steve Fossey

2019-03-12 Volume 18 • 2019 • 215–234

Tide Times: Responding to Cramond
Tide Times: Responding to Cramond

Laura Bissell and Timothy Cooper

2019-03-12 Volume 18 • 2019 • 235–266

Soi Moi: The Techno-Soma-Aesthetics of a Dance for the iPhone
Soi Moi: The Techno-Soma-Aesthetics of a Dance for the iPhone

Paula Varanda

2019-03-12 Volume 18 • 2019 • 267-296

Papers

Social Justice and Artificial Intelligence by Dr. Adnan Hadzi (University of Malta)
Social Justice and Artificial Intelligence by Dr. Adnan Hadzi (University of Malta)

Adnan Hadzi

2019-03-12 Volume 18 • 2019 • 145–174

Diversity and Inclusivity in the Age of Wearables: A Buzzword, a Myth, an Uncertain Reality
Diversity and Inclusivity in the Age of Wearables: A Buzzword, a Myth, an Uncertain Reality

Anastasios Maragiannis and Rain Ashford

2019-03-12 Volume 18 • 2019 • 198–214

Perspectives

Perspectives 2019
Perspectives 2019

Dani Ploeger, Catherine Seago and Lizzie Sykes

2019-03-12 Volume 18 • 2019 • 297-320

Reviews

The Point of Connection: Accessing Affective Memories through Sonic and Embodied Technologies in Shannon Yee’s Reassembled, Slightly Askew
The Point of Connection: Accessing Affective Memories through Sonic and Embodied Technologies in Shannon Yee’s Reassembled, Slightly Askew

Natalia Esling

2019-03-12 Volume 18 • 2019 • 321-330

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