Technologies of communication
Technologies of communication
TfC Researchers explore how technologies of communication constitute the world we know and the individuals we are:
- genres of writing
- visual cultures
- sound and music
- digital cultures
- performance
- kitsch
- museum, exhibition and curatorship
In particular, TfC researchers explore
- the relationship between communication practice and social & cultural context
- the ethics of communication
- the relationship between writing and memory
- communication as a technology of individual subjectivity
- communication and/as social transformation
TfC Projects in this area include:
- Paul Allatson, Being Famous in China: Celebreties, Heroes and Public Figures
- Anne Cranny-Francis, Jack Lindsay: Critic, Writer, Socialist
- Tanja Dreher & Justine Lloyd, The Listening Project
- Tara Forrest, Alternative Public Spheres: Alexander Kluge's Film and Television Experiments
- Andrew Hurley, Love Narratives in Contemporary German Literature since 1990
- Tony Mitchell, Local Noise: Indigenising Hip Hop in Australia
- Katrina Schlunke, Captain Cook and the Popular Imagination: Postcolonial Memorials, Place and the Past
- Ilaria Vanni, Contact Zones: Activism, Art and Media in Italy, 1994-2006
- Ialria Vanni, Tony Mitchell, Devleena Ghosh, Christina Ho, Tanja Dreher & Justine Lloyd, Information and Cultural Exchange: a study of best practices in community building, participation and cultural citizenship through creative practices
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