colin gardner ( academic )
professor colin gardner (79) — pietermaritzburg academic, politician and human rights activist — died yesterday in the midlands medical hospital .
professor colin gardner died on 10 october 2013, in pietermaritzburg, kwazulu - natal .
publications by: colin holmes also publishes as (colin a. holmes, c. a. holmes) - researchonline @ jcu
colin gardner, beckett, deleuze and the televisual event: peephole art. basingstoke: palgrave macmillan, 2012, 226 pp .
also publishes as (colin a. holmes, c. a. holmes )
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mr colin campbell oam – r d oen 1968 oam for service to the winemaking industry .
robert langer, sc. d. academic co - founder, moderna; david h. koch institute professor, mit
robert langer, sc. d. , academic co - founder, moderna; david h. koch institute professor, mit
medal winners included: seventh - place presidents team elementary, trent nemec and isaac dreves; seventh - place team middle propaganda, colin gardner and autumn burkett; seventh - place team middle linguishtik, aaron jackson, colin gardner and jacob irani; 12th - place team middle propaganda, paige gray, mary coulter and richard blackburn; 10th - place team middle presidents team aaron jackson; and fourth - place individual elementary propaganda, abbey nichols .
beckett, deleuze and the televisual event - peephole art | c. gardner | palgrave macmillan
over the years he worked towards pushing for a more progressive agenda. he was part of the first non - racial university joint academic staff association — and caused a stir among his more conservative academic colleagues when the organisation affiliated to the united democratic front (udf) .
nicholls g & gardner j (1998) pupils in transition: moving between key stages. london: routledge .
professor david walker am, b a (hons) 1968 am for significant service to education as an academic in the field of australian studies, and to international relations .
professor gardner was an active member liberal party of south africa (lpsa) and a very close friend of the 1956 lpsa leader, alan paton. gardner edited a collection of paton’s shorter pieces, knocking on the door, in 1975. the two friends disagreed strongly about sanctions against south africa, gardner being in favour of, and paton against sanctions .
colin gardner is professor of critical theory and integrative studies at university of california, santa barbara, usa, where he teaches in the departments of art, film & media studies, comparative literature and the history of art & architecture. he is the author of critical studies on joseph losey and karel reisz .
professor david coventry ao ao for distinguished service to primary industry, particularly to sustainable agricultural production, as an academic and researcher, and through the facilitation of training programs and scholarships in developing countries .
gardner j (2010) report from the working group on the incas errors of october 2009. department of education for northern ireland .
professor emeritus geoff harcourt ac, m ec 1959 ac for eminent service to higher education as an academic economist and author, particularly in the fields of post - keynesian economics, capital theory and economic thought .
gardner j (1997) mid - term evaluation of caribbean examinations council development project. delegation of the european union to barbados and the eastern caribbean .
contributors: c. ondine chavoya, john coleman, sean cubitt, colin gardner, chrissie iles, bruce jenkins, amelia jones, miwon kwon, ernest larsen, tiffany ana lópez, catherine lord, kevin mcmahon, james meyer, alessandra moctezuma, leda ramos, laurence a. rickels, barbara maria stafford, susan stewart, marita sturken, john c. welchman .
gardner j & leitch r (1999) evaluation of the northern ireland summer literacy and numeracy schemes: summer 1999. department of education - northern ireland .
sutherland a, gardner j & meenan - strain c (1996) reading recovery in northern ireland: the first two years. making belfast work initiative .
professor colin gardner was born on 26 june 1933, in london, britain. he came to south africa with his parents in 1947. he matriculated at maritzburg college, pietermaritzburg, natal (now kwazulu - natal - kzn). after graduating from natal university (now university of kwazulu - natal - ukzn), he went to oxford university, england as a rhodes scholar .
nancy arnold, a senior advisor at the investment firm gardner russo & gardner in lancaster, is a graduate of penn state, a cpa and a former senior partner at the lancaster accounting firm reinsel kuntz lesher. she served on numerous philanthropic and community boards, including the economic development co. of lancaster county .
gardner j & leitch r (1998) evaluation of the northern ireland summer literacy and numeracy schemes pilot: summer 1998. department of education - northern ireland .
professor gardner was an anc member and speaker of the msunduzi (pietermaritzburg) council. he was also chairman of pacsa (pietermaritzburg agency for christian social awareness) .
south africa’s minister of communications, pietermaritzburg resident yunis carrim, phoned from burkina faso last night to pay tribute to gardner. “i first met colin in 1971 at a national youth action (nya) event. i was still at school and i shared a platform with him and saths cooper. he was a wonderful man, kind, loving with a deep commitment to fairness, justice and democracy, ” carrim said .
gardner j, leitch r & mitchell s (2001) consumer skills for all: a report by the general consumer council for northern ireland. general consumer council for northern ireland .
bucknell game schedule friday vs. hampton – 10 a. m. | live stats at gardner - webb – 2 p. m. | live stats | watch live saturday at gardner - webb – 2 p. m. | live stats vs. seton hall – 6 p. m. | live stats sunday vs. hampton – noon | live stats
gardner was a member of the liberal party in pietermaritzburg and a member of beyers naude’s christian institute (ci). although he downplayed his contribution to the struggle, always pointing out those who had sufffered, gardner is remembered with deep gratitude by the families of political prisoners and detainees for his role in their lives, as leader of the local detainees’ support committee .
two student - athletes from mcgill university were among the cis top eight academic all - canadians honoured by his excellency the right honourable david johnston, governor general of canada - - and former principal at mcgill - - at rideau hall in the nation' s capital, monday .
to qualify for academic all - canadian status, a cis student - athlete must have maintained an average of 80 per cent or better over the academic year while competing for one - or more - of their university' s varsity teams. in 2013 - 14, a record 2, 861 students achieved the prestigious status, eclipsing the previous mark of 2, 695 set a year ago .
the record number of academic all - canadians once again this year speaks volume about the quality of our student - athletes, but also our coaches, support staff and our universities ,
said cis chief executive officer, pierre lafontaine .
the top eight represents the very best of what university sport is all about. to be selected among 11, 500 of their peers is an achievement these exceptional student - athletes should be extremely proud of .
gardner’s life intersected with just about every aspect of pietermaritzburg society and he was at the forefront of many of the changes in the city — either agitating for that change or ushering it in .
a rhodes scholar, gardner lectured in the english department at the local university for 38 years — more than 20 of those years as head of the department, following in his father’s footsteps .
setting the scene what: gardner - webb softball tournament when: friday, feb. 17 - sunday, feb. 19 where: brinkley stadium (boiling springs, n. c. )
professor rhys jones ac – b sc 19696; b sc (hons) 1970; ph d 1974 ac for eminent service to mechanical and aerospace engineering, and to education as an academic, researcher and author, particularly in the area of aircraft structural mechanics, corrosion repair and airworthiness .
mr trevor mcdougall ac – b e (mech) (hons) ac for eminent service to science, and to education, particularly in the area of ocean thermodynamics, as an academic, and researcher, to furthering the understanding of climate science, and as a mentor of young scientists .
working at the intersection of film - philosophy, deleuze studies and interdisciplinary media theory, colin gardner received his b. a. and m. a. in history from st. john’s college, cambridge and ph. d. in cinema studies at ucla before becoming professor of critical theory and integrative studies at the university of california, santa barbara, where he teaches in the departments of art, film & media studies, comparative literature, and the history of art and architecture .
gardner j & mcnally h (1990) implementing computing in the curriculum: one university’s approach. proceedings of the workshop on computer literacy 1990, university of durham, pp. 17 - 21 .
we all know how he continued to recreate himself after leaving the university, sharpening his anti - apartheid skills in local government, amongst other things, as speaker of the municipality and interestingly enough, as the chair of the local agenda 21 committee that sought to instil a sense of the importance and urgency about our natural resource base that underpins our every activity in the city. in all these roles, and as a longstanding member of the board of trustees of midi, colin was unswerving in tackling issues with integrity and that self - same sense of principle that underscored his academic career at the university. it was his mission and his unending commitment to social justice and development, not only as an academic idea but as a reality in our city, that he conducted his contribution to the state of affairs of the city and of organisations such as midi of which he was part .
chris davis, colin schoknecht, jeesun kim, and denis burnham. 2016 .
the time course for processing vowels and lexical tones: reading aloud thai words .
language and speech. 59 (2): 196 - 218. doi: doi: 10. 1177 / 0023830915586033 .
dr. gardner was promoted to global vp for pharmaceutical development and was involved in the development and launch of 16 nces and three vaccines, many of which were break - through products in the pharmaceutical industry .
grove city – eighteen students in the grove city school district traveled to oglebay, w. va. , to compete in the the 52nd annual agloa national academic games tournament. more than 1, 000 students from nine states and india competed for four intense days in eight games, including english, math and social studies .
lowden k, powney j, gardner j & mark rda (1995) adult literacy and numeracy in northern ireland: meeting the needs of participants. scre research report, no 70. scottish council for research in education .
professor gardner joined the christian institute (ci) which was started by the reverend beyers naude. he was also a member of the justice and peace commission in the catholic church where he worked closely with archbishop denis hurley .
midis work has been, and always will, be about cherishing a role as a partner of those organisations such as our local and district governments, the chamber of business or the higher education sector, that are committed to our city and its future wellbeing. professor gardner came out of an academic background, and our director, professor fincham, was one of his former students at the university of natal, that learnt their trade from him. an emphatic, dedicated and wise professor in the department of english, he always instilled a sense of principle and a striving for justice throughout any course he delivered .
we have anticipated and watched with a sense of eagerness, for each of colin’s appearances at midi over the years. midi, during its brief history, has been very much a migratory entity, occupying a variety of locations around the city until we recently moved into our very own home at 33 alan paton avenue, scottsville, pietermaritzburg. to each of these entities we watched colin walk in, and over the last year, he did so with a great deal of a more laboured and measured step. nevertheless, on all those occasions, or when he so readily represented the midi cause, it was that whimsical smile, the wit, shining eyes and beneath it all, a razor sharp intellect that greeted one .
mary, we want you to know that the board of trustees and the staff at midi will remember colin for his every day sameness – a blameless, continuous commitment to excellence, with little pretension, but with such wisdom in anything he did for us. seldom was a debate at board or in the everyday work life of midi complete when colin was around, without us wanting to hear his take on the issue at hand. he was our elder statesman; the person we – to an individual – admired and held in high esteem. but above all, as we say farewell to him today, it is with a sense of the love of life that we remember him; we in turn loved him as a friend, a colleague, as a leader and as a visionary .
sinclair m, gardner j, mackin p, boreland z & hood r (2001) aspects of maternity care in down lisburn trust: analyses of the records of maternity patients deemed as low - risk on admission and of former patients’ perceptions of maternity care. downe lisburn trust (northern ireland) .
contributors: c. ondine chavoya, tufts u; john coleman, oberlin; sean cubitt, john moores u, liverpool; colin gardner, uc santa barbara; chrissie iles, whitney museum; bruce jenkins, harvard u; amelia jones, uc riverside; miwon kwon, ucla; ernest larsen; tiffany ana lópez, uc riverside; catherine lord, uc irvine; kevin mcmahon, southern california institute of architecture; james meyer, emory u; alessandra moctezuma, southern california institute of architecture; leda ramos, museum of contemporary art, l. a. ; laurence a. rickels, uc santa barbara; barbara maria stafford, u of chicago; susan stewart, u of pennsylvania; marita sturken, usc; john c. welchman, uc san diego .
carcinogenesis has a long history of recognizing leading international scientists with the anthony dipple carcinogenesis award. the late dr dipple was an outstanding chemist and cancer researcher. he and dr colin gardner founded the journal in 1979. later this year at the european association of cancer research in manchester, england, 9–12 july, dr michael karin will be awarded the dipple award and will join past awardees including drs ib weinstein, web cavenee, david lane, raymond dubois, robert weinberg, david livingston, carlo croce and last year dr varda rotter. dr ludmil b alexandrov will receive the carcinogenesis young investigator award. he will join past awardees including manuel serrano, stephen p jackson, maria blasco, manuel esteller, victor velculescu, thomas helleday, lars zender and last year lin he .
mapping the work of two vietnamese artists educated artists in the united states, tiffany chung (b. 1969) and dinh q (b. 1968), professor gardner examines the ways their work folds across different times, material and subjects. chung and q’s oeuvre examines the scars of postcoloniality by interweaving actual historical situations – wars of national liberation, rationing, genocide, enforced migration, deindustrialization and natural disaster – with more virtual and heterotopic encounters, what chung evocatively defines as “an archaeology project for future remembrance. ” after deleuze and guattari, gardner calls this folding line “stratigraphy” and he emphasizes the significance of such lines that move between planes of coexistence as a material strategy for resisting aspects of the present we may which to refuse .
series history with the opponents • hampton won the only meeting against bucknell by a 7 - 4 score in 2015. • bucknell and gardner - webb have only met twice. the teams split a pair of games in 2008. • seton hall leads the all - time series against bucknell 8 - 1. the teams last played in 2013, when they split a doubleheader .
dr. gardner moved to the biotech industry in 2001 when he became the cso of transform pharmaceuticals which was acquired by johnson & johnson in 2005. he remained at the company for four years before retiring and founding pharmavue llc, a pharmaceutical development consulting company. he has consulted with over 20 biotech / medical device companies principally in the cambridge / boston area and served on the sabs of many of them .
gardner is also the author of critical essays on bruno ganz’s characters in knife in the head and in the white city for silke panse and dennis rothermel’s a critique of judgment in film and television (palgrave macmillan); bob rafelson’s five easy pieces (for creation books’ jack nicholson: movie top ten, edited by mikita brottman); as well as a theoretical study of diana thater’s video installations in space, site, intervention: situating installation art (erika suderberg, ed .) for the university of minnesota press .
today, histphil begins a new forum on political science and philanthropy, curated by guest editors sarah reckhow and delphia shanks - booth. work from political scientists has been featured on the site in the past, from posts by emma saunders - hastings and megan ming francis to a more - recent discussion of political theorists rob reich and chiara cordelli ’s new volume on philanthropy and democratic societies (co - edited with lucy bernholz). there is a growing community of scholars in both history and political science departments throughout the united states engaged in the academic study of philanthropy. at the same time, we recognize that historians and political scientists approach research questions differently. so, we wanted to dedicate a histphil forum to highlight the various approaches and distinctive contributions that political scientists are making to the study of philanthropy .
richard c. abbott' 69 •• francis l. burns, jr.' 69 • bruce m. buyers' 69 •• j. loring carpenter' 69 g. gardner hodson, jr.' 69 • pope hoffman' 69 p' 96 • steven d. king' 69 john w. lambert' 69 stephen v. lewis iii' 69 mp' 03 james c. nesbitt iii' 69 eugene p. osborne, jr.' 69 mba' 73 •• john e. rainey' 69 mba' 76 •• clark a. straight' 69 p' 95 norman e. weill' 69 ••
dr. eydelloth is a board certified veterinary pathologist with more than 30 years of experience in pharmaceutical research and development. he received his undergraduate degree from the university of maryland, a doctorate in veterinary medicine from the ohio state university, and completed post - doctoral fellowships in comparative medicine and comparative pathology in the department of pathology at the johns hopkins university school of medicine. during his career in the pharmaceutical industry, dr. eydelloth held senior scientific and managerial positions at merck research laboratories and glaxosmithkline; contributed directly to the discovery and development of potential therapies for cardiovascular, metabolic, musculoskeletal, hematologic, neoplastic, gastrointestinal, and central nervous system disorders; and played pivotal roles in the world - wide registration of nine marketed products. since the establishment of nonclincial development consulting services in 2009, dr. eydelloth has used his expertise to support the research and development objectives of more than 30 pharmaceutical companies and academic laboratories .
about the bison • bucknell opens the 2017 softball season at the gardner - webb tournament in boiling springs, north carolina, where it will play two games against hampton, two against the host ‘runnin bulldogs, and two against seton hall. • junior meghan kovac was recently voted to the preseason all - patriot league team. a first team all - patriot league and ecac all - star selection a season ago, she broke the single - season school record with 20 doubles. • the bison were picked fourth in the patriot league preseason poll. • bucknell opened last season with a 2 - 3 record at east carolina’s pirates clash. the year before that, they went 4 - 0 at the season - opening cleveland state dome tournament. • the bison open the season with three consecutive tournaments before making their annual trip to florida for spring break. following gardner - webb, they will compete at the winthrop invitational and george washington’s colonial classic. • including kovac (1b), bucknell returns seven starters from last year’s team that qualified for the patriot league tournament for the fourth consecutive season. the others are carolyn wan (of), lauren hadley (2b), chaylen andolino (3b), anna gimmestad (ss), ryanne rokos (of), and christina martinez (c) .
holmes b, gardner j, galanouli d & leitch r (2007) creating a communally constructed digital repository: exploring issues in accessibility and sustainability of online research databases in: bastiaens t, carliner s (ed .) e - learn: world conference on e - learning in corporate, government, healthcare, and higher education, oct 15, 2007 in quebec city, canada, chesapeake, va: aace. world conference on e - learning in corporate, government, healthcare, and higher education, 15. 10. 2007 - 15. 10. 2007, quebec city, canada, 2007 (1), pp. 7444 - 7452 .
scouting the opponents • hampton – the pirates are 0 - 3 after being swept against elon, but all three games were decided by two runs or less. jada fields is 2 - for - 4 with a home run and two walks. • gardner - webb – the ‘runnin bulldogs are 2 - 7 with five straight losses in games against north carolina a & t, etsu, and charlotte. they have wins over alabama a & m (7 - 3) and etsu (8 - 7). • seton hall – the pirates also open the 2017 season this weekend. they went 20 - 34 overall and 7 - 12 in the big east last season .
gardner has also published two books in manchester university press’s “british film makers” series: a critical study of the blacklisted american film director, joseph losey (2004), and a monograph on the czech - born, british filmmaker and critic, karel reisz (2006). the latter study led to his being a featured interviewee in karel reisz: this filming life, a 2012 czech documentary film produced by jarmila hoznauerová and directed by petra všelichová (a co - production of czech television – ostrava telvision studio). related research on losey has also appeared in trudy bolter’s le politique éclaté (paris: l’harmattan); the franco - american film journal, iris; the parisian web - based theoretical journal, critical secret no. 6 (2001), interdisciplinary humanities (2002), media history (2006), and lo sguardo dei maestri’s joseph losey: senza re, senza patria (milan: il castoro, 2010) .
dr. gardner, a native of scotland, is a veteran pharmaceutical company executive with a background in physical chemistry and chemical engineering. after post - doctoral experience at harvard medical school and mit, he joined the pharmaceutical industry, initially in strasbourg, france where he spent 6 years in the centre de recherche merrell international developing a broad experience of the drug development process from discovery to product development. he was recruited to merck and co. inc. in 1981 where he headed a drug delivery group before being given the opportunity to build a novel early development function to interface with the powerful merck discovery organizations located in a number of sites in the us, canada, europe and japan. this new function permitted merck to re - engineer selection of new drug development candidates by consideration of their “developability”, incorporating the idea that pharmaceutical attributes, in addition to biological properties, are critical to accelerating progress of new chemical entities (nce) into clinical trials to determine their efficacy, safety and tolerability .
christopher b. anderson' 85 • heidi watts ansari' 85 david h. m. baker' 85 richard bernstein' 85 robin gorin bernstein' 85 richard j. blackshaw' 85 david j. blotnick' 85 •• joseph burkett, jr.' 85 amy rosen chapman' 85 april f. clark' 85 mba' 86 laurence d. cohen' 85 mba' 98 glenn t. coppinger' 85 christopher f. d' antonio' 85 stephen t. davidson' 85 deborah l. de santis' 85 • v peter a. delgreco' 85 pamela murray dukeman' 85 mba' 89 robert m. galusza' 85 diane belesca gardner' 85 •• benjamin w. greenblott' 85 donnelly liddy heim' 85 •• jean m. hutchison' 85 bradley d. ingalls' 85 greg d. johnson' 85 paul j. kageleiry' 85 dee rothman kates' 85 douglas slavin kaufman' 85 p' 18 • v caryn rosenthal kopp' 85 •• patricia m. lambert' 85 judith foley lapides' 85 lisa harris mccubbin' 85 laurie oliver mckee' 85 lynne m. misericordia' 85 amit c. mitra' 85 mba' 87 richard b. nye' 85 christopher p. oates' 85 • stacey manjos page' 85 susan daniel petrie' 85 mba' 86 christopher m. pollino' 85 william j. reissfelder' 85 •• curtis l. roberts' 85 v derrick a. roman' 85 p' 18 erik n. saarinen' 85 • david b. schoenrock' 85 kurt r. smith' 85 mba' 88 timothy e. smith' 85 mba' 92 • melissa sullivan soule' 85 eric tetschner' 85 •• david m. theriault' 85 p' 20 julie viglione theriault' 85 mba' 04 •• douglas c. vagell' 85 mba' 91 alison lachut watkins' 85 •• bethany wood - leidt' 85
richard v. abbate' 63 allan r. arbuckle' 63 charles e. aucoin' 63 mba' 64 • gardner a. beehr' 63 •• robert j. bennett' 63 •• arthur m. blank' 63 h' 98 • huntington blatchford' 63 p' 89 nathaniel p. breed, jr.' 63 •• robert s. brewster' 63 •• jonathan burpee' 63 •• peter s. casey' 63 a. bradford conant iii' 63 •• gerald p. dargis' 63 •• stephen dephoure' 63 mba' 65 •• paul e. dernavich' 63 r. marshall evans' 63 robert c. focht' 63 mba' 64 lewie e. gayton' 63 donald r. geer' 63 neil a. gordon' 63 ira horowitz' 63 david r. kamenstein' 63 charles t. kreiser, jr.' 63 mba' 66 •• roland r. lufkin' 63 edward t. marks' 63 •• john a. mcintyre' 63 •• paul p. mclaughlin' 63 jonathan e. mitchell' 63 • charles h. newman' 63 mba' 70 donald f. patenaude' 63 roger g. regnier' 63 philip a. riekert' 63 •• gerald rolnick' 63 stephen schnitzer' 63 •• george h. schork, jr.' 63 steven j. schwartz' 63 martin e. sher' 63 •• michael d. sleeper' 63 • curtis b. speed' 63 •• alan w. tarter' 63 david m. tracht' 63 p' 07 •• sidney j. ward, jr.' 63 • joseph m. waronka' 63 mba' 69 •• emerson white' 63 • douglas c. whitney, jr.' 63 leonard s. wollins' 63 p' 90 • allyn c. woodward, jr.' 63 p' 88' 93 •• richard c. young' 63 p' 92' 94 allen g. zaring iii' 63 p' 91 robert l. ziegel' 63
beth m. barrett' 84 mba' 08 teresita m. bolivar' 84 v stephen p. bowen' 84 •• douglas h. brooke' 84 mba' 88 eric c. brown' 84 • christina pappas chalapatas' 84 mba' 96 •• judith wright cox' 84 p' 18 kevin c. crough' 84 paul j. cunningham, jr.' 84 • v anita peretzian dean' 84 jeffrey l. dickson' 84 •• andrew r. dimatteo' 84 timothy j. donohue' 84 robert c. dumas' 84 • christine l. falvey' 84 •• andrew thomas fligor' 84 p' 21 leslye price fligor' 84 p' 21 gregory l. fontana' 84 john d. fridholm' 84 james a. gardner' 84 •• john c. gavin' 84 maria inclan gavin' 84 thomas d. groth' 84 amelia a. hajjar' 84 gregory g. hamer' 84 •• james w. harris, jr.' 84 c. nichols hathaway' 84 thomas w. hoyt' 84 •• michael p. hume' 84 mba' 99 • frederick j. hussey' 84 • robert j. johnston' 84 deborah e. jones - cerretani' 84 raymond kassin' 84 p' 21 v lynn billups kisselbach' 84 douglas knox' 84 jennifer terry lane' 84 robert l. lapides' 84 mba' 86 john r. lawler' 84 mba' 89 barry j. macquarrie' 84 andrew j. macwilliam' 84 v bradley f. mcgill' 84 debra j. mednick - fizz' 84 elie milhem' 84 mba' 85 p' 12' 15' 18 v paul r. morrison' 84 mba' 88 russell mucklow' 84 paul b. natalizio' 84 •• jennifer schirmacher o' neil' 84 •• christopher m. pedersen' 84 stephen j. perry' 84 david a. peterson' 84 stephen t. popper' 84 mark a. roth' 84 • edward b. simonides' 84 dirk a. d. smith' 84 • christopher j. starr' 84 robert a. stout' 84 mark l. tannen' 84 robert s. taylor' 84 john t. verderese' 84 •• robert c. wahlert' 84 • scott w. weiler' 84 scott i. worobey' 84 ••
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the definitive work on the role of installation art within contemporary culture and society .
in space, site, intervention, some of today’s most prominent art critics, curators, and artists view installation art as a diverse, multifaceted, and international art form that challenges institutional assumptions and narrow conceptual frameworks. together, the essays investigate how installation resonates within modern culture and society, as well as its ongoing influence on contemporary visual culture .
this book is a dense, varied, and fascinating labyrinth of sophisticated writing that opens up the notions of site and space to a grand panoply of new ideas. it should be required reading for anyone making or confronting installation art in the 21st century .
from ferdinand chevel’s palais idéal (1879 - 1905) and simon rodia’s watts towers (1921 - 1954) to ant farm’s cadillac ranch (1974) and richard serra’s tilted arc (1981), installation art has continually crossed boundaries, encompassing sculpture, architecture, performance, and visual art. although unique in its power to transform both the site in which a work is constructed and the viewer’s experience of being in a place, installation art has not received the critical attention accorded other art forms .
in space, site, intervention, some of today’s most prominent art critics, curators, and artists view installation art as a diverse, multifaceted, and international art form that challenges institutional assumptions and narrow conceptual frameworks. the contributors discuss installation in relation to the genealogy of modern art, community and corporate space, multimedia cyberspace, public and private ritual, the gallery and the museum, public and private patronage, and political action. this ambitious volume focuses on issues of class, sexuality, cultural identity, race, and gender, and highlights a wide range of artists whose work is often marginalized by mainstream art history and criticism. together, the essays in space, site, intervention investigate how installation resonates within modern culture and society, as well as its ongoing influence on contemporary visual culture .
erika suderburg is professor in the department of art at the university of california, riverside, and coeditor (with michael renov) of resolutions: contemporary video practices (minnesota, 1996) .
this wonderful book seeks to expand the definition of site - specific work while dissolving its categories. this is a monster of an undertaking and a treat to read. space, site, intervention is a huge book, which is itself a conceptual and temporal site of exchange. it is so sensitive to the reader, to so many cultural and political issues, that in just looking out the window one can imagine the impact on native americans when sighting the first fences on the vast, open prairie as the great land grab began .
in 20 essays that try to define ‘the space of electronic time, ’ ‘public art and the spectacle of money’ and ‘hidden economies in los angeles, ’ among other places and concepts, space, site, intervention: situating installation art explores the myriad directions and places in which art since the ‘60s has gone. erika suderburg, an artist who works in film and video (among other media), brings together a plethora of critics, artists, and academics, who contribute clear essays on the often complicated philosophical and cultural issues addressed by environmental art, body art, art in the public sphere and other sorts of work, much of it american .
a cosmopolitan and thought - provoking examination of installation art in venues as diverse as museums and cyberspace, corporations and private patrons. this is a valuable study .
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an expressive dialogue between deleuze' s philosophical writings on cinema and beckett' s innovative film and television work, the book explores the relationship between the birth of the event – itself a simultaneous invention and erasure - and beckett' s attempts to create an incommensurable space within the interstices of language as a (w) hole .
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according to his wife mary, he fell about 10 days ago and broke his hip. he had been in hospital since as doctors could not operate because of the weakened condition of his heart .
born in london, he came to south africa with his parents after world war 2. he was a pupil at maritzburg college and mary recalls that he horrified the school because he was a soccer player. he soon learnt rugby, but soccer remained his first love and he played for both maritzburg city and the south african universities team .
he joined the anc and was a city councillor and speaker in the first democratically elected local council in the city .
despite ill health in recent years, he continued his involvement in civic affairs. he only resigned as chairperson of the community chest earlier this year, but remained involved with the organisation .
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jack szostak, ph. d. , moderna scientific advisory board chairman, 2009 nobel prize in medicine, howard hughes medical institute investigator, professor of genetics at harvard medical school, and alex rich distinguished investigator, dept. of molecular biology and the center for computational and integrative biology at massachusetts general hospital
ulrich h. von andrian, m. d. , mallinckrodt professor of immunopathology at harvard medical school
michael diamond, m. d. , ph. d. , professor, departments of medicine, molecular microbiology, pathology & immunology, and head, division of infectious diseases and vaccine development center for human immunology and immunotherapy programs at washington university school of medicine
ron eydelloth, d. v. m. , d. a. c. v. p. , president, nonclinical development consulting services
rachel green, ph. d. , professor of molecular biology and genetics, johns hopkins university school of medicine, howard hughes medical institute investigator
ralph weissleder, m. d. , ph. d. , thrall professor of radiology and professor of systems biology, harvard medical school (hms )
jack szostak, ph. d. moderna scientific advisory board chairman, 2009 nobel prize in medicine, howard hughes medical institute investigator, professor of genetics at harvard medical school, and alex rich distinguished investigator, dept. of molecular biology and the center for computational and integrative biology at massachusetts general hospital
dr. szostak was appointed chair of the science advisory board in august 2011. he is an investigator of the howard hughes medical institute, professor of genetics at harvard medical school, and the alex rich distinguished investigator in the department of molecular biology and the center for computational and integrative biology at massachusetts general hospital. dr. szostak’s early research on telomere structure and function, and the role of telomere maintenance in preventing cellular senescence, was recognized by the 2006 albert lasker basic medical research award and the 2009 nobel prize in physiology or medicine, shared with drs. elizabeth blackburn and carol greider. in the 1990s dr. szostak and his colleagues developed in vitro selection as a tool for the isolation of functional rna, dna, and protein molecules from large pools of random sequences. dr. szostak’s current research interests are in the laboratory synthesis of self - replicating systems and the origin of life. dr. szostak is a member of the national academy of sciences and a fellow of the american academy of arts and sciences and the american association for the advancement of science .
ulrich h. von andrian, m. d. mallinckrodt professor of immunopathology at harvard medical school
michael diamond, m. d. , ph. d. is the head of the division of infectious disease and vaccine development, center for human immunology and immunotherapy programs at washington university school of medicine. dr. diamond joined washington university in 2001. he received his m. d. and ph. d. degrees from harvard medical school and harvard university. he completed his post - doctoral training at the university of california, berkeley, and his internship, residency, and fellowship in infectious diseases at the university of california, san francisco. his current research focuses on the interface between viral pathogenesis and the host immune response, with an emphasis on mechanisms of innate and adaptive immune control and viral evasion. seven globally important human pathogens are studied, west nile encephalitis, japanese encephalitis virus, dengue hemorrhagic fever, zika, venezuelan equine encephalitis, chikungunya, and hepatitis c viruses .
ron eydelloth, d. v. m. , d. a. c. v. p .
rachel green, ph. d. professor of molecular biology and genetics, johns hopkins university school of medicine, howard hughes medical institute investigator
rachel green received her ph. d. in biochemistry from harvard medical school where she studied rna and primitive self - replicating systems in jack szostak’s lab. these studies relied on the development of in vitro selection approaches that have been broadly used for the analysis of functional rnas in many systems. her post - doctoral work was performed in the laboratory of harry noller at the university of california, santa cruz where she defined ribosomal rna elements essential for binding the universally conserved cca - ends of the trna to orient these substrates for catalysis. after joining the department of molecular biology and genetics in 1998, her work has continued to focus on mechanisms of translation in bacteria and eukaryotes and in its regulation. early work at hopkins primarily focused on the molecular mechanisms of core events of the translation elongation cycle including trna selection, peptide bond formation and translocation. these studies culminated in revealing a novel form of “proofreading” by the bacterial ribosome that occurs following peptide bond formation. more recent work has focused on defining the molecular mechanisms of mrna surveillance in bacteria and eukaryotes, using a combination of pre - steady state kinetic approaches in in vitro reconstituted systems and the genomic approach called ribosome profiling. other work in the lab focuses on defining the molecular mechanisms of translational repression by mirnas and other protein factors. dr. green is a member of the national academy of sciences .
paula hammond, ph. d. , is the david h. koch chair professor of engineering at the massachusetts institute of technology, and the head of the department of chemical engineering. she is a member of mit’s koch institute for integrative cancer research, the mit energy initiative, and a founding member of the mit institute for soldier nanotechnology. she also served as the associate chair of the chemical engineering department (2008 - 2011) .
the core of her work is the use of electrostatics and other complementary interactions to generate functional materials with highly controlled architecture. her research in nanotechnology encompasses the development of new biomaterials to enable drug delivery from surfaces with spatio - temporal control. she also investigates novel responsive polymer architectures for targeted nanoparticle drug and gene delivery, and self - assembled materials systems for electrochemical energy devices .
dr. hammond was the recipient of the 2013 aiche charles m. a. stine award, which is bestowed annually to a leading researcher in recognition of outstanding contributions to the field of materials science and engineering, and the 2014 alpha chi sigma award for chemical engineering research. she was selected to receive the department of defense ovarian cancer teal innovator award in 2013, which supports a single visionary individual from any field principally outside of ovarian cancer to focus his / her creativity, innovation, and leadership on ovarian cancer research. she has published over 200 papers, and holds over 20 patents based on her research at mit. she was named a fellow of the american physical society, the american institute of biological and medical engineers, and the american chemical society polymer division .
dr. hammond was elected into the national academy of engineering in 2017, the national academy of medicine in 2016, and the 2013 class of the american academy of arts and sciences .
robert s. langer is the david h. koch institute professor at mit (there are 14 institute professors at mit; being an institute professor is the highest honor that can be awarded to a faculty member). dr. langer has written more than 1, 180 articles. he also has approximately 800 issued and pending patents worldwide. dr. langer’s patents have been licensed or sublicensed to more than 250 pharmaceutical, chemical, biotechnology and medical device companies. he is the most cited engineer in history .
he served as a member of the united states food and drug administration’s science board, the fda’s highest advisory board, from 1995 to 2002 and as its chairman from 1999 to 2002 .
dr. langer has received over 250 major awards including the 2006 united states national medal of science; the charles stark draper prize, considered the equivalent of the nobel prize for engineers; the 2008 millennium prize, the world’s largest technology prize; and the 2012 priestley medal, the highest award of the american chemical society. he is the also the only engineer to receive the gairdner foundation international award; 72 recipients of this award have subsequently received a nobel prize. among numerous other awards langer has received are the dickson prize for science (2002), heinz award for technology, economy and employment (2003), the harvey prize (2003), the john fritz award (2003) (given previously to inventors such as thomas edison and orville wright), the general motors kettering prize for cancer research (2004), the dan david prize in materials science (2005), the albany medical center prize in medicine and biomedical research (2005), the largest prize in the u. s. for medical research, induction into the national inventors hall of fame (2006), the max planck research award (2008) and the prince of asturias award for technical and scientific research (2008). in 1998, he received the lemelson - mit prize, the world’s largest prize for invention for being “one of history’s most prolific inventors in medicine. ” in 1989 dr. langer was elected to the institute of medicine of the national academy of sciences, and in 1992 he was elected to both the national academy of engineering and to the national academy of sciences. he is one of very few people ever elected to all three united states national academies and the youngest in history (at age 43) to ever receive this distinction .
sander g. mills, ph. d. is a senior level consultant in medicinal chemistry and drug discovery. after completing his ph. d. in physical organic chemistry in professor peter beak’s laboratory at the university of illinois at urbana / champaign, he joined the laboratory of professor clayton heathcock at the university of california, berkeley as an nih postdoctoral fellow, exploring total syntheses of novel alkaloids. from berkeley he joined the merck research laboratories in rahway, new jersey. during a nearly three decade career in this organization, dr. mills took on a number of senior level roles, including head of rahway medicinal chemistry, head of global chemistry, and vice president and head of process chemistry. his research at merck was wide - ranging, dealing with the design and synthesis of small molecules to treat asthma, pain, hiv infection, autoimmune diseases, and cns disorders. dr. mills was part of the team that discovered emend®, a substance p antagonist for the prevention of chemotherapy - induced nausea and vomiting. he and his group also identified ivemend®, a water - soluble prodrug of emend® for parenteral administration. dr. mills has been an author or co - author on more than 90 papers in professional journals on drug design, synthetic organic chemistry and the biology of medicinally active substances. he has also been an inventor or co - inventor on eighty u. s. patents covering an array of drug candidates and synthetic methods .
ralph weissleder, m. d. , ph. d. thrall professor of radiology and professor of systems biology, harvard medical school (hms )
dr. weissleder is a professor at harvard medical school, director of the center for systems biology at massachusetts general hospital (mgh), and attending clinician (interventional radiology) at mgh. dr. weissleder is also a member of the department of systems biology at hms and the harvard cancer center. dr. weissleder’s research interests include the development of novel high resolution molecular imaging systems, tools for early disease detection, new and more advanced nanomaterials for imaging, and modeling methods for systems analysis. increasingly, his work has been focused on reconciling the gap that exists between traditional cell biology and human biology. his work on imaging, nanomaterials and miniaturized chips has led to a number of new technologies and advanced clinical trials. dr. weissleder is currently the principal investigator of several national institute of health grants and consortia. he has published over 800 publications in peer reviewed journals and has authored several textbooks. he has received the j. taylor international prize in medicine, the millennium pharmaceuticals innovator award, the society for molecular imaging lifetime achievement award and is a member of the german national academy of sciences (leopoldina) and of the us national academies of medicine.
colin gardner is a british film and media studies theorist living in santa barbara , california . working at the intersection of film-philosophy , deleuze studies and interdisciplinary media theory , gardner received his b.a. and m.a. in history from st. john 's college , cambridge and ph.d. in cinema studies at ucla before becoming professor of critical theory and integrative studies at the university of california , santa barbara , where he teaches in the departments of art , film & media studies , comparative literature , and the history of art and architecture . most recently dr. gardner has expanded his research into the area of media geography ( he is currently adjunct faculty in geography at san diego state university ) . he also taught a course on transversality and popular media for the college of creative studies in fall 2013 . 
colin gardner is a british film and media studies theorist living in santa barbara, california. working at the intersection of film-philosophy, deleuze studies and interdisciplinary media theory, gardner received his b.a. and m.a. in history from st. john's college, cambridge and ph.d. in cinema studies at ucla before becoming professor of critical theory and integrative studies at the university of california, santa barbara, where he teaches in the departments of art, film & media studies, comparative literature, and the history of art and architecture. most recently dr. gardner has expanded his research into the area of media geography (he is currently adjunct faculty in geography at san diego state university). he also taught a course on transversality and popular media for the college of creative studies in fall 2013.
colin gardner is a british film and media studies theorist living in santa barbara, california. working at the intersection of film-philosophy, deleuze studies and interdisciplinary media theory, gardner received his b.a. and m.a. in history from st. john's college, cambridge and ph.d. in cinema studies at ucla before becoming professor of critical theory and integrative studies at the university of california, santa barbara, where he teaches in the departments of art, film & media studies, comparative literature, and the history of art and architecture. most recently dr. gardner has expanded his research into the area of media geography (he is currently adjunct faculty in geography at san diego state university). he also taught a course on transversality and popular media for the college of creative studies in fall 2013.