About Mapping Spectral Traces Members

Selected articles, interviews, videos and other coverage about MST members, their practices and particular projects are listed below. For more details about the individuals who constitute the Mapping Spectral Traces network, see our Members page.

Christine Baeumler:

Iain Biggs:

Talya Chalef:

  • J.K. Fowler. 2011. On-line interview: ‘Fresh Angle Series: Talya Chalef and Space(s) of Theatre’. The Mantle: A forum for progressive critique (January 24):
    http://mantlethought.org/content/fresh-angles-talya-chalef.
  • The project site is discussed in: Karen E. Till. 2008. ‘Artistic and activist memory-work: Approaching place-based practice’, Memory Studies 1(1): 99-113.

Margaret Cogswell:

Gülgün Kayim:

  • Branislav Jakovljevic. 2007. ‘The Walls that Howled: On the Limits of Discoursivity in Skewed Visions’ Site Specific Performance Days and Nights’. Frakcija: Croation Academy of Dramatic Art 41 (Spring): 92-103.
  • Branislav Jakovljevic. 2005. ‘The Space Specific Theatre, Skewed Visions The City Itself’. The Drama Review 49 (3): 96-106.

Gerry Kearns:

  • Public Knowledge Journal. 2010. ‘On Public Knowledge – Its Production, Validation and Circulation: An interview with Dr. Gerry Kearns, Director, School for Public and International Affairs, Virginia Tech’, Public Knowledge Journal 1 (1):
    http://pkjournal.org/?page_id=339

Rebecca Krinke:

Joyce Lyon

  • Joanna Inglot. 2007. WARM: A Feminist Art Collective in Minnesota (Minneapolis: Weisman Art Museum/University of Minnesota Press). Published in conjunction with exhibit Twelve from WARM: Women’s Art Registry of Minnesota.

Antony Lyons

Ingrid Pollard

  • March 2011. The Culture Show C4 (London). Launch of the Autograph-ABP Archive Website
  • 2009. Belonging in Britain (DVD video). Screening and artists’ talk at: Leeds University Faculty Fine Art; Leeds Impressions Gallery; Bradford (Hyde Park Picture House).

Mel Shearsmith

  • Review by Pat Jamieson. Forthcoming. 'Review: TEXTUAL Exhibition (2010, Bristol)' , pp. forthcoming; about MANY MOONS.

David Smith

  • Interview by Ben Prater. 2010. ‘Drivetime Show’, BBC Radio Bristol.
    Interview with David Smith about his ‘virtual art walk’ in Victoria Park (which now forms part of David’s ongoing Sediment project), as part of the Windmill Hill/Victoria Park Art Trail, ‘Art on the Hill 2010’. Broadcast live on 27 September 2010.
  • EU Green Capital Article on the Bristol ParkHive project, August 2014

Mona Smith

  • Ann Markusen and Marcie Rendon. 2012. Contemporary Minnesota Native Artists: Tradition and Innovation, Community and Healing (Afton Historical Press), pp forthcoming.
  • Michigan Academician. 1998. ‘Consideration of a Native American Aesthetic: Mona Smith and Activist Video Voice’. Michigan Academician 30 (4): 371-386.
  • Jan Willms. 2012. Memory Maps: Profile
    Mona Smith finds stories about the past in order to create a better future.'
    Minnesota Women's Press (13 February) see: http://www.womenspress.com/main.asp?SectionID=1&SubSectionID=20&ArticleID=4015.
  • M Elise Marubbio and Eric L. Buffalohead. 2013. Native Americans On Film: Conversations, Teaching and Theory (Louisville: University Press of Kentucky).
    (including the chapter Video as Community Ally and Dakota Sense of Place: An Interview with Mona Smith by Jennifer A. Machiorlatti)

Karen E. Till

Victoria Walters

  • Victoria Walters. 2011. Public Lecture: ‘Working “in the Opposite Direction”: Joseph Beuys in the Field’:
    Watch the YouTube Video
  • Interview about artists and anthropologists (as related to Beuys) documented in: Simone Paterson, Ed. 2010. Traces: A creative documentary (Side-Alley Studios and DAAS Lab Productions).
    Watch the Vimeo video
  • Paul Hurley Book Review: Joseph Beuys and the Celtic Wor(l)d: A Language of Healing in Journal of Visual Culture, August 2014 13: 244-246
    doi:10.1177/1470412914532439
Still from Amazon Visions, ©Christine Baeumler, 2011
Tanya Heywood in site, Melbourne Watch House,
©Talya Chalef, 2006, photograph by Bronwyn Pringle
Video still Mississippi River Fugues, photo: Margaret Cogswell, 2008
The Hidden Room, ©2006, Gülgün Kayim, historic Grain Belt Office Building
(no longer open to the public), Minneapolis, MN USA
Gerry Kearns
Video still Unseen/Seen: The Mapping of Pain and Joy
©Rebecca Krinke, 2010
Video still Unseen/Seen: The Mapping of Pain and Joy
©Rebecca Krinke, 2010
Art on the Hill 2010 artists interviewed by Ben Prater (BBC Radio Bristol):
(l-r) Gareth Pitt, Josie Chura, Farrah Fortnam and David Smith
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