Ryszard W. Kluszczynski
Most Recent Affiliation(s):
- University of Lodz, Centre for Contemporary Art – Ujazdowski Castle, Warsaw and Poland, Film and Media Arts, _Professor, Media Art Curator and Author
ISEA Bio(s) Available:
ISEA2011
Ryszard W. Kluszczynski, Ph.D is Professor of Media and Cultural Studies at Lodz University, Poland, where he is the Head of the Department of Media and Audiovisual Culture. He is also Professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Lodz. In the years 1990-2001 Kluszczynski was a chief curator of film, video, and multimedia arts at the Centre for Contemporary Art in Warsaw. He has curated numerous international art exhibitions. He was recently Curator of the Second International Biennale of Contemporary Art in Poznan. He writes about media and multimedia arts, the avant-garde, cyberculture, the theory of media and communication, and the information and network society. Some of his book publications include: Interactive Art. From Artwork-Instrument to Interactive Spectacle, 2010; Information Society. Cyberculture. Multimedia Arts, 2001 (Second Edition 2002); Film – Video – Multimedia. Art of the Moving Picture in the Era of Electronics, 1999 (Second Edition 2002); Images at Large. Studies on the History of Media Art in Poland, 1998; Avant-Garde. Theoretical Study, 1997; Film – Art of the Great Avant-Garde, 1990.
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Ryszard W. Kluszczyński, University of Lodz, Poland. Born 1952, Kluszczynski is a media writer, scholar and curator. After studying literature, theatre, film, and aesthetics, he obtained his PhD in 1987. He now serves as Professor of Film, Media and Communication Studies, and History of Art at University of Lodz and Media Art Curator at the Centre for Contemporary Art,Warsaw. Is the founder of Polish Video Art Data Bank (Media Nomad), a non-profit organisation for media culture. A regular contributor to several art magazines, Kluszczynski has published books, catalogues and numerous articles on the theory of art, media, film, and the international avant-garde movement. He has curated international exhibitions, shows and festivals in Poland, as well as many presentations of Polish art in in useums,festivals and other venues in Europe, Asia, and North America. Recent papers at conferences and symposiums include: ISEA94 (Helsinki), ISEA96 (Rotterdam), Media and Ethics (Helsinki, 96), LEAF (Liverpool, 97), Hyper Media (Oberhausen, 97), Consciousness Reframed (Newport, 97). Guest lectures at the universities and art colleges in Austria, Canada, France, Germany, Hungary, Great Britain, Russia, U.S.A.
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Born in 1952. Studied literature, theatre and film at the University of Lodz (Łódź, Poland). Ph.D. in 1987. Assistant Professor at University of Lodz in Theory of Literature, Theater and Film Department. Film & Video curator in Centre for Contemporary Art, Uljazdowski Castle, Warsaw. Author of 5 books and about 100 articles on experimental film, video art and avant-garde.
Last Known Location:
- Poland
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Title: Interactivity and the Problem of Communication in the Context of Philosophy of Deconstruction
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ISEA94
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Title: The Context Is the Message: Interactive Art as a Medium of Communication
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ISEA96
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Title: Art, Media, and Power
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ISEA97
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Title: Note on Digital Aesthetics
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ISEA98
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Title: Hybridity: Interfaces, Identities, and the Arts
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ISEA2004
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Title: Race, Representation & Digital Divides: New Media Art as Transcultural Interface
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ISEA2004
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Title: Spaces of Intimacy
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ISEA2008
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Title: From isolation to networking. Cyber homosovieticus in search of promised land
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ISEA2008
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Title: From instrument to interactive spectacle: transformations of participatory culture
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ISEA2009
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Title: Towards the Third Culture: Intersections of Arts, Science, and Technology
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ISEA2011
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Title: Critical contact: the climate crises, human/nonhuman thinking, and sensing the possible
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