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Alise Piebalga is a new media/performance artist, a senior lecturer in the Fine Art department at the University of Wales, Newport and a current PhD student with the Wales Institute for Research in Art and Design. Her research explores the relationship between humans and technology through current developments in hybrid art, which is reflected in her internationally exhibited art practice. This blog contains news, exhibition updates, thoughts, work in progress and research nuggets.
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- Beautiful cinematography!
- Kathrine Elizabeth Anker The Sense of Being Moved
- Tony Orrico
- 'Shaping the Ride' looks great at the V&A
- The making of Sony Two Worlds by Spy Films
- The making of 'Nuit Blanche' by Spy Films
- 'Nuit Blanche' a stunning video by Spy Films
- France Cadet 'Hunting Trophies'
- Regine Debatty's lecture@NTU
- The RSA post of the Humanity 2.0 debate
- Interview with Katherine Elizabeth Anker
- Olek and Dev Harlan "Suffolk Deluxe Electric Bicyc...
- Dev Harlan's "Parmenides 1"
- Art as becoming
- Circumspective Concern
- A beautiful BASE Jumping movie with stunning shots!
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About Me
- Alise Piebalga
- Cardiff, United Kingdom
- Please check out my website for more information on my research and work at www.alisepiebalga.co.uk or you could find me on Twitter or facebook.
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