Gayle Gorman
franz66@hotmail.com

http://www.gaylegorman.com/teaching/teaching.html (high school curriculum)
http://www.gaylegorman/precinctweb/index.html
http://www.gaylegorman.com/art385/index.html (university course syllabus)

Education:

BA Cinema - Binghamton University, New York
MA Studio Art - University of Minnesota, Duluth
MFA Photography & Cultural Studies - University at Buffalo, New York
PhD (ABD) - University of Alberta, Visual Art and Media Education (Film Studies, Post-Psychoanalysis, Critical Theory)



Publications:

- Possible Impossibilities: "Grizzly Man" and Becoming-Real in "Medien Journal's" (Austria), issue on Research in Media Culture, 2009.

-"Alien Resurrection" and Becoming-Cyborg: '1 is Too Few' in "Spaces: E-Journal of Arts & Humanities", Issue 2, 2008.

Star Trek Voyager's "Death Wish" They Don't Dare Feel Sad, If Only They Would, That Would Be Progress (under pseudonym Karen Elliot), and Editorial on "Progress" in "fifty3 Magazine, A Journal for Visual Culture",vol8 Issue1, 2007.

- Crowds/Coversations/Confession in "fifty3 Magazine, A Journal for Visual Culture", vol7 Issue2, 2007.

- Precinct in "The Journal of Social Theory in Art Education", Summer 2006.

- Control and Precision; Chris Borkowski’s Sound Art in "Artvoice" weekly alternative newspaper, Buffalo NY, 2002.

Conference Presentations:

- Television's Breaking Bad: Change Isn't Always Good.
Multimedia presentation at National Art Education Association conference, Seattle, 2011.

- Affect and Spectres: Television's "Supernatural" and Difficult Learning.
Multimedia presentation at National Art Education Association conference, Baltimore, 2010.

- Television's "Touching Evil": The In-Between of Cinema and Spectral Subjectivity.
Multimedia presentation (with text and video clips, please allow time for page to load) at the International Gothic Association conference, Lancaster University, UK, 2009.

- Laylah Ali and Shary Boyle's Disturbing Images for the Youth of Today.
Multimedia presentation at the Canadian Art Educator's Association conference, Concordia University Montreal, 2008.

- The In-Between of Cinema and Spectral Subjectivity in Television's "Touching Evil".
Multimedia at the Association for Psychoanalysis in Society and Culture conference, Rutger's University, 2008.

- "Alien Resurrection" and Becoming-Cyborg: '1 is Too Few'.
Multimedia presentation at the National Art Education Association conference, New Orleans, 2008.

- Possible Impossibilities: "Grizzly Man" and Becoming-Real
.Paper (link for full paper) and multimedia presentation at the Association for Psychoanalysis in Society and Culture conference, Rutger's University, 2007.

- The Real of Sexual Difference, The Law of The Image, and the Saga of The-Construct-Britney Spears.
Multimedia presentation (with text) at the Curriculum & Pedagogy Conference, Balcones Springs, Texas, 2007.

- Science Fiction and Cyberpunk as Contemporary Youth Identity Genres, Media and Popular Culture in the Curriculum Conference, University of Alberta, 2007.

- Looking at Freud’s Uncanny and Seeing the Feminine: A New Reading of Das Unheimlich Via the Visual With the Help of Artist Shary Boyle.
Paper presented at the Association for Psychoanalysis in Society and Culture conference, Rutger's University, 2006 & the Curriculum and Pedadgogy Institute, University of Alberta, 2006.

- Photography and Death, Cinema and the Eternal Return: The X-Files’ ‘Tithonus'.
Multimedia presentation at the Mid-Atlantic Popular/American Culture Association Conference, Baltimore, 2006. web version

- Damage and Desire: Images From the Uncanny Space Between Childhood and Adulthood In the Work of Artists Laylah Ali and Shary Boyle (abstract). Multimedia presentation at the Threat-n-Youth: Cultural Studies, Columbia University NY, 2006.

- Art as Critical Inquiry: Precinct.(website)
Multimedia presentation at the Curriculum and Pedagogy Institute Presentation, University of Alberta, 2005.



Awards:

University of Alberta Dissertation Fellowship, 2009 – 2010
Andrew Stewart Memorial Graduate Prize, 2009
Walter H. Johns Graduate Fellowship Award, 2007 – 2009
Social Sciences & Humanities Council of Canada Doctoral Award (SSHRC), 2007 – 2009
Izaak Walton Killam Memorial Doctoral Scholarship, 2007 – 2009
University of Alberta PhD Scholarship, 2005 – 2007
CEPA Gallery Juror's Honorable Mention, 2003
Squeaky Wheel Digital Media Artist Residency, 2001
Howard B. Lyons Graduate Scholarship, University of Minnesota - Duluth, 1995 – 1997
Outstanding Graduate Body of Work, University of Minnesota - Duluth, 1995 – 1997
Harpur College Grant, Binghamton University, 1988



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