Belinda Haikes
Belinda Haikes is a South African born, Canadian raised Philadelphia based artist and designer who creates conceptually driven projects that examine digital and social relationships. Recent exhibitions include the Asian Arts Initiative, Philadelphia, The Los Angeles Center for the Digital Art, Village Nomad, France, Digital Fringe, Australia, the Weatherspoon Museum, North Carolina and with Pilottone in the New Museum's Flash:Light Festival, New York.
She is a member of the experimental sound and multi-media ensemble group, Pilottone, as well as the Video-Gang Collective. She has a MFA from the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art in Philadelphia. Her writings have appeared in HZ Journal, and the New Media Caucus Journal.
Belinda is currently Assistant Professor of Art at West Chester University building the interaction design courses. She also runs two blogs, Life, the Universe and Art an artist interview blog and I Love Mark Making, a studio blog . (Source: http://www.belindahaikes.com/About/belinda.html)
Works by this author:
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The 20 Friends I wish I had | Published on the Web (individual site) |
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Blurring of Public and Private Space in New Media Art | Conference paper or presentation | 2008 |