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Domenico Quaranta

Domenico Quaranta is a contemporary art critic and curator. His work focuses on the impact of current means of production and dissemination on the arts, and on the way they respond – syntactically and semantically – to the technological shift. He is a frequent collaborator with magazines and reviews, including Flash Art, Artpulse, and Rhizome. The author of In My Computer (2011), Beyond New Media Art (2013) and AFK. Texts on Artists 2011 – 2016 (2016), he contributed to, edited or co-edited a number of books and catalogues including GameScenes. Art in the Age of Videogames (2006) and THE F.A.T. MANUAL (2013).

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Her main area of teaching and scholarship is 19th C. British literature and culture. She recently completed a book ms., Victorian Literature, Bentham, and Political Economy, which places literature in relation to economic theories and actualities of a capitalist, industrial, imperial age. In addition to economic themes, themes of nature increasingly fascinate me. Romantic nature poets spoke out of the same culture that produced Victorian industry, commerce, and colonialism. The interests she pursues in studying the 19th C. period in Britain have also led her to some teaching of texts of our own time, and nation. She teaches postcolonial writers Narayan, Rushdie, and Naipaul. She also teaches a course on literature of nature treating 20th -21st C. writings on the American West.

Source: University of Washington

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