Beryl Graham | Research Fellow

Beryl Graham's research concerns 'New Media' artwork (artwork using, for example, the Internet, CD-Roms, or computer interactivity). It leads on from her Ph.D research "A Study of Audience Relationships with Interactive Computer-Based Visual Artworks in Gallery Settings, through Observation, Art Practice, and Curation." She works widely with students and staff, advising on New Media Art. With Sarah Cook, she leads amodule on the new MA Curating course.

	In 2000 she received an AHRB grant to set up a New Media Curating Resource (CRUMB). In January-May 2002, Dr. Graham was 'researcher in residence' at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, examining their cross-departmental approach to curating new media art.
	She is developing some learning materials for post-graduate art-practice-led research. She is also involved in the supervision of PhD students within the University, and advising or examining externally. PhD supervision completions: 2 Current PhD supervisions: 3 PhD external examinations: 3
	Art projects include an interactive tea table, residencies making low-tech games in Moscow and Seattle, and a project concerning post-heavy-industrial areas.