Rachel Gillies
Studio Coordinator: Photography / Senior Lecturer
Phone: 0800 762 786
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Rachel Gillies is a Senior Lecturer in the Dunedin School of Art at Otago Polytechnic and has backgrounds in photography, multimedia technology, contemporary art gallery management, graphic design and electronic arts. Her research practice includes electronic arts, photography and contemporary exhibition practices and she is directly involved in the development of digital literacy resourcing at Otago Polytechnic.
Research Publications
Chapter in Book
McCaw C, and Gillies R. (2009). Intertidal. in Cross, D, and Doherty, Claire (eds), One Day Sculpture book, Kerber Verlag,
McCaw, C and Gillies R. (2009). Intertidal: The Island Experience Blue Oyster Arts Trust Blue Oyster Tenth Anniversary Publication: Old, New, Borrowed, Blue.
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Exhibition
Gillies, R. & Todd, J. (2008). Weather Photos. The Weather Photos blog did an on-site installation for Shanghai's Zendai MoMA in November 2008.
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Gillies, R. & McCaw, C. (2008). Intertidal. The Blue Oyster Art Project Space, as part of a national series called 'One Day Sculpture, commissioned by Litmus Research Inititative & Claire Doherty, Exhibition took place on the 21st December 2008.
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Gillies, R. (2007). I check my e-mails every day. "Double" curated by Ana Terry
The Blue Oyster Art Project Space, Dunedin, New Zealand, May 08 - May 26, 2007.
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Conference Contribution - Full conference paper
Ballard, S. and Gillies, R. (2009). Learning Arts in the Digital Age: Identifying Principles and Developing Online Resources. ANZAAE 2009 Conference, Dunedin, 20-23 April.
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Conference Contribution - Paper in published proceedings
Caroline, M., Gillies, R. (2008). Dunedin Does Not Exist. 14th International Symposium on Electronic Art 2008 (ISEA2008 Pte Ltd), Proceedings of ISEA2008: The 14th International Symposium on Electronic Art
ISBN: 978-981-08-0768-9. Conference Dates: 25 July - 3 August 2008. pp. 340-342.
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Other
Gillies, R., & McCaw, C. (2009). The Island Experience. "Old, New, Borrowed, Blue: 10 Years at the Blue Oyster", Blue Oyster Art Project Space, ISBN 978-0-473-15590-2. September 2009. p.40-45.
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