My research interests lie in the relations between art and other elements of public and private life, and the ways in which these change according to the enduring nature of art as a human activity and the fluctuating concerns and conditions of our species.

Research Expertise: Psychoanalytic thought. Feminism and abstraction . Public art. Drawing. Approaches to art therapy.

Recent Journal Articles:

Lonie, B. & Ballard, S. (2010). Telling minor histories and writing theory practices: a conversation on feminist pedagogy. n.paradoxa, international feminist art journal, 141-0434. Volume 26, 2010.

Lonie, B. (2010). Re-fibra: Contemporary textile art; A dialogue between New Zealand and Sweden. The Costume and Textile Association of New Zealand, 1176-3132. Context, dress/fashion/textiles, Issue 20; May 2010. 39-40.

Lonie, B. (2010). Representation, Use and Participation; Three Ways of Looking at Art/Science. Junctures, the journal of thematic dialogue, 13, December. 23-32.

Lonie, B. (2010). Review of the HotHouse Symposium, the Launch of the National Institute for Experimental Arts (NIEA), Utzon Room, Sydney Opera House, Sydney, Australia, July 20-21 2010. Junctures: the journal of thematic dialogue, 13, December. 95-97.

See Staff Research for a more comprehensive Research Profile for Bridie.

Contact: Bridie Lonie