Mick Douglas

Associate Professor Mick Douglas is an Honorary Associate Professor in the School of Design at RMIT University. His research focuses on public art, interdisciplinary creative practices, and socially-engaged art with an emphasis on sustainable mobility and urban interventions. He supervises projects like 'Diffracting Construction: A Praxis of Attentiveness to Situated Material Entanglements of Architecture and Construction' (2019) and 'Nurturing Earthly Intimacies: A Fieldwork Practice for Planetary Reparation' (2014). His work often explores the intersections of art, space, and community engagement, leveraging performance and spatial practices to address contemporary urban challenges. His email is mick.douglas@rmit.edu.au, and his ORCID is 0000-0002-8603-3860.

Research interests include Design Practice and Management, Visual Arts and Crafts, Performing Arts, Architecture, and Cultural Studies. His teaching and supervision emphasize collaborative, interdisciplinary approaches to creative practice. Recent projects include experimental works such as 'Container Island Walk' (2017) and 'Transported' (2016), which investigate mobility, materiality, and public space. His work has been exhibited in galleries and urban environments, blending theoretical inquiry with practical artistic interventions.