Andy Freeman

Andy Freeman is a Lecturer in the Computing Department at Goldsmiths, University of London, specializing in digital journalism, data visualization, and digital interactions. He also holds the title of Visiting Fellow. His career spans over three decades in digital technologies, including early work on BBS systems, game development for Apple II, and foundational roles in Australian tech initiatives like ANAT.

Freeman’s academic background includes a Philosophy of Science and Logic degree from Macquarie University. Professionally, he transitioned from technical roles at Friends of the Earth and ARTEC to media startups before joining Goldsmiths in 2013. His creative projects include net.art collaborations (earshot, notScape), citizen science initiatives (Arts Catalyst), and interdisciplinary art-tech installations.

His research trends focus on the intersection of digital tools and societal impact, reflected in works like Hard or Soft #Brexit? and Mouth of the Thames workshops. His sole listed publication here addresses post-API digital methodologies, indicating ongoing engagement with evolving technological landscapes.

No formal awards are noted, though his work demonstrates significant contributions to digital art and education. Advising and grant details are not explicitly provided in the text, but collaborations with artists like Graham Harwood and Susan Collins highlight his participatory approach to tech practice.