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Dr. Ian Haig is a Senior Lecturer in Media Art at the School of Art, RMIT University. His career spans over three decades, focusing on interdisciplinary art practices exploring the intersection of technology, the body, and cultural critique.
Education:
- PhD, COFA, University of NSW (2010–2014)
- Masters in Media Arts, RMIT (1997–1998)
- Graduate Diploma and Diploma in Art, RMIT (1990, 1987)
Research Interests: Explores visceral and abject themes through media art, examining body horror, trash culture, and the impact of technology on human existence. Works across video, sculpture, and installation, challenging societal norms around the 'low' and 'base' in culture.
Recent Exhibitions:
- Untitled Syndrome (2023, Rubicon Gallery)
- Pox Party (2022, Rubicon Gallery)
- Featured in global venues like Centre Pompidou (Paris), Museum of Modern Art (NY), and Venice Biennale.
Awards & Grants:
- Australia Council Fellowship (2003–2004)
- Creative Victoria VicArts Grant (2015)
- City of Melbourne Arts Grant (2018)
Key Projects:
- Curated Unco exhibition at Torrance Art Museum (2013)
- Artist-in-residence programs in Seoul, Tokyo, and Los Angeles
- Supervised research on networked bodies, smartphonocentrism, and meta-culture.
Labs/Teams: Active in RMIT's Design Hub and collaborates with institutions like the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) and Experimenta Media Arts.
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