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Dr. Ian Rothwell is a Lecturer in Contemporary Art History and Digital Culture at the University of Edinburgh's Edinburgh College of Art, specializing in art after the internet and digital visual culture. His research focuses on postinternet art, the problematic status of painting in contemporary practice, and visual culture's intersection with online platforms.
- Teaches courses on 'Bad Painting,' 'Digital Culture,' and coordinates 'History of Art 2'
- Founding member of Content Providers, a pan-European research network on online visual cultures
His publications explore topics like digital photography's horror aesthetics, postinternet art's afterlives, and the geopolitics of online representation. Recent works include the monograph Postinternet Art and its Afterlives (2023) and analyses of Thomas Ruff's digital photography.
Scientific awards include the 2020 Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy. His research has been presented at major conferences like the Association of Art History Annual Conference and CAA.
