Media, Practice and Theory: Tracking emergent thresholds of experience

Outstanding! ... An impressive anthology of artistic research by the most recent generation of artistic researchers from Canada, the USA, and Europe .... The volume offers profound, novel insights into a variety of current artistic research practices and research results on a highly topical subject: the mutual constitution of media and bodies and the affects and effects they cause.

Giaco Schiesser

Prof. em. for artistic research & the theories of media and cultures

Zurich University of the Arts, ZHdK, Switzerland

Nicole De Brabandere has brought together a wonderful collection of diverse research-creation practices exploring media as speculative world-making techniques. The contributions are at once archives of experimental art practices and theoretical explorations of that archive. I was particularly intrigued by the persistent engagement with the interstices of sensory archives and their thresholds of sensation. Across different contributions, this volume develops a coherent process-philosophical vocabulary for research as creative practice and vice versa.

Dr. Toni Pape

University of Amsterdam, Netherlands

Bringing together contributions by a diverse group of artist-researchers and media researchers spanning an extensive disciplinary territory, this engaging book gracefully expands contemporary discussions about media and bodies.

Dr Sofian Audry

artist-researcher

School of Media – Interactive Media

University of Quebec in Montreal, Canada

Author of 'Art in the Age of Machine Learning' (2021)