BIOBIBLIOGRAPHY ........................... Irvine, California/ *Nicaragua 1993 Ph.D., Art History, Columbia University New York Maria Fernandez is a U.S.-American art historian whose interests center on post-colonial studies, electronic media theory, Latin American art and the intersections of these fields. She has taught at various institutions including the University of Pittsburgh; Carnegie Mellon University; the University of Connecticut; and Vermont College, Norwich University. PUBLICATIONS ........................... 2001 "The Cyborg-Sweet Sixteen (and never been cloned)", Mute, London, no. 20, Aug. 2001 2000 "Iluminacion Postcolonial/Postcoloniality in the Spotlight", in: "Alzado Vectorial/Vectorial Elevation" (Mexico City: Conaculta y Ediciones San Jorge) 1999 "Postcolonial Media Theory", Third Text, 47, Summer 1999 Expanded version in: Art Journal, Fall 1999 Statement by Maria Fernandez in: "Contemporary Feminism: Art Practice, Theory and Activism - An Intergenerational Perspective", compiled by Mira Schor, Art Journal, Winter 1999 1998 "Digital Imperialism", Fuse, vol. 21, no. 4, 1998 1996 "Technological Diffusion and the Construction of a Universal Aesthetic (discussed with Reference to Latin America)", in: "Introduction to New Media", ed. by Minna Tarka, Helsinki, Finland, 1996 (In Finnish). First printed in: Broad Sheet, Australia, vol. 23, no. 2, Winter 1994 |
