Art of Criminology

Criminal trials have traditionally favoured live, physically present, embodied human testimony. A paradigm shift is occurring with the increasing use of video technologies in criminal proceedings, hinting at a future immaterial, digitized posthuman courtroom. My PhD research at the University of Sydney explores the expanding use of video technologies and the associated disappearance of the human body from the criminal justice system.

Sunday, 3 July 2011

Crime and Punishment

NSW State Records has a digital gallery on crime and punishment.

http://gallery.records.nsw.gov.au/index.php/galleries/crime-in-the-records/crime-and-punishment/

Posted by Carolyn McKay at 15:44

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Carolyn McKay: I'm a PhD candidate engaged in criminological research at the University of Sydney, and sessional university lecturer. I teach The Legal Profession (ethics); Criminal Law; Legal Research and Research Methodologies. In addition, I'm a visual artist working with video, photomedia and painting.

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Sunday, 3 July 2011

Crime and Punishment

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