research

Carrie's research interests currently include:

• experimental sound
• interactive visuals for VJs
• rave culture history
• net.art and identity
• cultural theory
• social research methodology
• sonic psychotopography
• locative media
• radio art
• chaos theory
• online communities
• Max/MSP, Jitter, and Cyclops
• interactivity and awareness between DJs and audiences in nightlcubs
• Situationism, Futurism, Dada, Bauhaus, Conceptualism, Minmalism, Pop Art, Kitsch
• power and the politics of historical primary document creation and management

Carrie currently conducts her Max/MSP/Jitter/Cyclops research in conjunction with the University of Saskatchewan in the Computer Science Department's Human-Computer Interaction Lab, under funding from the Saskatchewan Arts Board.

• HCI Lab: http://hci.usask.ca
• Saskatchewan Arts Board: http://www.artsboard.sk.ca/