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Reviewed Publications
Books2010 Co-Editor: Viewfinding: Perspectives on teaching new media in the arts. 2002 Single Author: Painting without permission. Westport, CT: Bergin & Garvey Chapters in Books2010 Introduction Viewfinding: Perspectives on teaching new media in the arts, New York: Peter Lang. 2010 New Media taught as art material: Tableau as inquiry, Viewfinding: Perspectives on teaching new media in the arts, New York: Peter Lang. 2010 Video sketchbook. In Viewfinding: Perspectives on teaching new media in the arts, New York: Peter Lang. 2009 Digital content: video as research. Handbook of quantitative image-based research methods. Thousand Oaks, CA:SAGE Press. 2003 Crossing over: negotiating specialization in an interdisciplinary culture. Keynote Address presented at Interdisciplinary Conference, 20 pages. Regina, SK: Canadian Plains Research Centre.
Published Juried and Invited Articles2006 Pieces and exploration of hip hop grafitti.University Gallery catalogue. University of Essex.
2005 Painting under pressure. Calgary, AB: Art Gallery of Calgary catalogue. 2003 White, B. (Ed.). New media, curriculum and audience. National Symposium for Art Education catalogue, 10 pages. Montreal: McGill Press. 2003 Emme, M. (Ed.) Technology, contemporary art, and education. Canadian Art Teacher. Canadian Studies Education through Art. 2001 White, B. (Ed.). Community, collaboration, and dialogue: New media curriculum and change. Canadian Review of Art Education, 28 pages. Montreal: McGill Press. 2001 White, B. (Ed.). Video as ethnography and teaching resource. CSEA Journal. Montreal: McGill Press. 1999 Art without permission. Material Culture Review. Ottawa: Museum of Science and Technology. 1998 Zimmerman, E., & Sacca, E. (Eds.). Autobiography as a tool in artmaking and teaching practice. Herstories, Ourstories, Future Stories. Reston, VA: National Art Education Association. 1997 Outside art, hip-hop graffiti subculture. Halifax, NS: Catalogue of Folk Art symposium.
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