Rod DickinsonLecturer: Cultural and Media Studies He is a practicing multimedia artist whose artwork mostly takes the form of video installations and live events. Recent projects use detailed research into moments of the past and present, to make a series of meticulously re-enacted events and simulations that represent both the mechanisms that enable belief, and the social systems that make belief systems function. In 2002 he recreated Dr. Stanley Milgram's infamous 1961 social psychology experiment Obedience to Authority at the Centre for Contemporary Art in Glasgow: www.milgramreenactment.org Since 2002 my work has been reviewed and profiled in The Observer, The Guardian G2, Art Monthly magazine, Frieze magazine,Matters magazine, Mute magazine, De Morgen (Belgian broadsheet), The Age, (Melbourne Broadsheet), Bergens Tidende BA (Norwegian paper), the Sunday Times (Scotland), Trouw, (Dutch Broadsheet), the Herald (Scotland), the Big Issue (Scotland) and The Scotsman (Scotland). Recent exhibitions include:
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Recent and Past Projects :Greenwich Degree Zero at Kunst-Werke Institute of Contemporary Art, Berlin - 17 November 2007 - 13 January 2008 |


