Viral: distributed agencies and irreversible change

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Bridie Lonie

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Viral: distributed agencies and irreversible change 

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No. 15 (2012): Viral
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Editorial

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Author Biography

Bridie Lonie

Bridie Lonie is the academic leader of Art History and Theory and Drawing at the Dunedin School of Art at Otago Polytechnic. She shared the Junctures editorship with Dr Ballard during 2011. Currently she is researching relations between the discourses of art and science in artworks dealing with climate change.