Dr Gregory Minissale

PhD (SOAS, London), MA (SOAS, London), MSc (City University), BA (Sussex)

Head of Disciplinary Area

In: Art History » Humanities » Faculty of Arts

Biography

Senior Lecturer in Art History

Gregory was born in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, and studied art history and Italian at the University of Sussex. He completed his Masters and PhD in art history at the School of African and Oriental Art, University of London on the subject of cross-cultural encounters in art. He has taught at the Savannah College of Art and Design, GA USA and London Metropolitan University.

Research | Current

Art theory
Philosophy of mind
Cognitive and psychological approaches to art

Greg is currently conducting research into matter and contemporary art, using art theory, philosophy, phenomenology and cognitive psychological approaches.

Teaching | Current

ARTHIST 115 Global Art Histories

ARTHIST 204 Contemporary Art and Theory

ARTHIST 231 Framing the Viewer: 20th Century Art

ARTHIST 331 Framing the Viewer: 20th Century Art

ARTHIST 334 Contemporary Art and Theory

ARTHIST 725 Concepts in Contemporary Art

Postgraduate supervision

PhD

Foucault and Velázquez

Time in Contemporary Art
Choreography and Intersubjectivity
The Crisis of the Object
The City as Medium

Misogynist Responses to Tracey Emin's Art; Menstruation in Art; Fiona Connor; Entomology in Art; Cosmography in Art; Sonic art; Historiography and Art.

Distinctions/Honours

2013 Early Career Teaching Excellence Award.

Areas of expertise

Contemporary art and theory, psychological and phenomenological approaches to art and materiality

Committees/Professional groups/Services

Art History's Representative on the Humanities Research Committee

Selected publications and creative works (Research Outputs)

Minissale, G. (2017). Robotic Vision and Robotic Touch: seeing and feeling through robots. Paper presented at Robot Futures: Vision and Touch in Robotics, Science Museum, South Kensington, London. 7 July - 7 August 2017. Related URL.
Minissale, G. (2017). Eye-teaching in the humanities. Paper presented at Fifteenth International Conference on New Directions in the Humanities, Imperial College London. 5 July - 7 July 2017. Related URL.
Lambert, A., Minissale, G., Weber, G., & lutteroth, C. Eyetrackers: between art and neuroscienceMOTAT Auckland Museum of Transport. 1/2/2016 - 30/5/2016 Related URL.
Other University of Auckland co-authors: Anthony Lambert, Gerald Weber
Minissale, G. (2015). Transcultural Framing in Early Modern India. Paper presented at Transcultural Framing(s): Materials and Metaphors, University of Heidelberg - Karl Jaspers Centre for Advanced Transcultural Studies. 31 October - 2 November 2014. Related URL.
Minissale, G. (2015). Problem Spaces in the Walters Prize. Reading Room: A Journal of Art and Culture (7), 126-146. Related URL.
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2292/27388
Minissale, G. (2015). Becoming-Cyborg. In L. Grabbe, P. Rupert-Kruse, N. Schmitz (Eds.) Cyborgian Images: The Moving Image between Apparatus and Body (pp. 164-185). Darmstadt: Buchner-Verlag. Related URL.
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2292/27387
Minissale, G. (2015). The Invisible Within: Dispersing Masculinity in Art. Angelaki : Journal of the Theoretical Humanities, 20 (1), 71-83. 10.1080/0969725X.2015.1017378
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2292/26164
Minissale, G. (2015). Performing the Curator, Curating the Performer: Abramović’s Seven Easy Pieces. In C. Jeffery (Ed.) The Artist as Curator (pp. 131-149). Bristol, UK ; Chicago, IL: Intellect.