Randy Lee Cutler
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Randy Lee Cutler | |
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| Born | Quebec, Canada |
| Known for | Writer, Artist, Educator |
| Awards | Ian Wallace Teaching Award, ECU 2011 |
| Website | https://randyleecutler.com |
Randy Lee Cutler (born 1964)[1] is a writer, academic, educator and artist working in Vancouver, British Columbia. She has a PhD in Cultural History from the Royal College of Art. She currently works as a Professor at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in the Faculty of Art.
Select publications and writing
Her contribution:Vancouver Singular Plural: Art in an Age of Post-Medium Practice to the seminal Vancouver Anthology; Vancouver Art & Economies edited by Melanie O'Brian and published by Arsenal Pulp Press and Artspeak was reviewed as critiquing the terms of new media by offering an alternative vantage point on artists who embrace plurality, rather than medium specificity, through 'post-medium practices.[2]
Her Essay O My friends…: On Friendship and Artistic Practice was commissioned by artists Marina Roy and Abbas Akhavan for a catalogue on their work published by Malaspina Printmakers Society, Vancouver, BC in 2014. In the essay, Cutler explains; "Beyond its primary role in our emotional lives, there is a particular kind of friendship, a type of intimate relation that resides in what can be described as artistic friendship, edifying and feeding creative endeavors."[3] The essay uses theories of friendship through history, philosophers and cultural thinkers, and evolves its understanding towards its relationship to sensory connections within artistic acts.
- Crystal Queer [4] The Canadian Journal of Poetry and Critical Writing, 2015
- On Speculative Walking: From the Peripatetic to the Peristaltic [5] C Magazine, 2014
- Review: Il Palazzo Enciclopedico: The 55th International Art Exhibition [6] C Magazine, Fall 2013
- FeminismS without End... [7] FUSE Magazine, Fall 2012
- Making Metaphors[8]*A Spectrum of Difference [9] Fillip Review, Spring 2009
