Sue Gollifer

Sue Gollifer

arts research University of Brighton

S.C.Gollifer@brighton.ac.uk

Sue Gollifer is a Principal Lecturer in Fine Art, in the School of Art, Design and Media the Course Leader for the MA in Digital Media Arts (DMA) and Director of ISEA International Headquarters.

She has been a professional artist/printmaker for over 30 years, exhibiting work regularly throughout the world and her work is held in major national and international public collections.

She has been instrumental in shaping major international arts communities including: the Design and Artists Copyright Society (DACS), the Computer Arts Society, (CAS) and the College Arts Association, (CAA), ISEA International, SIGGRAPH, Phoenix and Lighthouse Brighton, and Computers in Art Design Education (CADE).

She has established a number of international artistic and educational contacts, particularly in Europe, the United States, Eastern Europe, Australia and New Zealand, and has contributed to the development of an international community of artists

Gollifer is on a number of national and international committees including (CAS) the Computer Arts Society, (DAM), Digital Art Museum, CoLab, AUT University, New Zealand, the ACM SIGRAPH Digital Arts Community, Lighthouse and Phoenix Brighton, UK. She is the Assistant Editor of Digital Creativity, published by Taylor Francis and Routledge, TRACEY, an electronic journal dedicated to the presentation of drawing and the Leonardo Editorial Review Board of Transactions.