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Lyell Davies, Ph.D. Email: Ldavies@Jjay.Cuny.Edu EDUCATION DOCTOR of PHILOSOPHY, Program in Visual and Cultural Studies, The Resume—Selected Lyell Davies, Ph.D. Email: [email protected] EDUCATION DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY, Program in Visual and Cultural Studies, The University of Rochester. 2010. MASTER OF ARTS, Program in Visual and Cultural Studies, The University of Rochester. 2006. MASTER OF ARTS, Communications. Hunter College. The City University of New York. 1998. Whitney Museum of American Art Independent Study Program. 1990. BACHELOR OF ARTS, Faculty of Fine Art. The National College of Art and Design. Ireland. 1986. DOCUMENTARY VIDEO AND ARTWORKS (SELECTED) Brain Injury Dialogues (Lyell Davies & Rick Franklin 2008, 53 mins). Documentary video. Distribution: National Educational Television Association (NETA). Who’s Not Irish? (Lyell Davies 2002, 26-mins). Documentary video. Distribution: Bainneclaba Narrowcasting: Technology and the Rise of the Religious Right (Randi Cecchine, Lyell Davies & Jessica Glass 1996, 29- mins). Documentary video. Distribution: Paper Tiger Television Making Ourselves Free (Liz Curtis, Lyell Davies & Naomi Wilson, 1994, 52-mins). Documentary video. Distribution: Fionn Distributors, Belfast. Towards A Lasting Peace (Lyell Davies & Kevin Noble 1994, 60-mins). Documentary video. Distribution: Homefront Library. Ireland's Own Berlin Wall (Lyell Davies & Naomi Wilson, 1994, 42-mins & 22-mins). Documentary video. Distribution: Fionn Distributors, Belfast. Spoken By An Actor (Christine W. Cheng, Lyell Davies & Naomi Wilson, 1993, 29-mins). Documentary video. Distribution: Paper Tiger TV Collective. East Timor: Turning A Blind Eye (Lyell Davies & Naomi Wilson, 1993, 29-mins). Documentary video. Distribution: Paper Tiger TV Collective. Low Power Empowerment (Lyell Davies, Naomi Wilson, Cyrille Phipps, Xav Leplae & May Ying Welsh, 1992, 29- mins). Distribution: Paper Tiger TV Collective. Bleep (Lyell Davies, 1988, 40-seconds). Experimental video. Distribution: Infermental: The Tokyo Edition, 1988. RECENT ESSAYS AND REVIEWS Davies, Lyell, & Razlogova, Elena. (2013). “Framing the Contested History of Digital Culture.” In Radical 1 January 2013 Resume—Selected History Review, edited by Lyell Davies & Elena Razlogova. Issue 117. Fall. Durham: Duke University Press. Davies, Lyell. (2013). “Grassroots Perspectives: Organizing For Media Justice.” In Radical History Review, edited by Lyell Davies, Conor McGrady, & Elena Razlogova. Issue 117. Fall. Durham: Duke University Press. Davies, Lyell. (2013). “A Hidden Life of Digital Devices Revealed.” In Radical History Review, edited by Lyell Davies, Conor McGrady, & Elena Razlogova. Issue 117. Fall. Davies, Lyell. (2013). “Navajo Talking Picture: Cinema on Native Ground.” American Indian Culture and Research Journal. Los Angeles: University of California (UCLA). Volume 37, number 3. Davies, Lyell. (2012). “New Media and Politics: Populist Revolt, State Control, and Elections.” JumpCut: Review of Contemporary Media. Number 54. Fall 2012. (http://www.ejumpcut.org/currentissue/LDaviesReview/index.html) Davies, Lyell. (2012). “New Horrors for a Post 9/11 World.” Afterimage: The Journal of Media Arts and Cultural Criticism. Volume 40, Number 1. The Visual Studies Workshop: Rochester. Davies, Lyell. (2011). “Challenge For Change and participatory filmmaking.” JumpCut: Review of Contemporary Media. Number 53. Summer 2011. (http://www.ejumpcut.org/archive/jc53.2011/daviesChalChange/index.html) Davies, Lyell. (2010). “Pedagogy For Digital Natives.” Afterimage: The Journal of Media Arts and Cultural Criticism. Volume 37, Number 7. July/August. The Visual Studies Workshop: Rochester. Davies, Lyell. (2009).“Resistance and Celebration: 2009 Native American Film and Video Festival.” Afterimage: The Journal of Media Arts and Cultural Criticism. Volume 36, Number 6. May/June. The Visual Studies Workshop: Rochester. Davies, Lyell. (2009). “Realism Matters.” Afterimage: The Journal of Media Arts and Cultural Criticism. Volume 36, Number 4. January/February. The Visual Studies Workshop: Rochester. SCREENINGS/BROADCASTS/EXHIBITIONS (SELECTED) 2012 Culture Unplugged Film Festival 2012. Video streaming: Brain Injury Dialogues. February Temple University Television (TUTV). Philadelphia. Cablecast: Brain Injury Dialogues. January WDSC 15. (PBS) Daytona State College. Florida. January 21. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. 2011 AETN—Arkansas Educational Television Network. (PBS). Conway. Airdate TBA. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. KQET—25. Watsonville (Salinas Monterey). (PBS). Airdate TBA. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. WTVI. (PBS). North Carolina. Airdate TBA. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. WITF TV33. (PBS). Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Airdate TBA. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. KLRU-TV (Austin, Texas). (PBS). Airdate TBA. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. Vegas PBS. Las Vegas. Airdate TBA. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. November KWSU—DT. Northwest Public Television. (PBS). Pullman, WA. November 19. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. October KQED World. San Francisco. (PBS). October 29. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. Repeat airing. Anchorage Channel 7.3. Alaska. (PBS). October 22 & 27. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. Fairbanks Channel 9.4. Alaska. (PBS). October 22 & 27. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. Juneau Channel 3.2. Alaska. (PBS). October 22 & 27. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. September WGTE Toledo. (PBS). September 28. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. August KLRN San Antonio. (PBS). Texas. August 31. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. Repeat airing. KCPT Kansas City Public Television. (PBS). August 4. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. July WNED-Buffalo Toronto (WNED-DT3)(PBS) July 11, 12. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. WLJT 11. Public Television for West Tennessee. (PBS). July 5. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. May KLRN San Antonio. (PBS). Texas. May 12. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. NEW JERSEY PUBLIC TV NETWORK (WNJN). (PBS). May 9, 15, 16. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues (4-stations/statewide). WVIA. (PBS). Scranton, Pennsylvania. March 24. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. 2 January 2013 Resume—Selected KLCS-TV. (PBS). Los Angeles. May XX. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. April KPTS. (PBS). Wichita, Kansas. April 14. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. KENW-TV. Eastern New Mexico University. April 11, 15, 27 & 30. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. Western Reserve Public Media. (PBS). Kent, Ohio. April 4 & 10. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. WEAO. (PBS). Cleveland, Ohio. April 4. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. WEDU+. (PBS). Tampa, Florida. April 2. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. OREGON PUBLIC BROADCASTING (OPB)(5-stations/statewide). April 1. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. March KCET. (PBS). Los Angeles. March 30. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. WEDU+ Florida Public Media. (PBS). March 27. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. KMOS—University of Central Missouri. (PBS). Sedalia. March 27. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. WIPB. (PBS). Muncie, Indiana. March 27. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. WNMU—TV. (PBS). Marquette, Michigan. March 27. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. WKSG. (PBS). Binghamton, New York. March 27. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. WSIU. (PBS). Carbondale, Illinois. March 27. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. WTVS Channel 56, Detroit Public Television. (PBS). March 27. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. ETV—SOUTH CAROLINA. (PBS). March 26. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues (11-stations/statewide). WVIA. (PBS). Scranton, Pennsylvania. March 24. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. KWSU. (PBS). Pullman, Washington. March 23. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. WUSF—TV/Tampa. (PBS). March 23. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. WCNY—Syracuse/Central New York. (PBS). March 21. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. KACV—TV. (PBS). Amarillo, Texas. March 20. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. KSPS—TV. (PBS). Spokane, Washington. March 20. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. RSU Public TV. (PBS). Appleton, Minnesota. March 20. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. KHET. (PBS). Hawaii. March 29. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. KMEB. (PBS). Hawaii. March 29. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. WHUT. Howard University Television. (PBS). Washington. March 17. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. PBS Guam. Mangilao. March 15. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. KTCS—9. (PBS). Seattle. March 15. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. UEN-TV/Utah Education Network. (PBS). Salt Lake City. March 18. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. KENW. (PBS). Portales, New Mexico. March 6 & 9. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. MPTV. (PBS). Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (2-stations). March 6. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. KWCM. (PBS). Minneapolis. March 3. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. Pioneer Public Television. (PBS). Appleton, Minnesota. March 3. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. KQED Public Television 9 (World). (PBS). Northern California. March 3. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC TV NETWORK (UNC-TV). (PBS). Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues (12- stations/statewide). March 2. WKAR—TV. (PBS). East Lansing, Michigan. March 1. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. WGTE Public Media. (PBS). Toledo, Ohio. March 1 & April 6. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. February KEDT. (PBS). South Texas. February 28. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. KENTUCKY EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION (KET). (PBS). February 28. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues (15-stations/statewide). KMOS. (PBS). Sedalia, Mississippi. February 27. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. WIPB. (PBS). Muncie, Indiana. February 27. Broadcast: Brain Injury Dialogues. WOUB Radio
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