Katherine Acheson
Katherine Acheson has a long record of petty crimes in the name of the
humanities. Sheís writing a book called
Visual Rhetoric and Seventeenth-Century
English Print Culture and right now is working on an essay on
realism, naturalism, and technologism in images of animals in the medieval,
early modern, and postmodern eras.
Robert Gorbet
Rob "The Engineer" Gorbet is a technical gun-for-hire who has had played
a central role in the recent rash of new media crimes on and off campus.
He is well-known for making even the most complicated crime seem simple
and transparent, which explains his cult-like following of robotic creatures
and high-school geniuses. A petty criminal in his own right, Gorbet is
particularly interested in seducing members of the public into his criminal
activities, encouraging them to collaborate in covert digital operations.
Andrew Hunter
Andrew Hunter has been the Director/Curator of
RENDER
(formerly the University of Waterloo Art Gallery) since the spring of
2006, when he established a new interdisciplinary focus based on research,
teaching and production. In addition to teaching in the Department of
Fine Arts and at the School of Architecture, Hunter works as an independent
artist, writer, and curator. At the core of his practice is a commitment
to experimentation, play and creative failure. He is also an unrepentant
banjo player.
Adeel Khamisa
The CrimeLab signifies Adeel "The Kid" Khamisa's entrance into organized crime.Ý Although he is still a student of crime, he has been arraigned on several previous charges.Ý His list of priors include: inciting a riot as Project Manager for DesignCampWaterloo. Adeel looks to earn his status as a "made man" by working on the CrimeLab website.
Andrew McMurry
Andrew McMurry investigates environmental thought-crime. He is currently
staking out dairy barns in Waterloo County, alert to the whiff of anthropocentrism,
technophilia, the informatics of domination, and any other progressivist
manure. He will present his evidence to the grand jury under the auspices
of a project called "The New Physiocracy."
Aimee Morrison
Marcel O' Gorman
Known by his acolytes as O.G., this original gangsta' is wanted for penning
a reckless tract called
E-Crit, which celebrates the potential
of new media to wreak havoc on academia. O'Gorman has been seen most recently
in artsy circles, hooking up laptops to various deadly exercise machines.
This dirty work goes by the codename "necromedia.".