PUBLICATIONS AND OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
Authored books
(2023) The Perception Machine: Our Photographic Future Between the Eye and AI (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press) (open access available)
(2020) AI Art: Machine Visions and Warped Dreams (London: Open Humanities Press). Open access.
(2020) Perception at the End of the World, or How Not to Play Video Games (New York and Pittsburgh: FlugSchriften): artbook containing an essay and a series of images
(2018) The End of Man: A Feminist Counterapocalypse (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press), a short book in the Forerunners series, also includes a photo-film by myself titled Exit Man.
(2017) Nonhuman Photography (Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press)
(2014) Minimal Ethics for the Anthropocene. (Ann Arbor: Open Humanities Press, an imprint of Michigan Publishing, University of Michigan Library), series: Critical Climate Change edited by Tom Cohen and Claire Colebrook. Pdf and web versions available open access; also published in paperback.
(2014) Bioetyka w epoce nowych mediów, trans. Patrycja Poniatowska (Warsaw: Instytut Badań Literackich PAN), ISBN: 978-83-61552-81-9. POLISH TRANSLATION of Bioethics in the Age of New Media.
(2012) Life after New Media: Mediation as a Vital Process (Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press) (with Sarah Kember)
(2009) Bioethics in the Age of New Media (Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press)
(2005) The Ethics of Cultural Studies (London and New York: Continuum)
(2001) On Spiders, Cyborgs and Being Scared: the Feminine and the Sublime (Manchester: Manchester University Press)
Edited books
(2022) The Future of Media, co-edited with Goldsmiths Media (London: Goldsmiths Press).
(2016) Photomediations: A Reader, co-edited with Kamila Kuc (London: Open Humanities Press), Print ISBN: 978-1-78542-002-3; PDF ISBN: 978-1-78542-020-7.
(2011) BioethicsTM: Life, Politics, Economics (Open Humanities Press), ISBN: 978-1-60785-256-8, online book.
Online open access book, which is part of the ‘Living Books about Life' series, edited by myself in collaboration with Clare Birchall (Kent University) and Gary Hall (Coventry University), and consisting of 22 books which aim to bring research on life conducted in the sciences to humanities readers. The book series was supported with a major JISC grant as part of their e-Content Programme Strand A: Enriching via Collaboration. The project was described by Nicholas Mirzoeff, Professor of Media, Culture and Communication at New York University, as a 'Remarkable series [that] transforms the humble Reader into a living form, while breaking down the conceptual barrier between the humanities and the sciences in a time when scholars and activists of all kinds have taken the understanding of life to be central' and by Tara McPherson, editor of VECTORS: Journal of Culture and Technology in a Dynamic Vernacular, as helping us 'reimagine everything we think we know about academic publishing'.
(2010) Technology and Cultural Form: A Liquid Reader (Open Humanities Press; Liquid Books series) - online open-access book collaboratively edited with students from Goldsmiths’ MA Digital Media, supported with a grant from the Higher Education Academy’s Art-Design-Media Subject Centre
(2007) Imaginary Neighbors: Mediating Polish-Jewish Relations after the Holocaust (co-edited with Dorota Glowacka) (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press). Paperback edition 2010.
(2002) The Cyborg Experiments: the Extensions of the Body in the Media Age (London and New York: Continuum)
Translations
Lem, Stanislaw (2013) Summa Technologiae (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press). Translation of Lem’s major philosophical treatise (120,000 words) on technology, evolution and systems theory for the UMP’s Electronic Mediations series edited by N. Katherine Hayles, Mark Poster and Samuel Weber; including translator's introduction to the volume.
Edited journal issues
(2010) ‘Creative Media’ (co-edited with Sarah Kember) Culture Machine. Vol. 11.
(2004) 'Cultural Studies is/in Deconstruction' (co-edited with Dave Boothroyd and Gary Hall), Culture Machine. Vol. 6.
(2002) ‘The Ethico-Political Issue’, Culture Machine, Vol. 4. Contributors include: Alain Badiou, Simon Critchley, Ernesto Laclau, Peter Hallward and Mark Poster.
(2001) ‘Cultural Studies: Between Politics and Ethics’ (co-edited with Mark Devenney), Strategies: Journal of Theory, Culture and Politics, Vol. 14, No 2.
Chapters in books
(2021) ‘Hydromedia: From Water Literacy to the Ethics of Saturation’, in Melody Jue and Rafico Ruiz (eds) Saturation: An Elemental Politics. Durham: Duke University Press [forthcoming]
(2021) ‘Biomediations: From “Life in Media” to “Living Media”’, in Jeremy Swartz and Janet Wasko (eds) Media: A Transdisciplinary Inquiry (Bristol: Intellect Press) [forthcoming]
(2020) 'WATERKINO and HYDROMEDIA: How to Dissolve the Past to Build a More Viable Future', in Rodney Harrison and Colin Sterling (eds) Deterritorializing The Future: Heritage in, of and after the Anthropocene. London: Open Humanities Press.
(2018) ‘Photography after Extinction’, in Richard Grusin (ed.) After Extinction. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press.
(2018) ‘Ślepe plamki nowego materializmu: jak powrócić do materialności książki’ (New materialism’s blindspots, or how to return to the materiality of the book) in Olga Cielemęcka and Monika Rogowska-Stangret (eds) Feministyczne nowe materializmy: usytuowane kartografie (Lublin 2018) [in Polish].
(2015) (co-written with Sarah Kember) ‘Media Always and Everywhere: A Cosmic Approach’. In Ulrik Ekman, Jay David Bolter, Lily Diaz, Maria Engberg, Morten Søndergaard (eds) Ubiquitous Computing, Complexity, and Culture (New York: Routledge).
(2015) ‘Czy mamy bać się końca świata? Afekt, geologia i posthumanizm jako wyznaczniki nowego horyzontu w humanistyce’ (‘Should we be afraid of the end of the world?: Affect, geology and posthumanism as markers of a new horizon in the humanities’, in Polish), in Ryszard Nycz, Anna Łebkowska and Agnieszka Dauksza (eds) Kultura afektu – afekty w kulturze: Humanistyka po zwrocie afektywnym (IBL: Warsaw)
(2015) ‘The Creative Power of Nonhuman Photography’, in Mika Elo and Marko Karo with Marc Goodwin (eds) Photographic Powers (Helsinki: Aalto University)
(2014) 'Taking Responsibility for Life: Bioethics and Bioart', in Paul Macneill (ed.) Ethics and the Arts. Series: Library of Ethics and Applied Philosophy/ LOET (Amsterdam: Springer).
(2013) ‘Inventing Well: Creativity, Biology and Life’, in Dmitry Bulatov (ed.) Evolution Haute Couture: Art and Science in the Post-Biological Age (Kaliningrad: National Centre for Contemporary Arts). [book chapter, in English and Russian; early version of material subsequently reworked into ch 7 of Life After New Media]
(2013) 'The Culture of Blogging: At the Crossroads of Narcissisim and Ethics', in Nick Couldry, Mirca Madianou and Amit Pinchevski (eds) Ethics of Media (Basingstoke: Palgrave) [reprint of section of ch 3 from my Bioethics in the Age of New Media]
(2013) 'Evolution May Be Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts, But It’s Not All That Great: On Lem’s Summa Technnologiae' in Stanislaw Lem, Summa Technnologiae, trans. Joanna Zylinska (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press).
(2013) 'Will You Ever Go Back?', in Marta Rabikowska (ed.) The Everyday of Memory: Transition and Culture in Post-Communist Societies (New York: Peter Lang) [photography project accompanied by a short text]
(2012) ‘Bioethics Otherwise, or, How to Live with Machines, Humans, and Other Animals’, in Tom Cohen (ed.) Telemorphosis: Theory in the Era of Climate Change, v. 1 (Open Humanities Press). A Polish translation of this article came out in Teksty Drugie, a major Polish journal of literary and cultural theory published by the Polish Academy of Sciences, in 2013.
(2009) ‘A Body that Looks for Other Bodies to Exist: Orlan’s Prosthetic Gifts’ and (co-authored with Sarah Kember)’ ‘Creative Media: Performance, Invention, Critique’, in Maria Chatzichristodoulou [aka Maria X], Janis Jefferies and Rachel Zerihan (eds) Interfaces of Performance (Aldergate: Ashgate).
(2009) 'Is There Life in Cybernetics?: Designing a Posthumanist Bioethics', in Rosi Braidotti, Claire Colebook and Patrick Hanafin (eds) Law After Deleuze (Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan).
(2007) ‘Introduction: Imaginary Neighbors: Toward an Ethical Community’ (with Dorota Glowacka), in Imaginary Neighbors: Mediating Polish-Jewish Relations after the Holocaust, eds Dorota Glowacka and Joanna Zylinska (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press).
(2007) ‘“Who Is My Neighbor?”: Ethics under Duress’, in Imaginary Neighbors: Mediating Polish-Jewish Relations after the Holocaust, eds Dorota Glowacka and Joanna Zylinska (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press).
(2007) ‘“Nourished … on the Irremediable Differend of Gender”: Lyotard’s Sublime’, in Lyotard and Gender, ed. Margret Grebowicz (Albany: SUNY Press).
(2006) ‘The Ethics of Cultural Studies’, in New Cultural Studies: Adventures in Theory, eds Clare Birchall and Gary Hall (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press).
(2002) ‘Extending McLuhan into the New Media Age: an Introduction’, in The Cyborg Experiments: the Extensions of the Body in the Media Age, ed. Joanna Zylinska (London and New York: Continuum), pp. 1-12.
(2002) ‘”The Future… Is Monstrous”: Prosthetics as Ethics’, in The Cyborg Experiments: the Extensions of the Body in the Media Age, ed. Joanna Zylinska (London and New York: Continuum).
(2000) ‘Culture and Nationhood: First Stages in the Development of Comparative Cultural Studies’ (with Dorota Kolodziejczyk and James Lynn), in British Studies: Intercultural Perspectives, eds Alan Mountford and Nick Wadham-Smith (Longman).
Journal articles
(2020) ‘Views from the window: nonhuman photography, human labour and Covid-19’, Spanish photography magazine LUR, 28 October, in English and Spanish
(2017) ‘Encountering the Anthropocene: Geology, Culture, Ethics’. Westminster Papers in Communication and Culture, 12(1), pp.35–37. DOI: http://doi.org/10.16997/wpcc.252. [podcast article]
(2016) ‘Photography After the Human’, Photographies, 9:2, 167-186, DOI: 10.1080/17540763.2016.1182062. A Polish translation of this article was published in Teksty Drugie, a top-ranked Polish journal of literary and cultural theory published by the Polish Academy of Sciences, in vol. 1/2017.
(2015) ‘The Vanishing Object of Technology’, Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, Technoscience, Vol. 1, No. 1, May, non-pag. ISSN 2380-3312 [theory-practice piece]
(2015) ‘On Life, Movement and Stoppage: Agency and Ethics in the Anthropocene’, Leonardo: Journal of the International Society for the Arts, Sciences, and Technology (MIT Press).
(2014) ‘iEarth’. Ada: A Journal of Gender, New Media, and Technology, No.5. doi:10.7264/N36W98CF
(2012) 'Visuell kultur og Det etiske imperativ' (Visual culture and the ethical imperative), Ekfrase: Nordic Journal of Visual Culture, Vol. 3, 2. (short piece)
(2010) ‘On Bad Archives, Unruly Snappers and Liquid Photographs’, Photographies, vol. 3, issue 2, August, pp. 139-153.
(2010) ‘Playing God, Playing Adam: The Politics and Ethics of Enhancement’, Journal of Bioethical Inquiry, Vol. 7, No 2, pp. 149-161.
(2010) ‘I Don’t Go to the Movies’, Culture Machine, Vol. 11, non-pag.
(2010) ‘Creative Media between Invention and Critique, or What’s Still at Stake in Performativity’ (with Sarah Kember), Culture Machine, Vol. 11, non-pag.
(2009) ‘You Killed Barack Obama, 2008’, Journal of Visual Culture, vol. 8 no 2, p. 190 [image and text].
(2007) 'Of Swans and Ugly Ducklings: Bioethics between Humans, Animals and Machines', Reality Made Over, part II, special issue of the journal Configurations edited by Bernadette Wegenstein, Vol. 14 No 2 (Spring), pp. 125-150.
(2007) ‘The Secret of Life: Bioethics between Corporeal and Corporate Obligations’, Cultural Studies, Vol. 21, No 1, pp. 95-117. A German translation of this article was published in the special issue of the journal Paragrana: Internationale Zeitschrift für Historische Anthropologie, Medien – Kőrper – Imagination, eds Mark Poster and Christoph Wulf, 17.1 (2008).
(2004) ‘Mediating Murder: Ethics, Trauma and the Price of Death’, Journal for Cultural Research, 8:3 (July), pp. 227-246.
(2004) 'The Universal Acts: Judith Butler and the Biopolitics of Immigration', Cultural Studies, 18.4 (July), pp. 524-539. A shorter version of this article has been published on The Signs of the Times website on 12.04.2005, under the title 'The Bio-politics of Immigration'.
(2004) 'Guns N'Rappers: "Moral Panics" and the Ethics of Cultural Studies', Culture Machine vol. 6, non-pag.
(2002) ‘”They Are All Anti-Semitic There”: Aporias of Responsibility and Forgiveness’, Culture Machine, vol. 4, non-pag.
(2001) ‘An Ethical Manifesto for Cultural Studies… Perhaps’, Strategies: Journal of Theory, Culture and Politics, Vol. 14, No 2 (November), pp. 175-188.
(2001) ‘Sublime Speculations: the Economy of the Gift in Feminist Ethics’, j_spot: Journal of Social and Political Thought, Vol. 1. No 3 (June), non-pag.
(1998) ‘Between Aesthetics and Ethics: the Feminine Sublime’, Women: a Cultural Review, Vol. 9 No. 1 (Spring), pp. 97-105.
(1998) ‘Signs of Aphrodite: Hester Prynne Rediscovered’, Anglica Wratislaviensia, No. XXXIII, pp. 47-57.
(1998) (with Dorota Kolodziejczyk) ‘Of Subjectology: Comparative Cultural Studies’, Anglica Wratislaviensia, No. XXXIII, pp. 95-111.
(1997) ‘Zycio-dajne pisanie: cialo kobieta jezyk’ (‘Life-giving Writing: Body Woman Language’), FA-art, Vol. 1, No 27, pp. 26-30.
Interviews with Joanna Zylinska
Benek Cincik and Tiago Torres-Campos (2020) ‘A Local Museum of the Anthropocene: A Conversation with Joanna Zylinska about minimal ethics, non-human photography, and the “‘end of man”’ as a feminist counter-narrative’, in Benek Cincik and Tiago Torres-Campos (eds), Postcards from the Anthropocene. Barcelona: DPI. [forthcoming]
Zlatko Bukač (2020) Interview, in English and Croatian, with Joanna Zylinska about her book Perception at the End of the World (or How Not to Play Video Games), GoodGame.HR website
Josephine Lovejoy and Kirk Patrick Testa (2019), ‘Beyond the Humanist Eye: In Conversation with Joanna Zylinska’, Vassar College Journal of Philosophy, Vol. 6, Spring.
Leslie Carol Roberts (2019) ‘Eco-Thoughts: An Interview with Joanna Zylinska’, Believer: a US literary magazine
Cultures of Energy podcast (2019) Center for Energy and Environmental Research in the Human Sciences, Rice University, US, July 18.
Alexandra Eul (2019) interview-article for EMMA: top German feminist magazine, ‘re:publica - alte und neue Muster’, 8 May
Andrew Dewdney (2019) Interview about Nonhuman Photography for The Photographers’ Gallery website, Unthinking Photography
Laura Benítez Valero (2018) ‘We need a new way of seeing the Anthropocene’, LAB magazine of CCCB (Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona), interview published in English, Spanish and Catalan
Denis Stolyarov (2018) «Антропоцен предоставил нам прекрасный апокалиптический сюжет» (in Russian: an interview about art and the Anthropocene), АРТГИД / ARTGUIDE
Michael Wurmitzer (2107) ‘Wissen bedeutet misstrauisch sein zu können’; 1 September, Der Standard (interview with Joanna Zylinska in Austrian national daily broadsheet newspaper)
ZUM: revista de fotografía (2017) An interview with Joanna Zylinska about nonhuman photography by major Brazilian photography magazine (in Brazilian Portuguese)
CLOT (2016) An interview with Joanna Zylinska by CLOT: a curatorial magazine dedicated to art and science explorations
Sergei Babkin (2015) ‘How to Act in the Time of an Ecological Catastrophe’ – an interview in the independent online journal of culture and technology, Look at Me (in Russian)
Natalia Kudryavtseva (2015) ‘Technology makes us re-learn who we are’: Joanna Zylinska on bioethics in the age of new media – an interview in the online journal Theory and Practice (in Russian)
Anna-Sophie Springer and Etienne Turpin, in conversation with Joanna Zylinska (2015) ‘The Ethics of the Book ‘Beyond Species Nostalgia’, in Anna-Sophie Springer and Etienne Turpin (eds) Fantasies of the Library, Intercalations: paginated exhibition series. Berlin: K Verlag & Haus der Kulturen der Welt.
Wendy Pringle (2014) ‘Dialogue with Joanna Zylinska’, in Communications + 1: Dialogues [online journal]
Artis Svece (2014) ‘Ētikas ietvari un vardarbība’, Estētikas burtnīcas nr 4 (Writings of the Latvian Association of Aesthetics, in Latvian)
Jurij Smrke (2014) ‘Že pračlovek počlovek. Volk?’, Tribuna (Slovenia, in Slovenian)
Pedro Hernández (2013) 'Vida mediada, arte y ética', Arquine (Mexico, in Spanish)
(2013) Transitio_MX 05 Biomediaciones: Entrevista con Joanna Zylinska, Codigo (Mexico, in Spanish)
Andrew Illiadis (2013) An interview with Joanna Zylinska in the Canadian journal Figure/Ground Communication
Caroline Bem and Rafico Ruiz (2011) ‘Universities, Futures: A Roundtable with Darin Barney, Andrew Piper, and Joanna Zylinska’, Seachange (international journal based at McGill University), special issue Choice.
Chris Bateman (2009) ‘Joanna Zylinska on Bioethics’, interview following the publication of my book, Bioethics in the Age of New Media. A Polish translation of this interview came out in Piotr Zawojski (ed.) Bio-techno-logiczny świat. Bio art oraz sztuka technonaukowa w czasach posthumanizmu i transhumanizmu (Szczecin: 13muz, 2015)
Interviews by Joanna Zylinska
(2013) ‘Becoming an Image’, an interview with performance artist-photographer Manuel Vason, Photomediations Machine, December. A Portuguese translation appeared in the e-journal Performatus in July 2014, ISSN 2316-8102.
(2003) ‘Talking Heads: an Interview with Stelarc’ (with G. Hall), specially commissioned by the Live Art Letters to coincide with Stelarc’s robotic performance, Anatomical Exoskeleton, June.
(2002) ‘Probings: an Interview with Stelarc’ (with G. Hall), in The Cyborg Experiments: the Extensions of the Body in the Media Age, ed. Joanna Zylinska (London and New York: Continuum), pp. 114-130. A Polish translation of this interview appeared in Autoportret no 3[38]/2012 in a special issue on the idea of the post-body.
(2000) ‘Nature, Science and Witchcraft: An Interview with Fay Weldon’; Critical Survey, Vol. 12, No 3, pp. 108-122.
(1999) ‘There Is Always One More Technology of Otherness: An Interview with Sue Golding’, with an introduction by Joanna Zylinska, Culture Machine , Vol. 1, non-pag. Republished as ‘A Bit(e) of the Other: An Interview with Sue Golding’, parallax, 13, 2000.
Other publications
(2014) ‘The life-making power of photography’, essay in the art monograph by artist Manuel Vason, Double Exposures: Performance as Photography, Photography as Performance, Live Art Development Agency and Intellect Books.
(2014) ‘Are We Responsible For the End of the World?’, catalogue essay for the exhibition ‘Lost in Fathoms’ by Anaïs Tondeur in collaboration with Prof. Jean-Marc Chomaz, GV Art, London.
(2013) ‘All the World’s a Camera: Notes on Non-human Photography’, catalogue essay (published in English and French) for the phographic biennale Le Mois de la Photo à Montréal, Drone: The Automated Image.
(2012) ‘In the Ethics Lab: Taking Responsibility for Life’, catalogue essay for the exhibition of Oron Catts and Ionat Zurr’s work at the Centre for Contemporary Art (CSW Łaźnia) in Gdańsk, Poland.
(2011) ‘ Language Games’, catalogue essay (published in English and Mandarin) for the solo show of Ting Ting Cheng, ‘Object Fantasy’, at Taipei Fine Art Museum, Taipei
(2011) ‘The Gift of Death, the Gift of Life’, catalogue essay for the exhibition of Alicja Dobrucka’s photographs, Dystans (19 March-23 April), The Agency Gallery, London
(2009) ‘Experiments of the Stelarc Machine’ (with Gary Hall), essay and interview in the catalogue accompanying the exhibition, The Obsolete Body (April), Centre des Arts, Enghien-les-Bains, France.
(2009) 'We are cyborgs', feature for This Is the Order magazine, issue 2. Online version is available here.
(2008) ‘The Cut of the Artist: Sellars’ Anatomy Lesson’, essay in the catalogue accompanying the exhibition of Nina Sellars’ photographs, Oblique (31 July-28 September), Guildford Lane Gallery, Melbourne.
(2007) ‘The Extra Ear of the Other: On Being-in-Difference’, essay in the catalogue accompanying the exhibition of Stelarc’s work (1-30 June), Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide.
(2006) ‘Dogs R Us?’, review of D. Haraway, The Companion Species Manifesto: Dogs, People, and Significant Otherness (Chicago: Prickly Paradigm Press, 2003), parallax, vol. 12 no 1.
(2001) ‘On the Impossibility of Finding One’s Way to Ethics’, review of M. Garber, B. Hanssen, R. L. Walkowitz (eds) The Turn to Ethics (New York and London: Routledge, 2000), Culture Machine, June 2001, non-pag.
(1999) Contributor to The Cambridge Guide to Women’s Writing in English (entries on H. Cixous, A. Bradstreet, T. Morrison, C. Ozick, E. Hoffman, M. Hong Kingston), ed. Lorna Sage (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press)
(1997) ‘The Sources of Freedom: Wroclaw - Berlin - Lvov’, May (translation from Polish to English of the catalogue for the major international exhibition of contemporary art, featuring artists from Germany, Poland and Ukraine, and held in Wroclaw, Poland in May-June 1997).
Peer-reviewing and editorial work
Member of the International Advisory Board of Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, and Technoscience
Member of the Advisory Board of the open access journal Media Theory
Member of the International Advisory Board of Zoophilologica: Polish Journal of Animal Studies
Member of the Editorial Board of Media Philosophy, a book series edited by Eleni Ikoniadou and Scott Wilson for Rowman and Littlefield International
Member of the International Advisory Board of Critical Perspectives on Theory, Culture and Politics: an interdisciplinary series developed in partnership with Rowman and Littlefield International and based in the Centre for Critical and Cultural Theory at Cardiff University
Member of the Editorial Board of Política común: a bilingual English-Spanish open access journal accepting submissions engaged in the task of rethinking the projection of Hispanic Studies in the current global academic field.
Member of the Editorial Board for the journal Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, published by the National Communication Association and Routledge/Taylor & Francis
Member of the International Editorial Advisory Board for the journal Policy Studies in Ethics, Law and Technology published by the Berkeley Electronic Press
Member of the Editorial Board for the Critical Posthumanisms book series published by Rodopi and edited by Ivan Callus and Stefan Herbrechter
Commissioning Editor for the Culture Machine book series published by Berg (2000-2004)
Co-editor and, from 2001 to 2009 Reviews Editor, for Culture Machine, an international open-access peer-reviewed journal of cultural studies and media theory
Member of the Editorial Board of Mediactive (a journal of contemporary culture and politics published by Lawrence & Wishart)
Member of the Editorial Board of the journal European Studies: History, Society, Culture / Études européennes: histoire, société, culture published by the Dalhousie Centre for European Studies in Canada
Member of the Editorial Board of InterAlia: a bilingual English-Polish open access scholarly journal of queer studies
Member of the Editorial Board of Przegląd Kulturoznawczy (Cultural Review; published by the Cultural Section of the Polish Academy of Sciences)
Reviewer for a number of academic journals, including Body and Society, Cultural Studies, European Journal of Cultural Studies, Signs, Subjectivity, Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, parallax, Journal of Bioethical Inquiry, j_spot: Journal of Social and Political Thought, Contemporary Women’s Writing and Culture Machine
Reviewer of book proposals and manuscripts in the area of media & cultural studies and philosophy for Routledge, the MIT Press, Continuum, Berg, Edinburgh University Press, Rodopi and Manchester University Press
Reviewer for the Philosophy of Communication section of the International Communication Association
Referee for Council for the Humanities of the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO, the Dutch research council)
Referee for the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada
Referee of tenure applications and external member at appointment panels at US and UK universities
Fellowships
Beaverbrook Visiting Scholar, Media Department, McGill University, Canada (spring 2011)
Fellow of the London Graduate School (a cross-London international graduate programme and research centre in critical theory run from Kingston University), from 2010 - permanent
Membership of professional bodies
Member of the advisory board of METABODY, a European project that questions the homogenisation of expressions induced by current information and control technologies, and proposes to reinvent them highlighting the role and diversity of embodied expression
Member of the international advisory board for the international research network Besides the Screen run by the Federal University of Espirito Santo, Vitória, Brazil, and King’s College London
Member of the advisory board/ a UEL affiliate of the University of East London Centre for Cultural Studies Research
Founding member (via Culture Machine) of NEIJ: Network for Editors of Interdisciplinary Journals
Member of the advisory board for the research project on the Russian Internet, Russian-cyberspace.org, based at Cambridge University
Member of ACS (Association for Cultural Studies), MeCCSA (Media, Communications & Cultural Studies Association) and IAPL (International Association for Philosophy and Literature)
Member of the Somatechnics Research Centre at Macquarie University, Australia
Other activities
Organiser and chair of the Tissue Cultures stream for the conference TEXTURES: the 6th European Meeting of the Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts in Riga, Latvia, 15-20.06.2010.
Consultancy work for Flamingo International on future technological trends, October 2009.
Founder Member of the Network for Editors of Interdisciplinary Journals (NEIJ) and co-organiser of the symposium, ‘Interdisciplinarity in the Arts and Humanities: Research, Policy, Publishing’, London, 20.03.2009, hosted by the Network.
Co-organiser (as part of Goldsmiths’ Creative Media Forum) of a symposium on photographic theory and practice, ‘Photographic Mediations’, at Coventry School of Art and Design, Coventry University, 6.11.2008.
Feature writer for ‘This is the Order’, an arts and culture supplement to the Huck magazine (article ‘We Are Cyborgs’, Sept. 2008)
Participant in a documentary ‘My Manifesto’ (originally made for Polish TV, then released as a DVD by an independent international art label) about the work of the contemporary Polish sculptor, Bronislaw Krzysztof
Co-organiser of the international interdisciplinary conference: ‘Cultural Studies: Between Politics and Ethics’, Bath Spa University College, 6-8.07.2001. (Reviewed in Scope: an Online Journal of Film Studies.)
· (forthcoming 2013) 'Will You Ever Go Back?', in Marta Rabikowska (ed.) The Everyday of Memory: Transition and Culture in Post-Communist Societies (New York: Peter Lang) [photography project accompanied by a short text]