“Michele Barker works in the field of new media arts, exhibiting nationally and internationally. Her work addresses issues of perception, subjectivity, genetics and neuroscience. Works include the CD-ROM, Præternatural, selected for exhibition in 'Vidarte', the Mexican Biennale of Electronic Art, 2002 and 'Contact Zones' a touring exhibition of CD-ROM art in 2001. The work is now in held in the Rose Goldsen Archive of New Media Art, Cornell University. Barker’s research involves multiple points of view for user-interaction using multi- channel projections and immersive environments. In 2004, she held an Artist-in Residency at Eyebeam New York. She developed a multi-channel work, Struck, which was awarded the acquisitive 'Harries’ Digital Art Award in 2006. The work has been exhibited in Australia, the US and China. Barker’s research has been presented at major international conferences including 'Future Bodies’, Cologne, 'Vidarte’ Mexico and 'New Constellations: Art and Science’. Barker is a lecturer at University of New South Wales, Australia.” [dArt Media Arts]
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