Animation and Visualisation Research Group (AVRG) Members

Dr Marian Quigley

AVRG researcher, Dr Marian Quigley

Dr Marian Quigley is an Adjunct Research Fellow in the Berwick School of Information Technology, Monash University; a curator for australianscreen and a member of the advisory board for The Story of the Moving Image Exhibition, Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Melbourne. Marian was co-convenor of the Animated Dialogues Conference at the Berwick campus in 2007 and the Animation Symposium in 2005 at which her book Women Do Animate: Interviews with 10 Australian Animators (Insight Publications, Mentone 2005) was launched. She is a contributing author in the anthology, Furniss, M. Animation: Art and Industry (John Libby, USA 2009) and a regular contributor to Screen Education and Metro (Australian Teachers of Media).

Publications

Quigley, M. Women Do Animate: Interviews with 10 Australian Women Animators, Insight Publications, Mentone, 2005.

Quigley, M. 'Glocalisation vs Globalisation: the work of Nick Park and Peter Lord' (republished) in Furniss, M. (ed.) Animation: Art and Industry, John Libbey, USA (in press).

Quigley, M. 'Australian Women Animators' in Floquet, Pierre (ed.) CinemAnimations (French trans.), Cinemaction, France, 2007.

Quigley, M. 'Drawing on Experience: Animation as History in Persepolis', Screen Education, Australian Teachers of Media, St. Kilda, no. 51, 2008.

Quigley, M. 'Poultry in Stop Motion: The Challenge of Technology in Chicken Run', Screen Education, Australian Teachers of Media, St. Kilda, no. 48, 2007.

Quigley, M. 'Glocalisation vs Globalisation: the work of Nick Park and Peter Lord', Animation Journal, AJ Press, Savannah, USA, 2002.

Quigley, M. 'Small Treasures: Producing Independent Animation in Australia. An Interview with Sara Watt', Metro, Australian Teachers of Media, St Kilda, no. 133, 2002.

Quigley, M. 'The Politics of Animation: South Park', Metro, Australian Teachers of Media, St Kilda, no. 124/125, 2000.

Quigley, M. 'Qing Huang', Strange Attractors: an Animation Showcase', http://www.abc.net.au/arts/strange, Australian Broadcasting Commission New Media/Film Victoria, 2003.

Quigley, M. 'A Quiet Renaissance: Australian Women Animators', Society for Animation Studies Conference, San Antonio, Texas, July, 2006.

Quigley, M. 'Delineated, Digitised, Down-Under: Australian Women Animators', Society for Animation Studies Conference, Glendale, California, September, 2002.

Quigley, M. 'Politics of Animation: South Park', American Culture Association/Popular Culture Association 30th Annual Conference, New Orleans Marriott Hotel, New Orleans, USA, April 19-22, 2000.