Olivia Guntarik

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Olivia Guntarik researches how media shapes our environment, identities and interactions with one another.

This research has appeared in a book on how we use old and new media in protests, primarily focused on the Global South (edited with Vicki Grieves-Williams for Bloomsbury) and a special issue on different styles of writing, storytelling and performance in creative expression (a collaboration with Mick Taussig and Michael Angelo Tata for New Writing, Routledge).

This interest extends into her teaching in popular culture at RMIT University, School of Media and Communication, where she is based.

Labs

Creativity, Learning, Digital Arts, and Design

Creativity, Learning, Digital Arts, and Design positions research participants as ‘creative agents’ and authors of their own experience.

News

DERCCHATS: Making Space for Indigenous Research

November 16, 2021

Join this lively and wide-ranging conversation, from Country to the academy, about what makes 'Indigenous knowledge' and where to next. Event date: Monday 6 December. Seminar from 2pm to 3:30pm,...

Feature Researcher: interview with Olivia Guntarik

April 18, 2019

Olivia Guntarik's research on digital and creative technologies seeks to draw connections between the past and present through the natural, built and cultural heritage.