published works
Pfefferkorn, J. (2024). ‘Montage, Memories, Machine: Seeing Photographically in Motion’. In Media Theory 8(1) pp. 133-158.
(available here)
McQuire, S., J. Pfefferkorn, E. K. Sunde, C. Lury and D. Palmer. (2024). ‘Introduction: Seeing Photographically’. In Media Theory 8(1) pp. 1-18.
(available here)
Pfefferkorn, J. (2023). Museums as Assemblage Oxon/ New York: Routledge (available here)
Museums as Assemblage offers a new way of thinking about the dynamism of art museums. Using the theoretical concept of assemblage, this work unpacks relations between visitors, artists, museum staff, and the museum’s nonhuman components. This provides an analytical framework that celebrates the complexity of museums today. This work takes the Museum of Old and New Art (Mona) in Tasmania as its primary case study. Mona is widely recognised in the museum sector as a success story, and as emblematic of the changes in museums in the 21st century. To situate this case study in global trends, I draw on a range of examples from art museums across Australia, New Zealand, Europe and East Asia.
Wyatt, D. and J. Pfefferkorn. 2023, December. ‘Dramaturgies of Climate Crisis’. In Critical Stages (28). (available here)
Pfefferkorn, J. and E. K. Sunde (2023) ‘Haunted AI’. In xCoAx 2023 Conference Proceedings, Weimar Germany
(available here)
Wyatt, D. and J. Pfefferkorn. (2023). ‘Echoes in Metadata: Scanning the Refuge Archive Across Time, Texts and Space’. In r. Fensham, T. D. Sumner, S. Ravn, A. Barnwell and D. Butt (eds.) Small Data is Beautiful. Melbourne: Grattan Street Press, pp. 261-283.
Pfefferkorn, J. (2021). 'Art Museums and Digital Solidarity,' in Barranha, H. and Henriques, J. S (eds.), Art, Museums and Digital Cultures – Rethinking Change, 1 edn, IHA/NOVA FCSH and maat. pp. 254-264. doi:10.34619/hwfg-s9yy
Pfefferkorn, J. (2021). ‘Conference paper: Public museums and pan-demos’ Communicative Cities Research Network
(available here)
Dwyer, T., A. Kanai, J. Pfefferkorn, J. Fan, A. Lambert (2021)
‘Media Comforts and International Student Mobility: Managing Hopes, Host and Home’
(available here)
McQuire, S., J. Pfefferkorn, E. K. Sunde, C. Lury and D. Palmer. (2024). ‘Introduction: Seeing Photographically’. In Media Theory 8(1) pp. 1-18.
(available here)
Pfefferkorn, J. (2023). Museums as Assemblage Oxon/ New York: Routledge (available here)
Museums as Assemblage offers a new way of thinking about the dynamism of art museums. Using the theoretical concept of assemblage, this work unpacks relations between visitors, artists, museum staff, and the museum’s nonhuman components. This provides an analytical framework that celebrates the complexity of museums today. This work takes the Museum of Old and New Art (Mona) in Tasmania as its primary case study. Mona is widely recognised in the museum sector as a success story, and as emblematic of the changes in museums in the 21st century. To situate this case study in global trends, I draw on a range of examples from art museums across Australia, New Zealand, Europe and East Asia.
Wyatt, D. and J. Pfefferkorn. 2023, December. ‘Dramaturgies of Climate Crisis’. In Critical Stages (28). (available here)
Pfefferkorn, J. and E. K. Sunde (2023) ‘Haunted AI’. In xCoAx 2023 Conference Proceedings, Weimar Germany
(available here)
Wyatt, D. and J. Pfefferkorn. (2023). ‘Echoes in Metadata: Scanning the Refuge Archive Across Time, Texts and Space’. In r. Fensham, T. D. Sumner, S. Ravn, A. Barnwell and D. Butt (eds.) Small Data is Beautiful. Melbourne: Grattan Street Press, pp. 261-283.
Pfefferkorn, J. (2021). 'Art Museums and Digital Solidarity,' in Barranha, H. and Henriques, J. S (eds.), Art, Museums and Digital Cultures – Rethinking Change, 1 edn, IHA/NOVA FCSH and maat. pp. 254-264. doi:10.34619/hwfg-s9yy
Pfefferkorn, J. (2021). ‘Conference paper: Public museums and pan-demos’ Communicative Cities Research Network
(available here)
Dwyer, T., A. Kanai, J. Pfefferkorn, J. Fan, A. Lambert (2021)
‘Media Comforts and International Student Mobility: Managing Hopes, Host and Home’
JOURNAL OF INTERCULTURAL STUDIES
Sean Cubitt, Nikos Papastergiadis, Scott McQuire, Celia Lury, Daniel Palmer, Jasmin Pfefferkorn, Emilie Sunde (2021) Ambient Images’ The Nordic Journal of Aesthetics | The Nordic Society for Aesthetics
Lambert, A. & J. Pfefferkorn (2021) ‘Spectacular Cities and Mobile Subjects’
Scott McQuire & Sun Wei (eds.) Communicative Cities and Urban Space
Routledge