Paula ROUSH Paula Roush, artist and lecturer in new media art practices at the London South Bank University and the University of Westminster. Published books include Daniel Rubinstein: Aiming With Your Ear and Re-Programme:Time, Space and (Low) Technology /

Ruth ROSENGARTEN Art historian and artist. Born in Israel, she lived and studied first in Johannesburg, South Africa, and then in London, where she got her Ph.D. from the Courtauld Institute of Art. For twenty years, she lived and worked in Lisbon (where she still teach postgraduate students), and she currently live in the East Midlands, in England. Her research interests have been varied and include subjectivity and gender; psychoanalytic theory; feminism; matters post-colonial; and personal and collective memory and its representations /

Delfim SARDO Art critic and teacher in the Facultade de Belas Artes of Lisboa and the Universidade Lusófona. He was director of the Centro de Exposi�›es do Cultural de Belém, Lisboa, and the Pangloss review. He has been consultor of the Fine Arts Service in the Funda�ção Calouste Gulbenkian, Lisboa. He was curator of the Portuguese Pavillion in the 48 Biennale of Venice and published the book about the work of Jorge Molder Luxury Bound /

Daniel SENISE Professor of the Escola de Artes Visuais of the Lage Park (1986-1991). He was coordinator of the galleries of the Centro Cultural Light, Rio de Janeiro, in 1997. He took part in several editions of the Bienal Internacional de São Paulo; in the exhibition Como Vai Você�, Gera�ão 80?, in Rio de Janeiro, in 1984; in the Bienal de La Habana, in 1986; in the Biennale di Venezia, in 1990; and in the Brasil + 500 Mostra do Redescobrimento /

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