Elizabeth K. Menon is Assistant Professor of
Contemporary Art History at Purdue University. Dr. Menon has published on a variety of subjects concerning nineteenth and twentieth-century graphic arts and popular culture. Her articles have appeared in Gazette des Beaux-Arts, Master Drawings, Nouvelles de L’Estampe and Art Journal. Professor Menon’s current research, titled Cyborg Art History, seeks to integrate new media and technology-driven art into the art history canon. Recent publications pertaining to this project include “Ut Pixel Poesis,” in Turning Trees: Selected Readings of the International Visual Literacy Association edited by Robert Griffin (IVLA, 2003) and “Web Installation Art, Interactivity and ‘User Connectivity’” in Image and Imagery edited by Corrado Federici (Peter Lang, forthcoming, 2004).