Catherine Weir

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Writing Images as Programs: Coding as a challenge to the program of the camera apparatus

Weir, Catherine M. (2019) Writing Images as Programs: Coding as a challenge to the program of the camera apparatus. In: The Post-photographic Apparatus: International Conference, 14 - 15 November 2019, Lucerne University of Applied Arts and Sciences, Switzerland.

The digital index: creating immediacy through the integration of digital photography and captured data

Weir, Catherine M. (2018) The digital index: creating immediacy through the integration of digital photography and captured data. PhD thesis, The Glasgow School of Art.

Programming Light: The Processing and performance of digital photographs

Weir, Catherine M. (2018) Programming Light: The Processing and performance of digital photographs. In: PaintingDigitalPhotography: Synthesis and Difference in the Age of Media Equivalence. Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, pp. 42-63. ISBN 978-1-5275-1110-1

Custom Software (302 Lines of Code)

Weir, Catherine M. (2017) Custom Software (302 Lines of Code). In: The Stuff of Research Postgraduate Research Symposium, 12 June 2017, Kelvinhall, Glasgow, UK.

Whereabouts you are

Biró, Eszter, Butler, Jacqueline, Calvo, Mirian, Bento Coelho, Inês, Keehan, Allyson, MacLellan, Fiona Jane, Weir, Catherine M., Worsley, Dawn, Makki Zakari, Hanan, Zioga, Polina and Checchia, Viviana (2016) Whereabouts you are. Reid Gallery, Glasgow School of Art, UK, 15 Oct – 10 Nov 2016 [Show/Exhibition]

A Photograph Blowing in the Data Winds

Weir, Catherine M. (2016) A Photograph Blowing in the Data Winds. In: Everywhere and Nowhere: An Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Symposium on Imagined Spaces, 20 June 2016, University of Nottingham, UK.

The Ghosts of Google Street View: Revealing the fractured temporality of the image

Weir, Catherine M. (2015) The Ghosts of Google Street View: Revealing the fractured temporality of the image. In: Material Culture in Action: Practices of Making, Collecting and Re-enacting Art and Design, 7-8 Sep 2015, The Glasgow School of Art, UK.