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<!-- IMPORTANT MESSAGE: This page does not exist but an earlier version, shown below, has been restored from the backups. Please confirm this is an up to date version, delete this message and then press Save to restore the page to your wiki. Timestamp and ID of backup: Sarah Cook.20060925222758 --> <div id="section05"> = Sarah Cook = Sarah Cook is a Ph.D. research student in New Media Curating at the University of Sunderland, England. She is an independent curator and critic and the co-editor of the Curatorial Resource for Upstart Media Bliss. She has managed new media projects for Locus+, the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art and the Walker Art Center (Minneapolis) and curated and co-curated exhibitions at the Waygood Gallery (Newcastle), the Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art (Sunderland) and the Walter Phillips Gallery (Banff). She was recently a National Gallery of Canada Research Fellow in post-1970 contemporary art and thanks them for their support of her work. [[http://www.newmedia.sunderland.ac.uk/crumb:CRUMB]] **Abstract** How is new media art challenging art museums? Do the particular conditions of new media art demand a rethink of the traditional role of a curator? My research, which draws upon film theory and ethics, focuses on the potential for a ‘third space’ of curatorial practice between the existing models of the biographical and the formalist. A space that recognises new media art as engaged, iterative, contextual, interlinked, time-based, simultaneous rather than sequential, and both discursive and figurative. </div>