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About Matthew Tiessen
Matthew Tiessen is an Associate Professor in the School of Professional Communication (ProCom) in the Faculty of Communication and Design (FCAD) at Ryerson University (Toronto). He is also a Research Associate at Ryerson's Infoscape Research Lab: Centre for the Study of Social Media (founded and directed by Dr. Greg Elmer) and a Faculty Associate with Ryerson and York University's Graduate Program in Communication and Culture. Matthew is currently the Graduate Program Director of the Masters of Professional Communication Program (MPC) in the ProCom.
Matthew received a SSHRC Insight Grant (2017-present) and a SSHRC Insight Development Grant (2013-16) in the area of "Digital Economy" in support of his research and publishing in the area of visual communication and digital culture. His SSHRC-funded research focuses on the ways mobile screen-based technologies are increasingly being used by governments, corporations, and professional organizations to develop algorithmically driven logics and platforms to govern and enhance everyday activities. Matthew's interdisciplinary research and publishing also focuses on visual communication and design, affect and aesthetic theory, finance and power, and critical information studies.
As a visual artist and designer with an Honours BFA in Fine Arts (studio) Matthew has created oil paintings, illustrations, caricatures, logo designs, and websites for clients, private collections, and a range of community and scholarly initiatives. His artwork has been featured in group exhibitions, most notably at the University of Waterloo Art Gallery and the Art Gallery of Alberta.
In 2013, Matthew completed a SSHRC Postdoctoral Research Fellowship at Ryerson's Infoscape Research Lab: Centre for the Study of Social Media. Prior to his SSHRC postdoc Matthew's doctoral research on art, affect, ethics, and creativity was funded by a Killam Memorial Scholarship and a SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship.
Matthew's scholarly research is featured in a range of interdisciplinary books and journals including:
Matthew Tiessen is an Associate Professor in the School of Professional Communication (ProCom) in the Faculty of Communication and Design (FCAD) at Ryerson University (Toronto). He is also a Research Associate at Ryerson's Infoscape Research Lab: Centre for the Study of Social Media (founded and directed by Dr. Greg Elmer) and a Faculty Associate with Ryerson and York University's Graduate Program in Communication and Culture. Matthew is currently the Graduate Program Director of the Masters of Professional Communication Program (MPC) in the ProCom.
Matthew received a SSHRC Insight Grant (2017-present) and a SSHRC Insight Development Grant (2013-16) in the area of "Digital Economy" in support of his research and publishing in the area of visual communication and digital culture. His SSHRC-funded research focuses on the ways mobile screen-based technologies are increasingly being used by governments, corporations, and professional organizations to develop algorithmically driven logics and platforms to govern and enhance everyday activities. Matthew's interdisciplinary research and publishing also focuses on visual communication and design, affect and aesthetic theory, finance and power, and critical information studies.
As a visual artist and designer with an Honours BFA in Fine Arts (studio) Matthew has created oil paintings, illustrations, caricatures, logo designs, and websites for clients, private collections, and a range of community and scholarly initiatives. His artwork has been featured in group exhibitions, most notably at the University of Waterloo Art Gallery and the Art Gallery of Alberta.
In 2013, Matthew completed a SSHRC Postdoctoral Research Fellowship at Ryerson's Infoscape Research Lab: Centre for the Study of Social Media. Prior to his SSHRC postdoc Matthew's doctoral research on art, affect, ethics, and creativity was funded by a Killam Memorial Scholarship and a SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship.
Matthew's scholarly research is featured in a range of interdisciplinary books and journals including:
- Cultural Studies
- Theory, Culture & Society
- Cultural Studies<=>Critical Methodologies
- European Journal of Cultural Studies
- Volume
- CTheory
- Rhizomes: Cultural Studies in Emerging Knowledge
- TOPIA: Canadian Journal of Cultural Studies
- Surveillance & Society
- Space and Culture
- Pli: The Warwick Journal of Philosophy
- Revisiting Normativity with Deleuze (2012, Bloomsbury)
- Ecologies of Affect: Placing Nostalgia, Desire, and Hope (2010, Wilfrid Laurier University Press)
- What Is a City? Rethinking the Urban after Hurricane Katrina (2008, University of Georgia Press).
