Cynthia Rose - Resumé, Curriculum Vitae

Basics BA, Newnham College, Cambridge UK. Member: National Union of Journalists and Reporters sans frontières, Paris. After college, staff writer for five years at New Musical Express, London. Then Deputy Editor, Wire magazine, London, and Editor, City Limits weekly, London. Can work between London and Paris. General writing samples under journalism; some archived UK music writing online at www.rocksbackpages.com.
1995 - present

Independent producer of arts coverage via online, radio, print and film. Broadcasting, journalism, arts criticism (sample catalogue essay), and consultancies, especially regarding online communications.

Residencies Digital Artist in Residence, (Andy Warhol Foundation/NEA) for completion of The Typing Explosion, presented during the 50th Venice Biennale
Books TRADE SECRETS: Young British Talents Talk Business, Thames & Hudson (2000); DESIGN AFTER DARK: The Story of Dancefloor Style (Thames & Hudson, 1994); LIVING IN AMERICA: The Soul Saga of James Brown (Serpent's Tail, UK & US, 1992); Contributor to "SNEAKERS: Size Isn't Everything" (Booth-Clibborn Editions); "COOL CATS: 25 Years of Rock & Roll Style" (Eel Pie/St Martin's); "Anatomy of the Movies" (Macmillan); "TIME OUT GUIDE to the Cinema" (yearly since 1989)
TV production, presenting, reporting
MTV Europe (producer of weekly magazine Weekend Edition; writer/producer, Features; writer, Daily News); presenter & features producer for BBC-TV arts programs "The Late Show" & "Late Show Live", assistant presenter for BBC Radio 4's live "Start The Week". Consistent work for BBC World; Kaleidoscope (BBC); Omnibus (BBC-TV); Illuminations Productions (BBC and Channel Four); "The Radio Program" (BBC). Also Radio 5; Jazz-FM; Greater London Radio and Kiss-FM Radio
Selected consultancies Alliance Française; British Film Institute, UK (site development); UK digital relaunch of "The Battle of Algiers"; Artspace Projects, Inc., (US); British National Jazz Awards; Microsoft; Institute of Contemporary Art; Arts Council of Great Britain; South Bank Arts complex; Gallery Holly Snapp (Venice, Italy).
Print & online journalism US & UK (selected) The Guardian, Elle, Elle Décor, International Herald Tribune, Crafts UK, US magazine, Entertainment Weekly, The Observer, British Vogue, Rolling Stone, The London Times, Arena magazine, City Limits, The Face, Time Out, Independent on Sunday, New Statesman & Society, The Sunday Times, Vogue, the Seattle Times, Seattle Weekly, Sight & Sound, Dazed & Confused, American Way magazine, Eye, Art News, www.girlsguidetoparis.com

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