Jonathan McIntosh is a digital media artist, photographer, and activist living in Brooklyn New York. He has worked on numerous media related social justice projects across the United States.

Jonathan's digital video work focuses primarily on transforming corporate media images by remixing them to tell alternative political and cultural narratives. This Political Remix Video work has appeared in independent film festivals, on community TV programs and at new media conferences. In February 2008, The Institute for Multimedia Literacy invited Jonathan to curate and present a show of political remix video works at the 24/7 DIY Video Summit at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.

Jonathan's documentary photography typically centers on issues of social justice in politics, economics, culture and media. His images have been published globally in both print and online publications including: YES! Magazine, Adbusters, Z Magazine, and Next American City, among others. Through his website, Creative Commons and Wikimedia, his photography has also found its way into the pages of children's textbooks, independent films, dissertations and onto the covers of academic texts. Jonathan is also the winner of the Best People Photograph Award in the 2005 Wikimania Media Competition.

Jonathan currently teaches art and technology courses at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. You can find his political remix videos and photography work on his website www.rebelliouspixels.com


Contact jonathan via this address: jonnymcintosh[at]gmail.com