Building & Linking Principled Sites in Collaboration
I’m curious about architectural and community structures, as well as norms of behavior, and how they might produce the possibility for feminist interactions online. I’ve been working on this with my students at USC (Spring 2011) and Pitzer (Fall 2011), and I blog about that here and elsewhere.
I continue the opening for my talk for the Re:Humanities, an undergraduate conference on Digital Humanities run by students at Swarthmore, Bryn Mawr and Haverford, with these observations about how …
Old School Values for the Digital Humanities Read More
I was driving home from the opening of Natalie Bookchin‘s amazing multi channel video installation, Now he’s out in public and everyone can see with fellow “video artists” Rachel Mayeri …
Out in Public Read More
Yes, this video serves my purposes well: Sam, an audience participant from Yale, engages critically, forcefully, and even aggressively with me, my ideas, and my materials by making a video, …
Losing Sam/Making Community Read More
Yesterday afternoon, I had the decided pleasure of partaking in a conversation with Natalie Bookchin, the amazing new media artist who is my friend and even sometimes collaborator. We spoke …
Structure is Visibility Read More
One of the students from Online Feminist Spaces made this video about our field trip to Occupy LA: “The Occupy Experience” contributed by Astrout
“The Occupy Experience” Read More