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Read More: All in an LA DayFirst stop: Occupy LA. Joined marching Cal State Teacher’s Union members who emerged magically before me as I was watching a town meeting on the steps (but not: we’re all…
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Read More: HIV/AIDS ConcordiaI’m in Montreal, getting ready to give a talk “Remembering AIDS Online: Networking, Viruses, Virality, and Arteries” as part of Concordia University’s eighteen year old, multi-disciplinary, year-long undergraduate course and…
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Read More: Radical LinksHere are some links to radical media actions: feminist academic blogging: “The Three Things I Learned at the Purdue Conference for Pre-Tenure Women,” by Kate Clancy dispatches from Occupy Wall…
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Read More: Feminist Norms Online
My recent work has been about trying to name and also model experiences online (like this one) that seem more aligned with the feminist, and otherwise progressive lived experiences and…
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Read More: Pacific Standard Time BeginsI’ve been lucky enough to attend three PST events thus far, and look forward to many more: the opening of Doin’ It in Public: Feminism and Art and the Woman’s…
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Read More: NYU Culture and Media @ 20I made a quick trip to NY to attend the celebration for NYU’s Culture and Media Program which I participated in somewhat unofficially in its earliest years by taking the…
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Read More: Documentary and Space
According to Ryan Bowles and Rahul Mukherjee, in their introduction to “Documentary and Space,” Media Fields Journal, Issue 3: “New forms, modes, and genres of documentary have sparked their own…
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Read More: Aca-Fandom: Who Me?Although not an aca-fan (or ACA fan dancer) myself, I engaged in a fun and serious conversation with Derek Kompare and Jay Bushman as part of Henry Jenkins’ summer-long conversation,…
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Read More: Life in a Clock on a ScreenWho knew? The YouTube indie-movie Life in a Day is the freaky feel-good twin of the art-world movie The Clock: they construct dogmatically linear narratives with staccato marches forward to…
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Read More: Animating the Inanimate: The Future
I was hesitant to see Miranda July’s new film, The Future, because while I’m a fan of her earlier avant-garde art practice (and even a supporter and friend during this…