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Temp.Files in Screenslate and Creatrix

Temp.Files in Screenslate and Creatrix

In March Screenslate published An Interview with Temp. Files by Shelby Shaw on its sexy, newly redesigned site. Thanks Shelby for your thoughtful interview! This month, Creatrix published a profile on us: TEMP. FILES ON RESIDING IN THE DIGITAL SPACE. So great to have our new experimental video coop out there in the world (in […]

Temp. Files video cooperative

Temp. Files video cooperative

So pleased to participate in the inaugural group of Temporary Files! We just launched Kara Hearn’s fantastic new video, “Self modulation for a new age.” My new video (*cough*) will be live in April. Initiated by new media /performance artist Tusia Dabrowska and interdisciplinary artist/curator Michelle Levy, Temp. Files is a video publishing cooperative, online […]

World Records Vol. 4 – Our Violent Commons \ The Territory of Listening

World Records Vol. 4 – Our Violent Commons \ The Territory of Listening

I am so pleased to have contributed a short piece to this issue of WORLD RECORDS Vol. 4: “IN THE PRESENCE OF OTHERS,” edited by Nicholas Gamso and Jason Fox, published by Union Docs. My essay Our Violent Commons \ The Territory of Listening is one of the responses to a chapter from Ariella Aïsha […]

The Hoosac Institute Journal #5

The Hoosac Institute Journal #5

If you haven’t encountered The Hoosac Institute, you are in for a treat. I am delighted to be included in Journal 5. “The Hoosac Institute is a curated platform for text and image focusing on pieces that don’t fit conventional disciplinary narratives.” Girl, do I feel at home in that genre category. So many in-between […]

Body Memory at Union Docs

Body Memory at Union Docs

So fun to introduce and facilitate this discussion with Faith Holland and Seth Barry Watter of their essay on work by Shana Moulton paired with Jennifer Reeder’s terrific film A Million Miles Away on the occasion of the launch of Millennium Film Journal #70, Body Memory. So many thanks to Union Docs in Brooklyn, one of […]

Environmental Storytelling and VR Symposium at Penn

Environmental Storytelling and VR Symposium at Penn

I’m delighted to be speaking at the upcoming Environmental Storytelling and Virtual Reality tw0-day symposium in the Penn Program in Environmental Humanities on November 22nd. There should be some great conversations and I’m looking forward to learning more about what goes on in Environmental Humanities at Penn in general. I”ll be talking about Oyster City, the […]