Archive

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  Life Lived On Screen: Philosophical, Poetic, and Political Observations

  Tobis Rees considers the implications of a life lived on screen

  Tobias ReesAug 2, 2020

• Remote Intervention: A Symposium in Partnership with the Transformations of the Human Program at the Berggruen Institute

  A symposium on posthumanism in the arts

  Aug 2, 2020
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  FOUND SCORE (in and out of place )

  cross the street when / you see people coming / come together and / rise up in the streets

  Gabrielle CivilAug 2, 2020
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  Showdown at the Translation Saloon: On Lawrence Venuti’s “Contra Instrumentalism: A Translation Polemic”

  Jan Steyn takes on “Contra Instrumentalism: A Translation Polemic” by Lawrence Venuti.

  Jan SteynAug 2, 2020

  • Cultural Studies

  • Literary Criticism

  • Nonfiction

• 3.20.20 – 5.6.20

  Mandy Harris Williams uses Instagram and Twitter to interrogate online behavior and personal value systems.

  Aug 2, 2020

• Everyday Worlding

  Tui Shaub illuminates the challenge of technology replicating the the experience of art in person

  Aug 2, 2020

• Virtual Infrastructures, Community Engagements

  Meldia Yesayan urges us to explore virtual art opportunities.

  Aug 2, 2020

• Embracing the Radical Uncertainty of Part-Machines

  Nancy Baker Cahill considers the possibilities of empathy in the digital era

  Aug 2, 2020

• Kicked by a Mosquito

  Gelare Khoshgozaran explores the pandemic's impact on human relationships.

  Aug 2, 2020
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  Later Date

  Lauren Lee McCarthy examines how "later" has taken on new importance.

  Lauren Lee McCarthyAug 2, 2020
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  Teaching Artists in a Pandemic

  How to teach art during a pandemic

  Rob ReynoldsAug 2, 2020

• An Ethic of Caring Beyond the Human

  Anuradha Vikram on a new way of caring

  Anuradha VikramAug 2, 2020

• Old Technologies, New Embodiments / Queer Science: On Virtual Touching

  A slideshow by artist Jennifer Moon

  Jennifer MoonAug 2, 2020
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  Ep. 08: Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis Jr. (Part II) – the 1st Couple of Pop and Soul

  Tori and her guest co-host Patrick A. Howell continue discussing love, justice and music in their upbeat and timely conversation with Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis jr.

  Aug 2, 2020
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  The Korean Zombie Apocalypse: A Wave of Movies and TV Eerily Suited to the COVID Era

  For this week's Korea Blog, Colin Marshall looks at recent(ish) films that presciently documented the same societal fears now exposed in the pandemic.

  Colin MarshallAug 2, 2020
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  Undeniably Contemporary: On Blake Butler’s “Alice Knott”

  John Domini reviews "Alice Knott," the latest novel from Blake Butler.

  John DominiAug 1, 2020

  • Fiction