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I’ll be performing Wednesday in Montreal at HTMlles in collaboration with Life After Life and the 2110 Center for Gender Advocacy at Concordia. Join us!

Presentation – SpecLab Chapter 1.2: Speculative Computing: Basic Principles and Essential Distinctions

“With speculative computing, we moved beyond the instrumental, well-formed, and increasingly standardized business of digital humanities.”

Pinar Yoldas, NEOLABIUM™, Speculative Biologies, 2012

After our readings in Holly Willis' iMAP class on research in the arts, I am just now beginning to understand the political stakes of this field I have been residing in for years. Based on my readings in the Routledge Companion to Research in the Arts, in particular “University Politics and Practice Based Research” by Torsten Kalvemark, I see now how the drive to redefine art practice as research is informed by a corporatization of the university that be seen in the larger Bologna process that has been resisted with strikes and occupations all across Europe.

by Micha Cárdenas

Queer DML

2cultures.net(.au)

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Calling all wearable electronics hackers, e-textile makers and fashion activists

Call for workshop participants to perform Autonets in an Urban Intervention at the VIII Encuentro of the Hemispheric Institute

Julie Tolentino Visiting Artist Lecture at USC organized by iMAP

Autonets Performance and Workshop in Montreal and The Coming Disturbance at MIX NYC

Speculative Computing concepts in Art

Call for Papers for CAA 2013: Computation and the Non-Human – New Directions in Queer Theory and Art

Call for Papers for CAA 2013: Computation and the Non-Human – New Directions in Queer Theory and Art

Thoughts on Research and Social Action in QTPOC and WOC Art

Reflection on Autonets at Zero1 Biennial in San Jose

Finding the words as we create the worlds – Reflections on iMappening 2012