I'm excited to have an installation of the UltraViolet Archive in the Weil Gallery at Wheaton College for the duration of the Fall 2025 semester. The work will include a mobile library of banned books, a film screening area for censored films, and an augmented reality experience focused on providing context around recent book bans. [...]
I'm looking forward to being part of this roundtable moderated by Roopa Vasudevan: We Refuse, We Want, We Commit: Artists, Solidarity, and Building Better Technology June 10, 9:30-11am Pratt Main Building, room 212207 Ryerson St, Brooklyn, NY 11205 The 2023 HASTAC conference invites our community to engage with creative and design-based approaches to technology and [...]
During COVID-19, The Urban Ecological Arts Forum at The Nature of Cities is bringing to life virtual exhibition spaces, highlighting current exhibitions on urban ecological themes that would otherwise be impossible to experience . . .
Inspired by the role of artists as imaginators, and agitators, from the 1930s to the present day, Take What You Can't Get embraces our current moment of multilayered crisis (economic, racial justice, leadership, health) as an opportunity for artists to actively imagine a more desirable future. . .
"Perhaps the most seductive (if not politically salient) works on offer involve two participatory projects. Christina Freeman’s UltraViolet Archive is one of them. The interactive installation features a library bookshelf of “Challenged, Banned, and Obliterated” books (some familiar and others unexpected); a round table with chairs; and a single computer for curious visitors looking to [...]