We combine do-it-yourself (DIY) aesthetics and cultural theory to explore the role that media technologies play in everyday life.
As a student majoring in media, society, and the arts, you will locate yourself within the media landscape through critical writing, experimentation, and creative projects. Our approach to media is deeply grounded in ethnographic research.
GUESTS SPRING 2017
GUESTS FALL 2016
Andrea Arai – author, gave a talk “From Battle Royale to Tokyo Sonata: The Child and Strange-Changed Times in Japan”
Carl Deal – film director and producer, screened Citizen Koch followed by a Q&A
Abou Farman – artist and anthropologist, gave a performative talk featuring protons, smells, tumors, shamans, insects, physicians and blindfolds
Melina Moore, Kel Morin, Daniel Jones, and Max Mauro drag artists, provided a roundtable discussion about technology, gender, and drag
Nick Shapiro – critic and practitioner of environmental monitoring and a researcher of chemical infrastru
Alexander Zaitchik – freelance journalist, spoke about his book The Gilded Rage and other storiesctures delivered a multimedia lecture