GlitchKraft Glitch Workshop
Glitch Workshop with Allison Tanenhaus One-on-one guidance on iPads (and BYO devices), with preloaded images and apps.
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GlitchKraft Artist Talk: Alex Kittle
Artist Talk featuring illustrator, art historian, and film curator Alex Kittle Since 2018, Kittle has been devoted to women filmmakers, creating portraits and zine biographies as a way to share their stories and works in an accessible way. She also co-hosts a monthly screening series and discussion group called Strictly Brohibited, which highlights women-made...
GlitchKraft Artist Talk: Allison Tanenhaus, Ben Foley, and Lauren Klotzman
Artist Talk Featuring exhibiting artists Allison Tanenhaus, Ben Foley, and Lauren Klotzman Video Art Performance MEMORY RECOVERY : : AFTERDARK REVISITED by Lauren Klotzman.
Cannupa Hanska Luger: Indigenous Science Fiction, The Imagination and Long-Term Thinking
A reception was held Wednesday, October 16, in the Jackie Liebergott Black Box Theater at Emerson’s Paramount Center, 559 Washington Street, followed by the talk Indigenous Science Fiction, The Imagination and Long-Term Thinking, where artist Cannupa Hanska Luger was in conversation with author and historian of science Dr. Jimena Canales. The conversation was presented by Emerson’s...
Future Ancestral Technologies: nágshibi
Cannupa Hanska Luger’s Future Ancestral Technologies: nágshibi is a multi-media Indigenous-centered science fiction exhibition using creative storytelling to radically reimagine the future and promote a thriving Indigeneity. Nágshibi is the Hidatsa word for ‘to be past, to be after’ or ‘to exceed, to go beyond.’ The exhibition, an approach to creating art objects, videos, and performance...
“Future Traditions: Theorizing the Native Avant Garde” Talk by Emerson professor Dr. Adam Spry
What does it mean for Native writers and artists to embrace the avant garde, along with its deep mistrust of the traditional? In this talk, Dr. Spry will discuss the history of the rise of Native American experimental art and literature in the 20th and 21st centuries—and its surprising roots in the U.S.’s efforts to...