Internet culture
Moshimoshi Internet researchers of the world, We’re less than ten days to IR16. Are you ready? *throws confetti* I hope you’re as psyched as I am to be reuniting with […]
Galleries
More jarring societal critique from Barbara Kruger at Modern Art Oxford. These people are idiots./ She’s a vampire./ I’m right and you’re wrong./ Talk is cheap./ Stop texting./ Don’t tell […]
Galleries
Some gold from Barbara Kruger at Modern Art Oxford. Is that all there is?/ Who will write the history of tears?/ Is there life without pain? Some precious people. Exit […]
Galleries
The last of my Pitt Rivers Museum visuals. Anthropologists like to collect things. Negotiating markers of beauty. Negotiating persona way before the birth of Persona Studies, yo. “AFRICA, MALAWI, MZUZU. […]
Galleries
More from the rabbit hole that is Pitt Rivers Museum. “These shrunken heads, or tsantsas, are from the densely forested Upper Amazon region between Peru and Ecuador. The Shuar, Achuar, […]
Galleries
I totally nerded out and died at the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford. “The objects in the museum are arranged by purpose or use, so that you can compare how people in […]
Academica Dramatica
Oh you know, just casually standing in a one-meter radius away from GODDESS JUDY WAJCMAN and produced some audible sounds from my mouth (please don’t issue me a restraining order). […]
Talks
aka livingontheinternet.com aka do you think I could Tweet my […]
Academica Dramatica
Reading list for the Oxford Internet Institute Summer Doctoral Programme 2014 (OIISDP 14). Original here. Internet Geographies: Data Shadows and Digital Divisions of Labour – Mark Graham Graham, M., Hogan, […]