Here's the schedule for the "Media and/as Infrastructure" symposium on 29-30 April. Registration details link below. Please share widely!
https://t.co/Fmt44s5aJQ
Registration (free) is still open for this workshop
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Race, Nation, Infrastructure: The Cultural Politics of "Levelling Up"
Friday 1 July 2022
@CityUniLondon
Full programme linked below, travel bursaries available from outside London
https://t.co/079GaqKQ80
Two days after our @mediainfra22 symposium and my mind is overflowing with inspiration and challenging ideas that I'm eager to sit with and untangle. My brain synapses feel like these tangled wires (photo from Brian Larkin's keynote)
Signed, @tangoldman
A resounding THANK YOU to our keynotes, panelists, moderators, sponsors, + attendees. We never anticipated such a turnout!
As co-organizers we're signing off @tangoldman @JoniHaywardM @unlikelymidge for now.
Info regarding potential availability of recordings forthcoming.
As Nadine wraps up shortly, we'll be asking all of our previous speakers in attendance to come on camera and participate in a larger open conversation! #media#infrastructure
Ruiz is followed by Nadine Chan who, centering the rainforest, thinks about infrastructure as an active physical and hermeneutical terrain. #media#infrastructure
Starting off panel #4 is Rafico Ruiz: he uses case of a school in Canadian arctic to think thru mediating properties + affordances of thermal exchange, rereading the site as an energy infrastructure that mobilizes histories of settler colonial dispossession and forced settlement.
.@Debashree2017 up next. She brings together island studies, postcolonial studies, and media studies, historicizing and interrogating a central logic of infrastructural becoming: mediating exchange over distance. #infrastructure#media
First up on panel #3: Lisa Yin Han (@goingHan) presenting on deep sea cable networks.
She asks: "how might a media infrastructural reading of homo aquaticus [i.e., the aquatic man] complicate dominant narratives about the speculative union between humankind and the sea?"
Very much looking forward to this event today.
Especially Rafico Ruiz & Nadine Chan's panel, which seems like somewhat of a follow-up to the #MediaTopography event that @sampkellogg & I organized last fall at @SocLitSciArts!
Good morning-afternoon-or-night (depending on where you're Zooming in from!)
Day 2 of "Media and/as Infrastructure" starts in an hour (12 ET). Here's to more generative discussion!
#media#infrastructure