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04 December 2017 by nathaniel
Details for “The World After Us: Speculative Media Sculpture Project” roundtable, Wed, Dec 6th 2:00
Please join us this Wednesday afternoon in the Digital Humanities Lab (2nd floor, UWM Golda Meir library) for the latest installment of our Research Round Tables – refreshments provided! Discussion and feedback encouraged! Co-sponsored by the Office of Research. Wed, Dec 6th | 2:00 p.m. The World After Us: Speculative Media Sculpture Project (A “Working […]Archives
10 November 2017 by nathaniel
Review: The Shape of Things to Come, Karin Haas, Harvey Opgenorth, and Keith Nelson at Galerie Kenilworth
Nine Sages of Images, Harvey Opgenorth Though I missed the inaugural show at Galerie Kenilworth, I was quite pleased to make it to their second exhibition, The Shape of Things to Come. The gallery itself is a cool story. Amy Brengel owns the building, lives in the flat above, and had Village Bazaar – selling interesting multicultural […]Archives
25 October 2017 by nathaniel
Sketching: The World After Us, speculative media sculptures
This blog post is a sketch – something I will occasionally do about my own work, or with others. It will always be a thinking-with of new materials and ideas, with this one coming out of the writing of my forthcoming second book (Ecological Aesthetics: artful tactics for humans, nature, and politics), chats with colleagues […]Archives
16 October 2017 by nathaniel
Review: Attempts at a Unified Theory, Sheila Held at Green Gallery, Milwaukee
I first met Sheila Held at a panel presentation I gave in 2014, and she invited me to her studio / home in Wauwatosa for dinner shortly thereafter. I bring this up precisely because of how inviting she and her work – the latter entirely comprised of narrative-alluding and large-scale tapestries – are, in their […]Archives
29 September 2017 by nathaniel