Upcoming events.
Wrong Criticism
Join us for the first in a series of evenings with Wrong Criticism Magazine, hosted by Chloë Bass in conversation with Tao Leigh Goffe🌊🌊🌊
Wrong Criticism Magazine is a way to make productive mistakes. A conceptual joke made real. Join us for a series of conversational evenings where we do just that, revisiting forms of faulty critical thinking that seem even more urgent in 2024 than they did in 2014.
💧 Wednesday, January 31st
💧Doors at 6 PM, conversation from 6:30 - 8 PM
💧Soup will be served
💧Followed by Eve of Aquarius Party with DJs Wendy and Lisa 8pm til late
Island City Lab x Deem Journal x Dark Lab
Deem Journal is an annual print publication. Its editorial approach highlights a multitude of voices, beyond traditional industry gatekeepers, to engage in dialogue about design futures. Our community of contributors and readers spans a range of identities, disciplines, geographies, and generations.
Island City Lab is a network of lived and learned expertise responding to the defining urban issues facing island nations.
Unmapping and Cartographic Pedagogy, Barnard College, Columbia University
Unmapping and Cartographic Pedagogy: Digital Humanities, Barnard College, Columbia University, New York, NY.
If maps are colonial tools that function to provide information through a visual logic, what potentially becomes undone when sound is used as a primary method of spatial analysis? Challenging the occularcentrism of our society, this presentation explores sonic ways of knowing in the Caribbean and its diaspora. When we begin with sound first, how is wayfinding oriented differently? As opposed to re-mapping and reproducing modes of transparency, we will explore the power of opacity in geographies under colonialism. Touching on the methodologies of Black studies, sound studies, and the digital humanities, an interdisciplinary engagement on sonic data is welcome for discussion.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/beyond-content-lecture-series-2023-tickets-754725824257
Black Feminist Technologies, National Women’s Museum, Washington, DC.
Impactful panel on the future of tech with Kim Tignor, Gabrielle Rejouis, Dr. Tao Leigh Goffe, and Georgiana Wright. Moderated by Aerica Banks, Founder of Shiso, an Intersectional Equity Consulting Firm.
Black Feminist Technologies, National Women’s Museum, Washington, DC.
Visual Currents of the Black Pacific / Asian Atlantic, Tisch Cinema Studies
New York University, New York, NY.