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Spring Symposium: Reframing Resistance

Dates: April 21-25

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Book Talk: Celia Pearce on Playframes: How Do We Know We Are Playing?

Date: Monday, April 21 | 5:00-6:30PM

On Monday evening, Professor Celia Pearce will be sharing thoughts from her most recent book, Playframes: How Do We Know We are Playing? in which she examines the mechanisms of  metacommunication that allows players to understand that play is underway. From investors in « meme stocks » and NFTs to those who stormed the Capitol on January 6, Pearce looks at cases where conflicting understandings of make-believe may have political effects.

Location: Ewell Hall 107

Registration: https://forms.gle/cWVuf6dLpSyKSJgv9

Online Symposium: AI Resistance

Date: Wednesday, April 23 | 9:30-5:30PM

On Wednesday, we will host a day-long series of online talks and discussions with thinkers from around the world about AI considering the challenges and opportunities that it offers. We will be joined by Anna Nacher, Audrey Watters, Gina Neff, Jennifer Rhee, Jennifer Sano-Franchini, Jessica Marie Johnson, Lauren Goodlad, Lauren Klein, Maha Bali, Matt Kirschenbaum, Meredith Martin, and Tyrus Miller.

Location: Zoom 

Program: https://go.wm.edu/b4w9mj

Registration Link: https://cwm.zoom.us/meeting/register/ETtFafNCQ--JokfYx_hC-w

Book Talk: McKenzie Wark on Raving

Date: Friday, April 25 | 1:00-2:30PM

On Friday, Professor McKenzie Wark will give a talk on her book, Raving. Brooklyn's queer and trans centered techno rave scene is having a moment. Like any thriving cultural scene, writing about it calls for the creation of fresh language to express and extend what's vital about it. Wark writes as an extension of rave practice. She is particularly interested in trans experiences on the dancefloor, in what the rave is giving for us. Through close attention to the perception and description of this discreet little world, she also seeks to express something about what such a collaborative art can be at this moment in history, when a world is ending.

Location: Ewell 151

Registration: https://forms.gle/rR6xeqTCYDBJtBCh8