Domains targeting keyword affect studies

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The Arts in Society Research Network: exploring innovative theories, practices and critical analyses of the arts

Welcome to Games, Technology, and Society! In this course, we will play, critique, analyze, and design games as an exploration of the interplay between new technologies and society. We will consider how technological developments affect social systems, and conversely, how social systems affect the nature and use of technology. Unlike many other classes you may…

Introductory page about Dr Adrian Miles, who currently works at RMIT University, in Melbourne, Australia

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What does it mean to be human in the contemporary moment? When everything is seemingly tragic and absurd at the same time. It is Tunkl's aim to create moments for this question to be answered, for the individual and for the human species. By researching and exploring subjects such as Affect, Death, The Apocalypse, Encounter, Solitude, Space (travel), Time (travel), Tunkl's work uses a tender and humorous hand to invite the viewer into reflexive experiences with their emotions, their perspectives, and their place within a world that is uncertain, scary and, more often than not, heartbreaking. Tunkl graduated from CalArts with a BFA in 2010 and is currently a MFA in Studio Practice and MA in Visual + Critical Studies candidate at California College of the Arts in San Francisco. Her work has been shown in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany.

Sarah Stefana Smith is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Africana Research Center and the Department of African American Studies at The Pennsylvania State University. She completed her PhD in 2016 in the Department of Social Justice Education (formerly named: Sociology and Equity Studies in Education), OISE at the University of Toronto. Her work communicates between the fields of black art and culture, queer theory and affect studies, visuality and aesthetics.