Conversation
Conversation
Wikipedia as Sacred Text
“Once you stop thinking of Wikipedia as a passive consumption space, it’s really empowering.”
by Sharon Park and Carolyn Li-Madeo
Conversation
With and Without a Firm Grasp, Part II
A conversation on the making of a Ramadan calendar.
by Shiraz Abdullahi Gallab and Forough Abadian
Conversation
It Became A Ritual
“I wanted us to leave something every day—it didn’t matter what it was.”
by Njari Dimario Anderson and Ariel Dong
Conversation
Webs of Care
Ingrid Raphael talks with Rae Dand and Onelson Nicholas about how care is activated when our needs are met
by Ingrid Raphael
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Khorasan Dreamscapes
On Afghan diaspora communities, film representation, and the practice of collectively cataloguing knowledge as it expands
by Rona Akbari and Weeda Azim
Conversation
Holding Hands
On meeting online, dating during a pandemic, and growing an internet garden together—an Are.na love story
by Lily Nguyen and Fiona Carty
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Tools for Cultural Production: Archiving Voice, Culture, and Community
Omar Mohammad, Shiraz Gallab, Florence Fu, and Darin Buzon on self-preservation
by Omar Mohammad
Conversation
Teaching the Internet in the time of COVID-19
On new approaches to time, attention, tools, and teaching amid a global pandemic.
by Rosa McElheny and Simone Cutri
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Code Societies, A Speculative Oral History: On Spirituality and Fellowship
Andreas Jonathan, Eliseo Rivera, and Tina Nguyen talk about relationships as technology and finding spirituality and fellowship apart from dogma.
by Neta Bomani
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Code Societies, A Speculative Oral History: The Cybernetics of Reproduction
Code Societies’ Melanie Hoff talks with doula and childbirth educator Elizabeth Perez on the subject of the cybernetics of race/ism and sex/ism
by Neta Bomani
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Unlearning hierarchy at the Free School of Architecture
How a self-organized summer school is reorienting design education
by Elisha Cohen, Lili Carr, Karina Andreeva and Tessa Forde
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Toph Tucker and Jasmine Lee on Why Restaurant Websites Are Good and We’re All Going to Miss Them
And how labor often gets left out of the discussion around nostalgia for the old web.
by Meg Miller and Laurel Schwulst
Conversation
Andrew Beccone of Reanimation Library
An interview with Andrew Beccone on the generative potential of libraries and facilitation as art.
by Meg Miller
Conversation
Cortney Cassidy of 'Homes'
A collection of screenshots from Instagram Stories documenting the interiors of people's homes.
by Meg Miller and Laurel Schwulst
Conversation
Ida C. Benedetto: “What Is An Archive For?”
Expanding on Benedetto's talk at SYPartners on archival practice and knowledge management.
by Leo Shaw
Conversation
Molly Lehmann and Jeremy Klemundt of Showdown
On putting together their annual cooking competition house party in Queens, NY
by Meg Miller, Laurel Schwulst, and Becca Abbe
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Natalia Panzer of Refresh Gallery
Refresh is a home gallery run by Natalia Panzer in Sunset Park, Brooklyn
by Meg Miller and Laurel Schwulst
Conversation
Claire L. Evans, writer and musician
Journalist and musician Claire L. Evans shares the stories of unsung women who shaped the development of the web
by Meg Miller
Conversation
Elliott Cost of Gossip's Web
A conversation with Elliott Cost and Laurel Schwulst on Radner's digital "green pages" for artist websites
by Meg Miller and Laurel Schwulst
Conversation
Keaton Ventura and Mike Spreter of Film Fun
Keaton Venture and Mike Spreter of Film Fun talk movies and pop culture.
by Meg Miller