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Projects

Collective Digital Care

What is collective, what is digital, and what is care in reconfigured spaces? How can we use code to express and embrace, revolt and rest? This project is a group exhibition of work from IML 300: Reading and Writing the Web and IML 400: Creative Coding for the Web, in the New Art City Virtual Art Space.

Participants: Karen Abe, Ayse Cevikel, Abby Chen, Malia Dollaga, Jennifer Lee, Angela Rong, Katie Liu, Myrah Sarwar, Jonathan Tolentino, Annaliese Tusken, Megan Yeh, Annie Zheng and Qingyu Zhu, Daisy Bell, Jay Borgwardt, Katie Chan, Jacob Pettis, Mahira Raihan, Asha Rao and Emma Sykes

What is collective, what is digital, and what is care in reconfigured spaces? How can we use code to express and embrace, revolt and rest? This project is a group exhibition of work from IML 300: Reading and Writing the Web and IML 400: Creative Coding for the Web, in the New Art City Virtual Art Space.

Participants: Karen Abe, Ayse Cevikel, Abby Chen, Malia Dollaga, Jennifer Lee, Angela Rong, Katie Liu, Myrah Sarwar, Jonathan Tolentino, Annaliese Tusken, Megan Yeh, Annie Zheng and Qingyu Zhu, Daisy Bell, Jay Borgwardt, Katie Chan, Jacob Pettis, Mahira Raihan, Asha Rao and Emma Sykes

Collective Digital Care

IML 300/400 Group Exhibition
Spring 2021
Coding, Design

What is collective, what is digital, and what is care in reconfigured spaces? How can we use code to express and embrace, revolt and rest? This project is a group exhibition of work from IML 300: Reading and Writing the Web and IML 400: Creative Coding for the Web, in the New Art City Virtual Art Space.

Participants: Karen Abe, Ayse Cevikel, Abby Chen, Malia Dollaga, Jennifer Lee, Angela Rong, Katie Liu, Myrah Sarwar, Jonathan Tolentino, Annaliese Tusken, Megan Yeh, Annie Zheng and Qingyu Zhu, Daisy Bell, Jay Borgwardt, Katie Chan, Jacob Pettis, Mahira Raihan, Asha Rao and Emma Sykes
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