Month: November 2022

Professor Angela Washko’s Work Included in New Book ‘Cyberfeminism Index’

In Cyberfeminism Index, hackers, scholars, artists, and activists consider how humans might reconstruct themselves by way of technology.

Professor Washko Exhibits at Northeastern University

“At Play” presents work by five women artists navigating and untangling the tensions of play.

Professor Ling-lin Ku Exhibits in Collaborative Solo Show in Barcelona

The exhibition presents sculptures, sound works, and a video.

Professor Ransom Receives Formlabs Impact Award

The awards honor users of Formlabs equipment—3D printing machines—whose work pushes not only the industry, but humanity forward

Alumni News Update 11.15-11.28.22

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Professor Duesing Screens Work in the London International Animation Festival

Duesing’s film is a sinister yet humorous animation about events witnessed by a genetically altered unicorn.

Rebecca Shapass MFA ’23 Screens Work in Film Diary NYC

Shapass’ film will open the program “Ghost With Skin” at Millenium Film Workshop (Brooklyn, NY) on November 16.

Professor DeYoung Presents Work at the Speed Art Museum

Professor Johannes DeYoung‘s film “The Big (Deep) Sleep” will be screened at the Speed Art Museum in Louisville, KY on November 17. The 2022 Louisville Film Society Short Film Slam also features discussion with participating filmmakers. Following the his screening, DeYoung discuss influences of pulp fiction and cinematic noir. “The Big (Deep) Sleep” is a… Read more »

5 Questions for Elizabeth Agyemang BFA ‘17

Elizabeth Agyemang writes about magic, history, folklore, love, and fairy tales, and draws from elements of her Ghanaian heritage and faith.

Alumni News Update 11.08-11.14.22