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Feminism 3.0 Interviews

As you can tell I have been messing about with the various websites of late and stuff is getting moved around and may be MIA for the time being. My apologies on that. I did just (re)post my interview with Suzanne Leonard on “Celebrity Culture” on my new website here as well as started a […]

Remix for Oscar Season!

Melissa Silverstein and Elisa Kreisinger’s remix for the Oscar season. I guess the more things change…..

The more things change…..

It is interesting that the women’s movement was having a problem with a political party, the more things change the more they remain the same, sometimes we just don’t progress…as much as we think…interesting…

Interview with Sasha Costanza-Chock

Here’s my latest NAMAC blog post. Topics are media literacy, media activism, new media curation. Interview with Sasha Costanza-Chock

Remix and Media Literacy: An Interview with video artist Elisa Kreisinger

I just started writing for a new series with NAMAC (National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture). I kicked off my contributions for the series with an interesting and fun interview with Elisa Kreisinger. Hope you enjoy!

About the NAMAC Bloggers

Just signed on as a NAMAC blogger — will be focused on media literacy, media activism, and emergent media forms/formats (especially transmedia). I should be getting my first post out there soon, and I am going to start out with an interview of remix artist, Elisa Kreisinger of Pop Culture Pirate, which should be a […]

Brainquake Returns!

In April 2010 Golbarg Bashi and Negar Mottahedeh started a movement they called Brainquake in celebration of women’s lives and achievements. They have now started a YouTube channel where they plan a series of interviews to build on these earlier efforts. Here’s the introductory video — this looks promising and I look forward to viewing!

Social Media Week — IML E- Corpse, an experiment in collaborative storytelling

As part of Social Media Week, my students from USC’s Institute for Multimedia Literacy participated in a collaborative storytelling event, an online exquisite corpse. We crowd-sourced our basic structure and ground rules amongst the students taking part and got rolling. Students have produced some pretty cool installments so far and the project will be ongoing […]

Women’s Land Army – the “Farmerettes”

I have posted a very little piece on Elaine Weiss book on the FARMERETTES at Looking for Mabel, the was a fascinating group of women that populated the American farmlands during World War I. http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/farmerettes.htm

Bridging the Creative/Critical Divides

Great Discussion over at Arts Journal all this week on issues concerning artists, arts and technology, and creative rights. There are 22 guest bloggers from artists/media makers, policy folks, and academics like myself. I was fortunate to be one of those invited to blog. Check out the blog all this week and participate/comment! The above […]