Posts tagged exhibition
Exhibition: (New) Blueprints for Counter Education
Exhibition: (New) Blueprints for Counter Education

I am happy to announce the exhibition (New) Blueprints for Counter Education, which I have curated as part of my work for the IUPUI Arts & Humanities Institute. Featuring new work by Artur Silva, Lasana Kazembe, Jason M. Kelly, and Kara Taylor, the exhibition uses virtual reality, poster art, film, and music to consider our current moment—and the ways that the visual arts, philosophy, poetry, performance, and history equip us to both understand and respond to the challenges that we face.

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Art, Exhibition, Research, TeachingJason Kellyexhibition, design, poster, music, poetry, vr, virtual reality, film, education, pedagogy, critical theoryComment
Some Thoughts about Altering Historical Documents, Governmentality, & the US National Archives (and Michel Foucault)
Some Thoughts about Altering Historical Documents, Governmentality, & the US National Archives (and Michel Foucault)

In effect, the National Archives followed an unwritten, unspoken directive of the state. And, in so doing, they mirrored the politics of the state by presenting an alternative history, undermined public confidence in a governmental institution (in this case, the National Archives itself), and dismissed professional standards to appease the political winds.

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Essay, PolicyJason Kellygovernmentality, Foucault, archives, exhibition, Women's MarchComment