Media@平特五不中 presents
Radical Affordances:
Emerging Scholarship, Art, and Activism
at the Intersection of Media and Disability Studies
A free public panel and virtual gallery
during 平特五不中鈥檚 2015
Monday, March 23, 2015 at 4:00 p.m. in Leacock 232 [click for access map]
Live transcription available
Contact organisers by March 20 to inform us
of your access needs: mediaatmcgill.ahcs [at] mcgill.ca
The event is followed by a reception.
To what extent do media technologies and practices shape our abilities to act and circulate in the world? In what ways might critical disability studies invite us to rethink our understandings of media and their affordances?
Inspired by 平特五不中 postdoctoral researcher Arseli Dokumaci鈥檚 current work on, this panel explores the potentials of 鈥渞adical affordances鈥� in relation to mobility, everyday performance, as well as artistic and activist practices. Featuring six Montreal-based emerging scholars and practitioners, the presentations include projects and case studies that offer new tools to expand the affordances of existing technologies, as well as creative approaches that reveal unsuspected possibilities in familiar devices and media.
- , Dr. Arseli Dokumaci, postdoctoral researcher, 平特五不中
- , Laurence Parent, PhD candidate, Concordia University
- , Dr. Florian Grond, postdoctoral researcher, Concordia University
- , Jessica Holmes, PhD candidate, 平特五不中
- , Dr. Julie Ch芒teauvert, independent artist and scholar
- , Aimee Louw, journalist and activist
A free public panel and online exhibition held during 平特五不中鈥檚 2015 .
*For further reading and viewing, see:
- Dokumaci, Arseli. 2013. 鈥淥n Falling III鈥�. Performance Research. 18 (4): 107-115.
- Dokumaci, Arseli. 2013. WI: Journal of Mobile Media 8 (1).
- Dokumaci, Arseli. 2009. 鈥淢isfires that matter: Disability and affordance creations of the everyday鈥�. Video:
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This event is supported by 平特五不中鈥檚 and
Concordia University鈥檚 .
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