Spring 2019 Lecture Series | The Digital Hum of the Long, Slow Now

ACT’s Monday Night lecture series draws together artists, scholars, and other cultural practitioners from different disciplines to discuss artistic methodologies and forms of inquiry at the intersection of art, architecture, science, and technology. Each spring and fall semester brings a different thematic focus and the format for each event shifts depending on the visitor(s) and the nature of their presentations and performances.

ACT’s Spring 2019 series is conceived by Judith Barry, ACT Director, and coordinated with Marissa Friedman, Communications and Public Programs Coordinator.

Feb. 11 | Franco Mattes | People Disguised as Algorithms
Apr. 1 | Beth Stryker | Critical Mapping and Tactical Interventions
Apr. 29 | Keller Easterling | Medium Design
May 6 | Inadelso Cossa | Personal Perspectives on Mozambican History Through Film

This lecture series is made possible with the generous support of The Council for the Arts at MIT (CAMIT)