The Art, Technology, and Culture Colloquium

We have a great fall lineup of speakers whose work addresses this year's theme of "Robo-Exoticism"

"In Search for My Robot: Emergent Media, Racialized Gender, and Creativity" - a new talk by poet, scholar, and new media artist Margaret Rhee is now available to watch online https://archive.org/details/20200224margaretrhee

If you're looking for some inspiration this week, we've just posted a new talk by choreographer and roboticist Amy LaViers "Dancing with Robots: Expressivity in Natural and Artificial Systems" https://archive.org/details/20200127amylaviers

A reminder that our upcoming talk with artist and researcher Tom White will now take place via Zoom. See you then! http://bcnm.berkeley.edu///3403/online-neural-abstractions

Comes see roboticist/dancer/choreographer Amy LaViers discuss dancing with robots on monday at the Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive http://bcnm.berkeley.edu//dancing-with-robots-expressivity

In case you missed them, all of last semester's Art, Technology and Culture lectures on "Robo-Exoticism" are now online: https://archive.org/details/atc-at-ucb-lecture-series

Can robots dance? Roboticist Amy LaViers kicks off our first ATC monday night talk of 2020

"Can there be meaningful relationships with robots who do not suffer natural decay?" Guy Hoffman speaks about designing social robots tonight at 6.30 at BAM/PFA. See you there! http://bcnm.berkeley.edu//transience-replication-and-the-p

Learn about the ‘Snatchural History of Copper’, from artist Marisa Morán Jahn at Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive on Monday, September 23 http://bcnm.berkeley.edu//the-copper-in-my-cooch-and-other