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19 May 2022 12:00 AM
A response to Sean Purcell's 'Dermographic Opacities'.
10 January 2022 12:00 AM
The following interactive photo essay challenges medicine’s past with anti-essentialist modes of knowledge production. I am responding to a problem in the history of medicine, whose reverberations can be felt in medicine today. This problem is simple: what is to be done with medical knowledge that relies on an exploited subject?
7 March 2021 10:21 AM
A response to Caraher et al.'s Hearing Corwin Hall: The Archaeology of Anxiety on an American University Campus
7 January 2021 10:21 AM
Hearing Corwin Hall is a multimedia work composed and performed by Michael Wittgraf. The piece is based on a two-month long archaeological, architectural, and archival documentation project of two, adjoining, double buildings on the University of North Dakota’s Grand Forks campus
18 June 2020 02:15 PM
On memory, photography, ethics, human remains, and genocide.
8 September 2017 08:01 PM
A response to Kamash et al.'s multimedia work.
1 August 2017 08:01 PM
A response to Kamash et al.'s multimedia work.
14 July 2017 08:01 PM
A report on a public engagement project featuring artistic responses to Roman archaeological materials.
4 April 2017 08:01 PM
We looked at the relationships between art and archaeology through several different media. We found a common theme that was related to examining maps and their representations, and through the map we mediated our critical relationship on the processes of making and doing art and archaeology.