SpeculativeFutures // Student-led Discussion: Access Code to the Stars

November 05, 2021

Access Code to the Stars

Student-led discussion in conjunction with the 2021 Graduate Symposium, Speculative Futures: Art, AI and Digital Worldmaking

Science Fiction is a realm of possibility where we playtest our hopes, fears, and aspirations against an epic backdrop. But when we reach for the stars, not everyone is along for the ride. So what does a futurescape free of disability, race, gender imply about the role of marginalized identities in present-day society? Join Paola, Alexis, and Heaven-Leigh as they discuss accessibility in speculative futures texts.

Led by Heaven-Leigh Carey (she/her), MA Candidate in Critical Studies Paola Comibra (they/them), Dual MA/MFA Candidate in Critical Studies and Visual Studies Alexis Neumann (she/her), Dual MA/MFA Candidate in Critical Studies and Visual Studies

Free and Open to the Public. This event will be presented virtually on Zoom. Live captions will be provided.

November 16, 2021

12:30pm - 1:30pm

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