Critically Cultural: I Vote for a New Sticker
I voted last Tuesday. I got my sticker and wore it on my shirt until I changed into my pjs. Then I stuck it on my laptop, covering the ergonomic warning label because I don't like to be reminded that...
View ArticleCritically Cultural: Visual Research Conference Day 1
After some bad accident-related traffic on Hwy 17, I made it to the Convention Center just 15 minutes after 9 am. Presentations had not yet started, so that worked out well for me. Jonathan Marion...
View ArticleCritically Cultural: Visual Research Conference Day 2
Today (technically yesterday) marked the end of the Visual Research Conference. We saw some great stuff from Kate Hennessy, Guido Carlo Pigliasco and 3 of Peter Biella’s students from his Visual...
View ArticleCritically Cultural: Review: The 105th Annual Meeting of the American...
This was my first and hopefully not my last experience visiting and presenting at "The Triple As." I was happy to have presented early in the week as this left me relaxed to enjoy the rest of the...
View ArticleCritically Cultural: Voyage to the Library: Day 1
Sometimes I can't think of good titles for my posts, especially when they aren't about any one thing or don't have a general theme, so I will use this 'voyage log' style in these cases.I went to the...
View ArticleCritically Cultural: News Coverage
The EU -Africa Ministerial Conference on Migration and Development took place last week, November 22-23. I check Google News headlines daily because, for whatever reason, I think (or rather used to...
View ArticleCritically Cultural: AAA Blog Post on HASTAC
I've just made my first blog post to HASTAC:Humanities, Arts, Science and Technology Advanced Collaboratory, a sponsored project of the University of Southern California Annenberg Center for...
View ArticleCritically Cultural: Do Comedy Central's news shows perpetuate racist...
Last night I watched The Daily Show and The Colbert Report at their 8 and 8:30 pm re-air times. As always, I took their commentary as sarcastic, but I wondered whether the rest of their audience did...
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