This series of talks brings together artists Manuel Beltran, Chinar Shah, Mithu Sen, and Anisha Baid to explore their distinct engagements with technology, society, and digital cultures. Ranging from bio-hacking to myth-making to acts of appropriation, their practices offer very diverse ways of making and living in a hyper-technological world. The series will conclude with a conversation reflecting on the shifting landscape of art and technology today—what it means to make art about technology, and what it takes to make art through it.
Fleurs Eclatantes (Vibrant Flowers), Krishna Reddy, 1964, Colour intaglio on paper, MAC.00845
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Enabling Access for the Deaf: Different Perspectives September 27, 2024
The Childbirth Experience: Advocating for Respect and Dignity September 24, 2024
Putting It On Paper: Contemporary Printmaking Practices in India August 10, 2024
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