Uno.
Since people can come and drop off stuff and recycle it, CAN PEOPLE COME AND TAKE THINGS TO KEEP LIKE A FREE STORE? After all, what was stated by eteam, it doesn’t look like trash.
Zwei
WHAT WAS THE MOST INTERESTING PIECE OF “TRASH” YOU HAVE SEEN DROPPED OFF AT THE DUMPSTER?
Trois
HOW MANY SCRIPTS HAVE YOU USED TO DECAY ON THE “TRASH”?
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Art366: Cyberfeminism + New Media Practices is an advanced new media studio/theory course taught by Krista Hoefle, Department of Art at Saint Mary's College. Using contemporary cybertheory and cyberfeminist fiction as a foundation, students will be exploring the tools and techniques of digital media through the lens of cyberfeminism. In the creation of digital artworks we will be exploring the key issues of cyberfeminism, including (but not limited to) cyborg identity/feminism, social networks, and database activism. Additionally, students will be collaboratively working on a wiki dedicated to their ongoing research associated with the themes investigated within the class.
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