it's MAL-o-ween season 🎃... Hi folks! We're well into the fall now and so much is happening... 1. Maya Buffet-Davis' exhibition Books Are Machines has an opening reception from 2-5 PM Saturday October 11 at the Bemis Public Library in Littleton. Maya is a MAL graduate
though not quite so late as the 21st night... We feel a little like we hit the ground before we were ready to be running this fall semester, but we're getting our feet and happy to share some news with you... First and most pressing! MAL founder &
Hello friends! We're settling in to our summer and things are a little more relaxed around the lab, but we do still have open house hours on Tuesday afternoons (1:30-4:30) and most of the day Friday (10:00 - 4:00). We are also usually able
We've made it through another semester! It's raining buckets, as is traditional for... May? Something about flowers and whatever. Anyhow... Housekeeping! We're moving into summer, so make sure you double-check hours before you visit. Open house times will definitely be shifting to accomodate schedules.
We forgot about March & so feel less bad about sending out a second bulletin, especially because it is to announce that APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2025/2026 PRACTITIONER-IN-RESIDENCE COHORT ARE NOW OPEN! The theme for our 2025/2026 residency is Counter Computing: Alternative Imaginaries. We would like to see your
A shower of news and updates for your enjoyment! First, some cool happenings ~ * On March 14th, MAL Director Lori Emerson gave a keynote presentation on her book Other Networks for Temple University’s truly awesome Electronics Faire. * On March 28th, Lori Emerson gave another keynote presentation, “As If, What If:
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note: this is an archive post from a previous newsletter host and from prior to our website update in 2020, so some links may be broken. preserved here for posterity only! MALfunction #4: Consciousness Wednesday, February 15 @ 6:30pm CU Museum of Natural History Free and open to the public
note: this is an archive post from a previous newsletter host and from prior to our website update in 2020, so some links may be broken. preserved here for posterity only! MALfunction #3: Feminism Researcher: Maya Livio Tech in Women Artist: Ondine Geary TURN ON Free! Tuesday, November 15 @ 6:
note: this is an archive post from a previous newsletter host and from prior to our website update in 2020, so some links may be broken. preserved here for posterity only! MALfunction #2: Democratization Thursday, October 20 @ 6:30pm @ the Museum of Natural History, CU Boulder - FREE RSVP on