no fools Hi friends! We have some April news for you! Residency Updates We’ve got 2 residents working in the lab this month - Rob Ray and Andy DiLallo. Rob Ray is developing a speculative historical worldbuilding project examining the topics of anarchist collectives, DIY/DIT (Do It Yourself/Do
Hi Friends - Hope you had a happy leap day! We’ve got some news-y things for you - new acquisitions, the next book for the Other Networks book club, a recap of our February practitioner-in-residence, and an upcoming virtual talk from our current resident. New Acquisitions! We were
wishing you an early MALentines... Hi friends- we’ve got some exciting (we think) news! First, our NeXT Cube is now in working order! In the later part of last year, NeXT enthusiast Rob Blessin reached out to us about our out-of-service NeXT Cube and offered to repair
2023 and beyond! Dear Friends of the MAL, 2024 marks the MAL's 15th anniversary and of course its longevity wouldn't have been possible without your steadfast support and encouragement over the years. Our success is also due to the fact that we tend to do things
Happy New Year! Just a few short updates to ring in 2024! Our residency program continues! We’re on a mini break for January, but we’ll have a new resident in February. December we saw a visit from Lee Wilkins and some great work from them on Slow-Scan
sorry not sorry Emily Francisco talks about the Trans-Harmonium Monday, December 11, 2023 Time: 4-5 PM (Colorado time) Where: MAL Zoom channel (RVSP to mediaarchaeology+rsvp@colorado.edu for the password) Join us for a presentation with Emily Francisco who will guide us through her project Collecting Fragments
so that's cool We had so much happen in the last two months! First off, midway through October we had the absolute pleasure of working with some other organizations on campus to host Rick Prelinger of the Prelinger Archive. He presented two talks (“Exploring the Other Spectrum: Useful
No, that isn't a real word. Hello friends! We have some upcoming events for you! And some other updates! And it’s fall! Before anything else, we have to give our sincerest thanks to the Stewart Family Foundation. Their generous donation to our operating fund will go towards
Back to school, back to school... Hello friends! It’s September and the end of summer is rapidly approaching though the weather feels elsewise. The school year has started and while the new students still look a little lost and confused, our first class of the semester has already visited.
Sorry we didn't write in July... Hi friends! It’s August! Which means it’s ALMOST time for the fall semester to start. We’re already filling our calendar with visits from and to classes around the CU campus - but we’re always open to figuring out more
How did that happen? May saw the end of the spring semester here at CU Boulder, which also meant watching two of our undergraduate volunteers finish their degrees and move on to new things - we’ll miss them but we’re so excited for their next steps! End of the
April was a good start on spring! We had students in our secondary space to get hands-on with the Minitel collection, continued to host lots of students in the lab itself, and continued to work through our backlock of accessioning. Newly accessioned items include: a variety of early-gen