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Design
By Angie Weller

Type Meets Prototype: Kelli Anderson

How can the inner workings of technology be made more visible? Graphic designer and master paper engineer Kelli Anderson explores using pop-up books to reveal what is often hidden.

Moving Image
By Madeleine Hunt-Ehrlich

Evading Capture

As a part of her Cinema Residency at the Walker, Madeleine Hunt-Ehrlich conducted a series of interviews with Black women, including Rachel Scott, marion eames white, Ilze Wolff, and Sinnamon Love, to reflect on and extend themes in her work.

A scene of people in the park with WiFi text overlayed onto their upper torsos.
Design
By Angie Waller

Surya Mattu: Explaining the Unseen

How can artificial intelligence’s decision-making process be more visible to humans? Founder of the Digital Witness Lab at Princeton University, Surya Mattu, discusses their art practice that explores how AI can be made more transparent, evaluated for bias, and the ways your devices are tracking you at home.

A note with doodles on it against a red background.
Visual Arts
By Walker Art Center

Rose Salane’s Confessions Series

How do fragments reflect desires to hold onto history? Rose Salane discusses her series that explores the relationship between objects taken, and then returned, to archaeological park of Pompeii.

Design
By Kris Paulsen

Is AI Sorry It Took Your Job?

As algorithmic systems increasingly dictate the rhythms of our reality, artist and data scientist Angie Waller delves into the broader human realities of tech and make visible the unseen forces of digital capitalism and authoritarian automation.