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SUMMARY: Research-Creation in Migration and Diaspora Research at criticalMe
 diArtStudio (cMAS)
DESCRIPTION: The Research-Creation working group would like to invite CMS a
 ffiliates\, students\, and faculty to join us on Zoom\, Thursday\, November
  24\, 1-2:30 pm for the following event. cMAS in the School of Art & Techno
 logies (SFU Surrey) researchers and artists explore how old and new technol
 ogies shape historical narratives and contemporary practices of media arts 
 […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <div><span style="color: black\;">The Researc
 h-Creation working group would like to invite CMS affiliates\, students\, a
 nd faculty to join us on Zoom\, Thursday\, November 24\, 1-2:30 pm for the 
 following event.</span></div><div></div><div><span style="color: black\;"> 
 cMAS in the School of Art & Technologies (SFU Surrey) <span class="searchHi
 ghlight">research</span>ers and artists explore how old and new technologie
 s shape historical narratives and contemporary practices of media arts and 
 design. We use a critical lens informed by feminist theories to consider ho
 w categories of difference\, traditional disciplinary boundaries\, and the 
 legacies of colonialism continue to produce exclusions. Current projects ha
 ve addressed diaspora and migration studies through creative methods. This 
 presentation will offer a brief overview of projects-in-progress including 
 “Creative Diasporas” an interactive media work in response to </span><span 
 style="color: black\;"><i>Ghanaian Writing on Migration and Diaspora</i></s
 pan><span style="color: black\;">\, a 2021 publication in the art project\,
  Reading the Migration Library (Lois Klassen)\, and “</span><span style="co
 lor: #202124\;">Creating the Latin American Female Cyborg: a participatory 
 methodology for creating docu-games” (Catherine Santos Pearce).</span></div
 ><div><span style="color: black\;"> </span></div><div><span style="color: b
 lack\;"><b>Bios</b></span><span style="color: black\;">:</span></div><div><
 span style="color: black\;"> </span></div><div><span style="color: #202124\
 ;"><b>GABRIELA ACEVES SEPÚLVEDA (PhD)</b></span><span style="color: #202124
 \;"> is a media artist and Associate Professor at the School of Interactive
  Arts and Technology at SFU\, where she directs cMAS </span><span style="co
 lor: blue\;"><a title="https://criticalmediartstudio.com/" contenteditable=
 "false" href="https://criticalmediartstudio.com/">https://criticalmediartst
 udio.com/</a>. </span><span style="color: #202124\;">She is the author of t
 he award-winning book Women Made Visibly: Feminist Art and Media in post-19
 68 Mexico (2019). Her <span class="searchHighlight">research</span>-<span c
 lass="searchHighlight">creation</span>projects investigate the intersection
 s of art and technology from a feminist perspective.</span></div><div><span
  style="color: black\;"> </span></div><div><span style="color: black\;"><b>
 LOIS KLASSEN</b></span><span style="color: black\;"> is a SSHRC Post Doctor
 al Fellow at cMAS and a <span class="searchHighlight">research</span> ethic
 s coordinator at Emily Carr University of Art and Design. Her <span class="
 searchHighlight">research</span> aims to understand and articulate the rang
 e of ethical considerations in <span class="searchHighlight">research</span
 >-<span class="searchHighlight">creation</span> methods\, particularly in t
 he field of forced migration <span class="searchHighlight">research</span>.
 </span></div><div><span style="color: black\;"><b> </b></span></div><div><s
 pan style="color: black\;"><b>CATHERINE SANTOS PEARCE</b></span><span style
 ="color: black\;"> is a documentary filmmaker and Master's student at</span
 ><span style="color: #202124\;"> the School of Interactive Arts and Technol
 ogy at SFU. She has directed and produced several documentary shorts that h
 ave shown and received awards at film festivals internationally\, including
  her 2018 short DREAMer\, which intimately portrays the life of a DACA reci
 pient and university student in the United States. She is currently using <
 span class="searchHighlight">research</span>-<span class="searchHighlight">
 creation</span> to explore the telling of Latin American women's stories th
 rough reality based narrative video games.</span></div><div></div><div></di
 v><div><div>Join Zoom Meeting:</div><div><a id="LPlnk645802" class="OWAAuto
 Link" title="https://ubc.zoom.us/j/61534848038?pwd=bWxwbDgvWUtESURzdERpZzQv
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 wd=bWxwbDgvWUtESURzdERpZzQvK1Ivdz09">https://ubc.zoom.us/j/61534848038?pwd=
 bWxwbDgvWUtESURzdERpZzQvK1Ivdz09</a></div></div>
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