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2021: The Contemporary Social Media Environment  
November 19-22, 2021
 
Hosted by   
the Social Media Narratives Class  
Art and Technology Studies  
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
 
Meridith D. Clark - Associate Professor in journalism and communication studies, Northeastern University 
Shaohua Guo - Associate Professor Carleton College  
Mark C. Marino - Professor of Writing, University Of Southern California; Director of the Humanities and Critical Code Studies Lab 
Jeff Nunokawa - Professor, Dept. of English, Princeton University  
Élika Ortega - Artist, Professor of Intermedia in the School of Art, Arizona State University  
Abraham Richie - Social Media Manager, Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago; Chicago art critic 
Katrin Tiidenberg - Professor of Participatory Culture at the Film, Media, Arts and Communication School, Tallinn University, Estonia
 
 
Class in Social Media Narratives 
Nicole Abanador, Delilah Gabrielle Anaya, Meizhu Chen,  Elizabeth Dawn Coleman, Ivette Cruz, Jerry Jie,  
Shixuan Ma, Lily-Ann Olesen, Jin Pang, 
Grace Marie Requejo, Goldie Schmiedeler, Xiaowen Wang, 
Jade Ortega White, Janet Xie, Bailey Elizabeth Zeller 
 
Judy Malloy, Producer/Lecturer, School of the Art Institute of Chicago,  Art and Technology Studies
  
 
 
2019: Blueskying a Social Media Platform for the Arts 
November 7-12, 2019
 
Hosted by   
the Social Media Narratives Class  
Art and Technology Studies  
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
 
Judy Malloy: 
Introduction to the Panel
 
Deanne Achong - Artist and Designer 
George Fifield - Founder and Director of Boston Cyberarts  
Juana Guzman - National Arts Consultant and Arts Advocate 
Isobel Harbison - 
Art Critic and Lecturer in the Department of Art, Goldsmiths  
Adriene Jenik - Artist, Professor of Intermedia in the School of Art, Arizona State University  
Dal Yong Jin - Professor, School of Communication at Simon Fraser University 
Tom Klinkowstein - President, Media A LLC, Professor, Hofstra University, Adj. Professor, Pratt Institute 
Richard Lowenberg - Founding Director of the 1st-Mile Institute, and of NM Broadband for All 
Marisa Parham - Professor of English, Amherst College, Director of the Immersive Reality Lab 
 
Tommer Peterson - Theatre Artist and Designer 
Ellen Sandor - Artist, Founding Director of (art)n, chair of the Gene Siskel Film Center  
Wendel A. White - Photographer, Distinguished Professor of Art, Stockton University
 
 
 
Class in Social Media Narratives 
Vee Nyah Culton, Terrell Davis, Adriana Guillen Santalla,  Samuel Han, Xavier Hughes, Yoon Joong Hwang, Olivia Paige  Johnson, Mara Iskander Mirzan, Keun Mok Park, Richard Park,  Wayne P. Tate, Ruby Hana Williams, and July Yoon 
 
Student Projects
 
Judy Malloy, Producer/Lecturer, School of the Art Institute of Chicago,  Art and Technology Studies
  
 
 
2018 : Contemporary Social Media Platforms 
 and Creative Practice 
November 1-6
Hosted by   
the Social Media Narratives Class  
Art and Technology Studies  
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
 
Judy Malloy: 
Introduction to the Panel
 
Opening Statement: 
Gary O. Larson: 
State of Artmaking on Social Media
 
Panelists' Statements: 
Ben Grosser - Facebook and Twitter Demetricators  
Robert Gehl - Facebook Algorithms & Alternative Social Media  
Joy Garnett - Art Censorship on Social Media Platforms  
Juana Guzman - Issues in Social Media for Arts Organizations  
Kathi Inman Berens - Instagram Poetry
 
Exploring The Potential Of 
Social Media-Based Creative Practice  
Work by the SAIC ATS Social Media Narratives Class: 
Maca Burbano, Sora Candelario, Jessica Darnell, Nichole Therese Fowler,  
Amanda Jean Heldenbrand,bao thoa luong, Jose Carlos Pena, Kate Pritchard,  
Matt Ryerse, Dexter Colin David Stokes-Mellor, 
Samantha Jordyn Travis, and Chris Tsai
 
Student Projects
 
 
 
2016 : Social Media Narrative: 
Issues in Contemporary Practice 
November 16-21
Hosted by   
The Rutgers Camden Digital Studies Center 
Judy Malloy and  
the Rutgers Camden DSC Class in 
Social Media Narrative: 
Lineage and Contemporary Practice
 
Judy Malloy: 
Introduction
 
Introduction to the Panelists
 
Resources
 
 
Panelists' Pages 
Judith Adele - Avatar Repertory Theater  
James J. Brown, Jr - Social Media Harassment  
Jay Bushman - The Lizzie Bennet Diaries  
Robert A. Emmons, Jr. - YOUTUBE CHANNEL  
Joy Garnett - Lost Library  
Dene Grigar - 24-Hr. Micro-Elit Project  
Matt Held - Facebook Paintings  
Antoinette LaFarge - Mixed Reality Performance  
Deena Larsen - Marble Springs Wiki  
Mark Marino - Netprov  
Cathy Marshall - Who owns social media content?  
Chris Rodley - The Magic Realism Bot 
Chindu Sreedharan - Epic_Retold  
Katrin  Tiidenberg - Identity on Tumblr  
Marco Williams - The Migrant Trail 
Rob Wittig - Netprov  
Alice Wong - DisabilityVisibility
  
Rutgers Camden Digital Studies Center 
Class in Social Media Narrative 
Alyson Amour, Yvonne Anim, Sierra Clark, Alexandria Decastro,  Andrew Fiorella, Breeann Gibbs, Alexis Kouser, Tangier Moore,  Victoria Pagan-Perez, Walter Parker, Samantha Procida,  Joseph Sansone, Gabriella Scafidi, and Zachary Zampino 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Issues in Social Media for the Arts
is a series of online panels  that explore the role of the arts in the contemporary infosphere.
 
  
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