Symposium: How to See in the Dark
Part of the How to See in the Dark project
How to See in the Dark Symposium
A gathering of artists, scholars, and activists.
confirmed participants
- Thomas Defrantz
- Muindi Fanuel Muindi
- Garrett Laroy Johnson
- Anna Martine Whitehead
- Kelly Xi
- more TBA.
symposium converers
Muindi Fanuel Muindi
Muindi Fanuel Muindi is a social practice artist, philosopher, and poet, with Lacustrine Bantu roots in the Rift Forests of Eastern Congo and the Mara Wetlands in Tanzania. As a social practice artist, Muindi coordinates assemblages of administrative statements, technical implements, built environments, and dramatic elements, which function as laboratories in the Black Arts and Decolonial Sciences.
Garrett Laroy Johnson
Garrett Laroy Johnson is a Chicago-based sound and media artist, researcher, and theorist. His transdisciplinary work engages Guattarian process theory, politics and the production of subjectivity, computation and materialism, and post-psychoanalysis.
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