The Movement Undercommons: Technology as Resistance/Future Archives

A conversation with Grisha Coleman, Professor of Theatre and Art and Design at Northeastern University on Thursday, April 10 at 5:30 pm in Griffin 3.

As an artist an scholar, Coleman works in areas of movement, digital media, and performance that engage creative forms in choreography, music composition, and human-centered computer interaction. “The Movement Undercommons” reimagines the use of new mobile-motion capture technology to build a data repository of vernacular movement portraits that center on co-creating critical and often overlooked narratives of emergent of movement patterns through animate, sonic, and sculptural treatment of movement data.

This event is free and open to the public.

This event is also part of Coleman’s visit for a Gaudino Creative Residency, and is co-sponsored by American Studies, Africana Studies, Dance, Computer Science, the Lecture Committee, and the Oakley Center.