DREAM – Collective Creation, Audiences of the Future and Pandemic Pivoting From candlelight to Pepper’s ghost, the printing press to the internet, theatre has always used the newest technologies to tell and...
A Father’s Lullaby: Co-creating Ecosystems with Communities, Media and Technology Towards Systemic Change In order to reimagine social paradigms and redesign systems, there is a fundamental need to redefine processes so...
Making a Social Impact Through Games & Augmented Reality Learn how the nonprofit organization, POTIONS & PIXELS, tackles a variety of issues through innovative approaches like creating games and apps as...
Forms of Solidarity: On Art, Architecture, and the Pluri-Economy In this conversation, Marisa Morán Jahn and Rafi Segal explore the power of art and architecture to build new narratives and re-imagine urban space....
The Museum of Black Joy by ODL Fellow Andrea Walls is an interactive archive, a hybrid exhibition space, and a living document of non-traumatic Black Life in Philadelphia and beyond....
Building Regenerative Media Art Ecologies Technologies are not simply objects but embodiments of the social, cultural and political forces that bring them into being. Media art – and R&D labs and...
Wa’Omoni Rising by ODL Fellow Ngardy Conteh George is a cinematic 360 video immersive VR documentary experience exploring Barbudan culture and African indigenous knowledge through the perspective of Barbudan Canadian Philman George. ...
40-acres is an Interactive AR Kinetic sculpture by ODL Fellow Tamara Shogaolu. It weaves the oral histories of Black American farmers and herbalists while exploring their changing relationship to the land....
to be changed is an interactive webAR novella by ODL Fellow shirin anlen about living with many realities. The experience uses machine learning models to trigger a branching path of overlapping...
Tamara Shogaolu is an Emmy-winning and award-winning director, writer, artist, and creative technologist whose innovative approach to storytelling has been lauded by Forbes, The Guardian, and Vogue, naming her a...