Breast pumps in the Philadelphia Museum of Art
The Future of Breastfeeding poster and video documentary from the 2018 Make the Breast Pump Not Suck Hackathon are on view at the Philadelphia Museum of Art through March 2020 in their fabulous …
Author: kanarinka
Smart cities urged to look beyond rich white men
I had the pleasure of doing a keynote at the Smart City Expo World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, in November 2019, thanks to the kind invitation of DigitalFems and the organizers of the Inclusive and Sharing Cities track at the …
Feminist Data, Feminist Futures
I was honored to present at the eyeo 2019 festival – which they bill as the gathering of the creative technology community, but it was so much more! My talk linked here discusses my big two projects from the past …
inVisible Playcity: Exhibition in Tokyo
This May, the Institute for Infinitely Small Things (hah – you thought our spatial justice-carto-art-mapping-dancing collective was defunct but no, sir!) had several works exhibited at Roppongi Art Night in Tokyo. On display were several projects: the City Formerly Known …
Creative Data Literacy: A Graphic Recording of my Talk at Tapestry
I love graphic recording and I’m really honored to have a graphic from my talk on Creative Data Literacy at Tapestry Conference 2017. Thanks @catmule!
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Visualizing for Justice
Together with Anna Feigenbaum and Alessandra Renzi, I co-organized “Visualizing for Justice – Creative, Critical and Contestational Mapping,” at Emerson College which attracted more than 100 participants. The event explored the use of maps and data visualizations for questions of social …
Women, Design & Empowerment Exhibition
The “Make the Breast Pump Not Suck” Hackathon is featured in a show at Parsons/The New School called I Will What I Want: Women, Design, and Empowerment. The show runs through April 23, 2017. …
Feminist Data Visualization
Lauren Klein and I just published a short paper for the IEEE Vis conference on Feminist Data Visualization. Download it here: http://academia.edu/28173807/Feminist_Data_Visualization.…
The Human Scale of Climate Change
Boston Coastline: Future Past, my walking data visualization with Andi Sutton, is featured in Issue 54 of Public Art Review magazine for Spring/Summer 2016 along with the work of several other artists on the topic of Climate Storytelling. Read …
1,136 Women Want the Breast Pump To Not Suck
I’m out at the Computer Human Interaction (CHI) conference in San Jose, CA, with Becky Michelson to present our paper “A Feminist HCI Approach to Designing Postpartum Technologies: “When I first saw a breast pump I was wondering if …