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Showing posts with label techknowledge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label techknowledge. Show all posts
Monday, January 14, 2013
Women in Tech (MBAonline.com)
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computer science,
harvard,
jobs,
leaders,
mbaonline.com,
research,
social media,
STEM,
tech,
techknowledge,
wage gap,
women
Bonnie MacAllister is a multimedia performance artist. She has performed at the New York Foundation of Arts and the Cat Cat Club in Paris, and her plays have been staged at the Shubin Theatre, Adrienne Theatre, and the Philadelphia Fringe Festival. Her artwork has been exhibited internationally including in Galeria 6 in Mexico, the Utopia Library in Italy, and the Delaware Art Museum. She curates the multimedia label Certain Circuits Media (www.certaincircuits.org) which is currently accepting submissions. Her twitter: @BonnieMacArt
Monday, October 01, 2012
TechKnowledge: Guest Post from Sarah Wenger (MBAonline.com)
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techknowledge
Bonnie MacAllister is a multimedia performance artist. She has performed at the New York Foundation of Arts and the Cat Cat Club in Paris, and her plays have been staged at the Shubin Theatre, Adrienne Theatre, and the Philadelphia Fringe Festival. Her artwork has been exhibited internationally including in Galeria 6 in Mexico, the Utopia Library in Italy, and the Delaware Art Museum. She curates the multimedia label Certain Circuits Media (www.certaincircuits.org) which is currently accepting submissions. Her twitter: @BonnieMacArt
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Press: "TechKnowledge at Holy Family University Gallery" (The Examiner)
Aja Beech at the Examiner covered Techknowledge in today's edition:
www.examiner.com/ article/techknowlegde-at-holy- family-university-gallery
Slideshow here.
"The technology in the work ranges from printmaking to metal manipulations, infusing images from x-rays and creating sound installments. The unique format of the show allows for a history of technology within its display, as the viewer is shown items so entrenched in every day life that the elegance of its technology and its affect on our every day lives has almost been forgotten. Almost, but thanks to these women, not yet." --Aja Beech
www.examiner.com/
Slideshow here.
"The technology in the work ranges from printmaking to metal manipulations, infusing images from x-rays and creating sound installments. The unique format of the show allows for a history of technology within its display, as the viewer is shown items so entrenched in every day life that the elegance of its technology and its affect on our every day lives has almost been forgotten. Almost, but thanks to these women, not yet." --Aja Beech
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aja beech,
bonnie macallister,
danielle ferrell,
elaine m. erne,
examiner,
holy family 2012,
holy family university,
karen love cooler,
laura petrovich-cheney,
nicole patrice dul,
techknowledge
Bonnie MacAllister is a multimedia performance artist. She has performed at the New York Foundation of Arts and the Cat Cat Club in Paris, and her plays have been staged at the Shubin Theatre, Adrienne Theatre, and the Philadelphia Fringe Festival. Her artwork has been exhibited internationally including in Galeria 6 in Mexico, the Utopia Library in Italy, and the Delaware Art Museum. She curates the multimedia label Certain Circuits Media (www.certaincircuits.org) which is currently accepting submissions. Her twitter: @BonnieMacArt
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Sneak Peak
Congratulations to Karen Love Cooler who curated the Techknowledge exhibit at Holy Family University Gallery. On hand to assist Karen was Nicole Dul and Laura Petrovich-Cheney. The work is on exhibit from today until Sept. 26. The gallery is in the lower level of the Education and Technology Center. A reception and panel discussion will be on Sept. 20 from 6:30-7:30. So here's a quick peak of the exhibit....
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