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2025 begins with incremental migrations. Rebuilding narratives on bluesky + mastodon and hope to see you there 🌊

2025 begins with incremental migrations. Rebuilding narratives on bluesky + mastodon and hope to see you there 🌊

📺Inspired by the FRIES model of consent—Freely Given, Reversible, Informative, Enthusiastic, Specific—Artist Xin Xin,@xinemata tells us they developed “TogetherNet” alongside software developer, Charlotte Yaqing Wen, Eyebeam alums and lead project writer Neema Githere, and project advisor Lauren Lee McCarthy, @laurenleemack.
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TogetherNet, a “peer-to-peer communication software designed for micro communities to archive private and public chat logs,” connects the ideas of “sovereignty, democracy, and community as they relate to archives, including those in the digital sphere.” The project melds the ethos of data transparency and consent, with the purpose of transforming digital rights policies, such as the right to be forgotten, into an embodied practice that reimagines online social interaction and the protocols and architecture used to connect us all.
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To read the interview in its entirety, 🖇️link in bio 🖇
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Captions 🖼️ 1: Portrait of Eyebeam alum artist 2020-2021, Xin Xin. Courtesy of the artist; 🖼️ 3: Xin Xin, ‘Togethernet’ 2020-2021. Software and web application. Supported by Eyebeam through the 2020 Rapid Response for a Better Digital Age Fellowship; 🖼️ 4 + 5: Poster from workshops, facilitated by Dorothy R. Santos, @maestrasantos and Xin Xin, presented at Eyebeam and School of the Art Institute of Chicago, @saicpics “Consentful Protocol” series. Graphic Design by Livia Foldes, @liviatronic.


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📺Inspired by the FRIES model of consent—Freely Given, Reversible, Informative, Enthusiastic, Specific—Artist Xin Xin,@xinemata tells us they developed “TogetherNet” alongside software developer, Charlotte Yaqing Wen, Eyebeam alums and lead project writer Neema Githere, and project advisor Lauren Lee McCarthy, @laurenleemack.
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TogetherNet, a “peer-to-peer communication software designed for micro communities to archive private and public chat logs,” connects the ideas of “sovereignty, democracy, and community as they relate to archives, including those in the digital sphere.” The project melds the ethos of data transparency and consent, with the purpose of transforming digital rights policies, such as the right to be forgotten, into an embodied practice that reimagines online social interaction and the protocols and architecture used to connect us all.
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To read the interview in its entirety, 🖇️link in bio 🖇
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Captions 🖼️ 1: Portrait of Eyebeam alum artist 2020-2021, Xin Xin. Courtesy of the artist; 🖼️ 3: Xin Xin, ‘Togethernet’ 2020-2021. Software and web application. Supported by Eyebeam through the 2020 Rapid Response for a Better Digital Age Fellowship; 🖼️ 4 + 5: Poster from workshops, facilitated by Dorothy R. Santos, @maestrasantos and Xin Xin, presented at Eyebeam and School of the Art Institute of Chicago, @saicpics “Consentful Protocol” series. Graphic Design by Livia Foldes, @liviatronic.


📝ID in Alt-text.

📺Inspired by the FRIES model of consent—Freely Given, Reversible, Informative, Enthusiastic, Specific—Artist Xin Xin,@xinemata tells us they developed “TogetherNet” alongside software developer, Charlotte Yaqing Wen, Eyebeam alums and lead project writer Neema Githere, and project advisor Lauren Lee McCarthy, @laurenleemack.
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TogetherNet, a “peer-to-peer communication software designed for micro communities to archive private and public chat logs,” connects the ideas of “sovereignty, democracy, and community as they relate to archives, including those in the digital sphere.” The project melds the ethos of data transparency and consent, with the purpose of transforming digital rights policies, such as the right to be forgotten, into an embodied practice that reimagines online social interaction and the protocols and architecture used to connect us all.
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To read the interview in its entirety, 🖇️link in bio 🖇
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Captions 🖼️ 1: Portrait of Eyebeam alum artist 2020-2021, Xin Xin. Courtesy of the artist; 🖼️ 3: Xin Xin, ‘Togethernet’ 2020-2021. Software and web application. Supported by Eyebeam through the 2020 Rapid Response for a Better Digital Age Fellowship; 🖼️ 4 + 5: Poster from workshops, facilitated by Dorothy R. Santos, @maestrasantos and Xin Xin, presented at Eyebeam and School of the Art Institute of Chicago, @saicpics “Consentful Protocol” series. Graphic Design by Livia Foldes, @liviatronic.


📝ID in Alt-text.

📺Inspired by the FRIES model of consent—Freely Given, Reversible, Informative, Enthusiastic, Specific—Artist Xin Xin,@xinemata tells us they developed “TogetherNet” alongside software developer, Charlotte Yaqing Wen, Eyebeam alums and lead project writer Neema Githere, and project advisor Lauren Lee McCarthy, @laurenleemack.
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TogetherNet, a “peer-to-peer communication software designed for micro communities to archive private and public chat logs,” connects the ideas of “sovereignty, democracy, and community as they relate to archives, including those in the digital sphere.” The project melds the ethos of data transparency and consent, with the purpose of transforming digital rights policies, such as the right to be forgotten, into an embodied practice that reimagines online social interaction and the protocols and architecture used to connect us all.
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To read the interview in its entirety, 🖇️link in bio 🖇
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Captions 🖼️ 1: Portrait of Eyebeam alum artist 2020-2021, Xin Xin. Courtesy of the artist; 🖼️ 3: Xin Xin, ‘Togethernet’ 2020-2021. Software and web application. Supported by Eyebeam through the 2020 Rapid Response for a Better Digital Age Fellowship; 🖼️ 4 + 5: Poster from workshops, facilitated by Dorothy R. Santos, @maestrasantos and Xin Xin, presented at Eyebeam and School of the Art Institute of Chicago, @saicpics “Consentful Protocol” series. Graphic Design by Livia Foldes, @liviatronic.


📝ID in Alt-text.

📺Inspired by the FRIES model of consent—Freely Given, Reversible, Informative, Enthusiastic, Specific—Artist Xin Xin,@xinemata tells us they developed “TogetherNet” alongside software developer, Charlotte Yaqing Wen, Eyebeam alums and lead project writer Neema Githere, and project advisor Lauren Lee McCarthy, @laurenleemack.
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TogetherNet, a “peer-to-peer communication software designed for micro communities to archive private and public chat logs,” connects the ideas of “sovereignty, democracy, and community as they relate to archives, including those in the digital sphere.” The project melds the ethos of data transparency and consent, with the purpose of transforming digital rights policies, such as the right to be forgotten, into an embodied practice that reimagines online social interaction and the protocols and architecture used to connect us all.
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To read the interview in its entirety, 🖇️link in bio 🖇
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Captions 🖼️ 1: Portrait of Eyebeam alum artist 2020-2021, Xin Xin. Courtesy of the artist; 🖼️ 3: Xin Xin, ‘Togethernet’ 2020-2021. Software and web application. Supported by Eyebeam through the 2020 Rapid Response for a Better Digital Age Fellowship; 🖼️ 4 + 5: Poster from workshops, facilitated by Dorothy R. Santos, @maestrasantos and Xin Xin, presented at Eyebeam and School of the Art Institute of Chicago, @saicpics “Consentful Protocol” series. Graphic Design by Livia Foldes, @liviatronic.


📝ID in Alt-text.

Visited the @_solar_lab in Brussels and met the impeccable duo @joanielemercier and @juliettebibasse. I left feeling so inspired by the environmentally friendly media art they’ve been diligently conceiving, powered by the wind and the sun. The duo is going on a journey across the Atlantic on a boat, setting up a temporary art studio on the ocean before landing in NYC and the West Coast. Wishing you the best of luck 🌊🚢

Visited the @_solar_lab in Brussels and met the impeccable duo @joanielemercier and @juliettebibasse. I left feeling so inspired by the environmentally friendly media art they’ve been diligently conceiving, powered by the wind and the sun. The duo is going on a journey across the Atlantic on a boat, setting up a temporary art studio on the ocean before landing in NYC and the West Coast. Wishing you the best of luck 🌊🚢

Visited the @_solar_lab in Brussels and met the impeccable duo @joanielemercier and @juliettebibasse. I left feeling so inspired by the environmentally friendly media art they’ve been diligently conceiving, powered by the wind and the sun. The duo is going on a journey across the Atlantic on a boat, setting up a temporary art studio on the ocean before landing in NYC and the West Coast. Wishing you the best of luck 🌊🚢

Visited the @_solar_lab in Brussels and met the impeccable duo @joanielemercier and @juliettebibasse. I left feeling so inspired by the environmentally friendly media art they’ve been diligently conceiving, powered by the wind and the sun. The duo is going on a journey across the Atlantic on a boat, setting up a temporary art studio on the ocean before landing in NYC and the West Coast. Wishing you the best of luck 🌊🚢

Visited the @_solar_lab in Brussels and met the impeccable duo @joanielemercier and @juliettebibasse. I left feeling so inspired by the environmentally friendly media art they’ve been diligently conceiving, powered by the wind and the sun. The duo is going on a journey across the Atlantic on a boat, setting up a temporary art studio on the ocean before landing in NYC and the West Coast. Wishing you the best of luck 🌊🚢

It was a blessing to be a visiting critic at @shihchien.design in Taipei, and meeting the wonderful faculty and undergraduate students at @communications.design_sccd 🙌🏼

It was a blessing to be a visiting critic at @shihchien.design in Taipei, and meeting the wonderful faculty and undergraduate students at @communications.design_sccd 🙌🏼

It was a blessing to be a visiting critic at @shihchien.design in Taipei, and meeting the wonderful faculty and undergraduate students at @communications.design_sccd 🙌🏼

It was a blessing to be a visiting critic at @shihchien.design in Taipei, and meeting the wonderful faculty and undergraduate students at @communications.design_sccd 🙌🏼

It was a blessing to be a visiting critic at @shihchien.design in Taipei, and meeting the wonderful faculty and undergraduate students at @communications.design_sccd 🙌🏼

It was a blessing to be a visiting critic at @shihchien.design in Taipei, and meeting the wonderful faculty and undergraduate students at @communications.design_sccd 🙌🏼

🔊Join us at (@Secret_Riso_Club) on Monday, November 17, 6 - 8:30 PM ET, to welcome Xin Xin, @xinemata, back to the East Coast for an evening conversation with Bahareh Khoshoee, @khoshoee, and moderator Julia Kaganskiy, @juliaxgulia.

Eyebeam Artist Alum Xin Xin’s bio:
Xin Xin (林心瑜) is a Taiwanese-American cultural producer exploring community-driven technology in creative and educational spaces. As creator of @togethernet and co-editor of the Critical Coding Cookbook https://criticalcode.recipes, Xin advocates for liberatory software culture through the reclamation and subversion of power dynamics embedded within digital systems.
Born in Taipei and raised in Massachusetts, Xin brings a multicultural perspective to questions of technology and sovereignty. Identifying as non-binary and anarcho-feminist, their genre-nonconforming practice weaves together art, education, organizing, and technological experimentation—interrogating who controls technology, who benefits from it, and the power of collectives in building a more equitable digital future. An Eyebeam Rapid Response for a Better Digital Future Fellow and @sundanceorg Art of Practice Fellow, Xin’s work has been exhibited internationally at @arselectronica, @humanresourcesla, @zku.berlin, and @kunstvereinwolfsburg. They have been a resident artist at @massmoca, @santafeartinstitute, and @pluginica. Xin works with @processingorg to support open-source software for artists and teaches as Assistant Professor of Interaction and Media Design at @thenewschool, where they work with emerging practitioners to develop critical and socially-engaged approaches to technology and design.
🔗RSVP link in bio🔗
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🖼️ Portrait of Eyebeam alum Xin Xin, photo courtesy of the artist.

📝IDs in Alt-text.

This November, Eyebeam presents Urgent Inquiries, artist alum conversations hosted at Secret Riso Club (@Secret_Riso_Club). Rooted in inquiry and work from our alumni community, the new season of programming will kick off with a space and platform to discuss and examine urgent topics. We invite you all to join us in exploring how, as makers, we collectively think and act through hyper-contemporary issues we care about most in the arts, tech, and society.
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1️⃣On Tuesday, Nov. 11 from 6 to 8:30 PM ET, in our first program, we welcome Eyebeam alumni, artists Ari Melenciano (@ariciano) of Afrotectopia, @afrotectopia, whose work investigates our social and cultural relations using new media frameworks, and Tega Brain (@tegabrain), and Sam Lavigne (@samlavigne) who employ digital sabotage to frame climate crises and its mitigation in legible ways. NOV 11: luma.com/2jrex85x
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2️⃣On Monday, Nov. 17 from 6 to 8:30 PM ET, the second iteration of Urgent Inquiries welcomes Eyebeam alum artists Bahareh Khoshooee (@khoshooee), whose use of technology captures the slippier qualities of diasporic geographies, surveillance, and erasure, and Xin Xin (@xinemata) of Processing Foundation (@processingorg), whose work in creating alternative digital spaces of social engagement is based on the principles of data transparency, community practice, and consent. NOV 17: luma.com/z0hj05mr
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📝IDs in Alt-text.

Captions:
Slide 2: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Ari Melenciano, photo courtesy of the artist;
Slide 3: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Tega Brain. Photo credit: Deonté Lee (@eclectic.nomad), BFA;
Slide 4: Portrait of ECFJ alum Sam Lavigne, photo courtesy of the artist. (https://lav.io/training/);
Slide 5: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Bahareh Khoshooee, photo courtesy of the artist;
Slide 6: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Xin Xin, photo courtesy of the artist.

This November, Eyebeam presents Urgent Inquiries, artist alum conversations hosted at Secret Riso Club (@Secret_Riso_Club). Rooted in inquiry and work from our alumni community, the new season of programming will kick off with a space and platform to discuss and examine urgent topics. We invite you all to join us in exploring how, as makers, we collectively think and act through hyper-contemporary issues we care about most in the arts, tech, and society.
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1️⃣On Tuesday, Nov. 11 from 6 to 8:30 PM ET, in our first program, we welcome Eyebeam alumni, artists Ari Melenciano (@ariciano) of Afrotectopia, @afrotectopia, whose work investigates our social and cultural relations using new media frameworks, and Tega Brain (@tegabrain), and Sam Lavigne (@samlavigne) who employ digital sabotage to frame climate crises and its mitigation in legible ways. NOV 11: luma.com/2jrex85x
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2️⃣On Monday, Nov. 17 from 6 to 8:30 PM ET, the second iteration of Urgent Inquiries welcomes Eyebeam alum artists Bahareh Khoshooee (@khoshooee), whose use of technology captures the slippier qualities of diasporic geographies, surveillance, and erasure, and Xin Xin (@xinemata) of Processing Foundation (@processingorg), whose work in creating alternative digital spaces of social engagement is based on the principles of data transparency, community practice, and consent. NOV 17: luma.com/z0hj05mr
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📝IDs in Alt-text.

Captions:
Slide 2: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Ari Melenciano, photo courtesy of the artist;
Slide 3: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Tega Brain. Photo credit: Deonté Lee (@eclectic.nomad), BFA;
Slide 4: Portrait of ECFJ alum Sam Lavigne, photo courtesy of the artist. (https://lav.io/training/);
Slide 5: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Bahareh Khoshooee, photo courtesy of the artist;
Slide 6: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Xin Xin, photo courtesy of the artist.

This November, Eyebeam presents Urgent Inquiries, artist alum conversations hosted at Secret Riso Club (@Secret_Riso_Club). Rooted in inquiry and work from our alumni community, the new season of programming will kick off with a space and platform to discuss and examine urgent topics. We invite you all to join us in exploring how, as makers, we collectively think and act through hyper-contemporary issues we care about most in the arts, tech, and society.
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1️⃣On Tuesday, Nov. 11 from 6 to 8:30 PM ET, in our first program, we welcome Eyebeam alumni, artists Ari Melenciano (@ariciano) of Afrotectopia, @afrotectopia, whose work investigates our social and cultural relations using new media frameworks, and Tega Brain (@tegabrain), and Sam Lavigne (@samlavigne) who employ digital sabotage to frame climate crises and its mitigation in legible ways. NOV 11: luma.com/2jrex85x
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2️⃣On Monday, Nov. 17 from 6 to 8:30 PM ET, the second iteration of Urgent Inquiries welcomes Eyebeam alum artists Bahareh Khoshooee (@khoshooee), whose use of technology captures the slippier qualities of diasporic geographies, surveillance, and erasure, and Xin Xin (@xinemata) of Processing Foundation (@processingorg), whose work in creating alternative digital spaces of social engagement is based on the principles of data transparency, community practice, and consent. NOV 17: luma.com/z0hj05mr
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📝IDs in Alt-text.

Captions:
Slide 2: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Ari Melenciano, photo courtesy of the artist;
Slide 3: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Tega Brain. Photo credit: Deonté Lee (@eclectic.nomad), BFA;
Slide 4: Portrait of ECFJ alum Sam Lavigne, photo courtesy of the artist. (https://lav.io/training/);
Slide 5: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Bahareh Khoshooee, photo courtesy of the artist;
Slide 6: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Xin Xin, photo courtesy of the artist.

This November, Eyebeam presents Urgent Inquiries, artist alum conversations hosted at Secret Riso Club (@Secret_Riso_Club). Rooted in inquiry and work from our alumni community, the new season of programming will kick off with a space and platform to discuss and examine urgent topics. We invite you all to join us in exploring how, as makers, we collectively think and act through hyper-contemporary issues we care about most in the arts, tech, and society.
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1️⃣On Tuesday, Nov. 11 from 6 to 8:30 PM ET, in our first program, we welcome Eyebeam alumni, artists Ari Melenciano (@ariciano) of Afrotectopia, @afrotectopia, whose work investigates our social and cultural relations using new media frameworks, and Tega Brain (@tegabrain), and Sam Lavigne (@samlavigne) who employ digital sabotage to frame climate crises and its mitigation in legible ways. NOV 11: luma.com/2jrex85x
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2️⃣On Monday, Nov. 17 from 6 to 8:30 PM ET, the second iteration of Urgent Inquiries welcomes Eyebeam alum artists Bahareh Khoshooee (@khoshooee), whose use of technology captures the slippier qualities of diasporic geographies, surveillance, and erasure, and Xin Xin (@xinemata) of Processing Foundation (@processingorg), whose work in creating alternative digital spaces of social engagement is based on the principles of data transparency, community practice, and consent. NOV 17: luma.com/z0hj05mr
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📝IDs in Alt-text.

Captions:
Slide 2: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Ari Melenciano, photo courtesy of the artist;
Slide 3: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Tega Brain. Photo credit: Deonté Lee (@eclectic.nomad), BFA;
Slide 4: Portrait of ECFJ alum Sam Lavigne, photo courtesy of the artist. (https://lav.io/training/);
Slide 5: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Bahareh Khoshooee, photo courtesy of the artist;
Slide 6: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Xin Xin, photo courtesy of the artist.

This November, Eyebeam presents Urgent Inquiries, artist alum conversations hosted at Secret Riso Club (@Secret_Riso_Club). Rooted in inquiry and work from our alumni community, the new season of programming will kick off with a space and platform to discuss and examine urgent topics. We invite you all to join us in exploring how, as makers, we collectively think and act through hyper-contemporary issues we care about most in the arts, tech, and society.
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1️⃣On Tuesday, Nov. 11 from 6 to 8:30 PM ET, in our first program, we welcome Eyebeam alumni, artists Ari Melenciano (@ariciano) of Afrotectopia, @afrotectopia, whose work investigates our social and cultural relations using new media frameworks, and Tega Brain (@tegabrain), and Sam Lavigne (@samlavigne) who employ digital sabotage to frame climate crises and its mitigation in legible ways. NOV 11: luma.com/2jrex85x
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2️⃣On Monday, Nov. 17 from 6 to 8:30 PM ET, the second iteration of Urgent Inquiries welcomes Eyebeam alum artists Bahareh Khoshooee (@khoshooee), whose use of technology captures the slippier qualities of diasporic geographies, surveillance, and erasure, and Xin Xin (@xinemata) of Processing Foundation (@processingorg), whose work in creating alternative digital spaces of social engagement is based on the principles of data transparency, community practice, and consent. NOV 17: luma.com/z0hj05mr
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📝IDs in Alt-text.

Captions:
Slide 2: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Ari Melenciano, photo courtesy of the artist;
Slide 3: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Tega Brain. Photo credit: Deonté Lee (@eclectic.nomad), BFA;
Slide 4: Portrait of ECFJ alum Sam Lavigne, photo courtesy of the artist. (https://lav.io/training/);
Slide 5: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Bahareh Khoshooee, photo courtesy of the artist;
Slide 6: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Xin Xin, photo courtesy of the artist.

This November, Eyebeam presents Urgent Inquiries, artist alum conversations hosted at Secret Riso Club (@Secret_Riso_Club). Rooted in inquiry and work from our alumni community, the new season of programming will kick off with a space and platform to discuss and examine urgent topics. We invite you all to join us in exploring how, as makers, we collectively think and act through hyper-contemporary issues we care about most in the arts, tech, and society.
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1️⃣On Tuesday, Nov. 11 from 6 to 8:30 PM ET, in our first program, we welcome Eyebeam alumni, artists Ari Melenciano (@ariciano) of Afrotectopia, @afrotectopia, whose work investigates our social and cultural relations using new media frameworks, and Tega Brain (@tegabrain), and Sam Lavigne (@samlavigne) who employ digital sabotage to frame climate crises and its mitigation in legible ways. NOV 11: luma.com/2jrex85x
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2️⃣On Monday, Nov. 17 from 6 to 8:30 PM ET, the second iteration of Urgent Inquiries welcomes Eyebeam alum artists Bahareh Khoshooee (@khoshooee), whose use of technology captures the slippier qualities of diasporic geographies, surveillance, and erasure, and Xin Xin (@xinemata) of Processing Foundation (@processingorg), whose work in creating alternative digital spaces of social engagement is based on the principles of data transparency, community practice, and consent. NOV 17: luma.com/z0hj05mr
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📝IDs in Alt-text.

Captions:
Slide 2: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Ari Melenciano, photo courtesy of the artist;
Slide 3: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Tega Brain. Photo credit: Deonté Lee (@eclectic.nomad), BFA;
Slide 4: Portrait of ECFJ alum Sam Lavigne, photo courtesy of the artist. (https://lav.io/training/);
Slide 5: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Bahareh Khoshooee, photo courtesy of the artist;
Slide 6: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Xin Xin, photo courtesy of the artist.

This November, Eyebeam presents Urgent Inquiries, artist alum conversations hosted at Secret Riso Club (@Secret_Riso_Club). Rooted in inquiry and work from our alumni community, the new season of programming will kick off with a space and platform to discuss and examine urgent topics. We invite you all to join us in exploring how, as makers, we collectively think and act through hyper-contemporary issues we care about most in the arts, tech, and society.
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1️⃣On Tuesday, Nov. 11 from 6 to 8:30 PM ET, in our first program, we welcome Eyebeam alumni, artists Ari Melenciano (@ariciano) of Afrotectopia, @afrotectopia, whose work investigates our social and cultural relations using new media frameworks, and Tega Brain (@tegabrain), and Sam Lavigne (@samlavigne) who employ digital sabotage to frame climate crises and its mitigation in legible ways. NOV 11: luma.com/2jrex85x
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2️⃣On Monday, Nov. 17 from 6 to 8:30 PM ET, the second iteration of Urgent Inquiries welcomes Eyebeam alum artists Bahareh Khoshooee (@khoshooee), whose use of technology captures the slippier qualities of diasporic geographies, surveillance, and erasure, and Xin Xin (@xinemata) of Processing Foundation (@processingorg), whose work in creating alternative digital spaces of social engagement is based on the principles of data transparency, community practice, and consent. NOV 17: luma.com/z0hj05mr
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📝IDs in Alt-text.

Captions:
Slide 2: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Ari Melenciano, photo courtesy of the artist;
Slide 3: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Tega Brain. Photo credit: Deonté Lee (@eclectic.nomad), BFA;
Slide 4: Portrait of ECFJ alum Sam Lavigne, photo courtesy of the artist. (https://lav.io/training/);
Slide 5: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Bahareh Khoshooee, photo courtesy of the artist;
Slide 6: Portrait of Eyebeam alum Xin Xin, photo courtesy of the artist.

Tune in a new podcast episode to listen to the most amazing Xin Xin💙 @xinemata : an artist currently making socially-engaged software that explores the possibilities of reshaping language and power relations. Xin is a multi-talented person, a dreamer, an inspiration, someone who embodies community love and collective liberation - in this episode they share around the current context of the US and its agressive push towards Gen AI, why we need to move away from the one-off honorarium and build more sustainable economic models for community-driven technology.

Link in bio you already know 🫰🏾🎙️💞

Happy two years with the most magical and talented human I’ve ever met @abirambrizuela 💗

Happy two years with the most magical and talented human I’ve ever met @abirambrizuela 💗

Happy two years with the most magical and talented human I’ve ever met @abirambrizuela 💗

Happy two years with the most magical and talented human I’ve ever met @abirambrizuela 💗

Happy two years with the most magical and talented human I’ve ever met @abirambrizuela 💗

Happy two years with the most magical and talented human I’ve ever met @abirambrizuela 💗

Happy two years with the most magical and talented human I’ve ever met @abirambrizuela 💗

Happy two years with the most magical and talented human I’ve ever met @abirambrizuela 💗

Happy two years with the most magical and talented human I’ve ever met @abirambrizuela 💗

Happy two years with the most magical and talented human I’ve ever met @abirambrizuela 💗

The Critical Coding Cookbook PDF Reader is now downloadable at criticalcode.recipes/downloads. The 276 pages of delicious reading includes hyperlinks to code examples and it’s printer-friendly 🍥

Special thanks to @munusshih for turning the website into a book 🍢

Issue 1 includes contributions by Kit Kuksenok, Lauren Lee McCarthy, Noam Youngrak Son, Morgan Green, Kathy Wu, evelyn masso, Dorothy R. Santos, Sara Rivera, Tegan Bristow, Lavannya Surresh, Shafali J, Micah A, Sanketh K, Echo Theohar, Kevin Lee, Shayna Robinson, Anuradha Reddy, Nancy Mauro-Flude (sister0.tv), Roopa Vasudevan, Kemi Sijuwade-Ukadike, Joana Chicau, Renick Bell, Becca Rose, Mario Guzman, Winnie Yoe, Annina Rüst, and Tamara Moura Costa.

Deeply moving and urgent, Between the Lines: Generations of Books, a new work by @ina_ccchen opened at @culturehub_org. “For the Chinese, a historical divide compresses what would be 4 centuries of European upheaval into a mere 40 years, splitting a generation into disparate eras.“

Deeply moving and urgent, Between the Lines: Generations of Books, a new work by @ina_ccchen opened at @culturehub_org. “For the Chinese, a historical divide compresses what would be 4 centuries of European upheaval into a mere 40 years, splitting a generation into disparate eras.“

👾Introducing our residency mentors👾 Meet the wonderful Xin Xin @xinemata 💟

For our upcoming residency 🌐Coalition Building in times of AI: intersecting struggles🌐 the selected residents will have access to creative sparring with four artists/activists/thinkers from the Dreaming Beyond AI community. They will be present during the in-person part of the residency and will be part of the jury for selecting the residents.

For this residency program, Dreaming Beyond AI is collaborating with ifa – Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen @ifa.visualarts and @konvent_residencia

👾Introducing our residency mentors👾 Meet the wonderful Xin Xin @xinemata 💟

For our upcoming residency 🌐Coalition Building in times of AI: intersecting struggles🌐 the selected residents will have access to creative sparring with four artists/activists/thinkers from the Dreaming Beyond AI community. They will be present during the in-person part of the residency and will be part of the jury for selecting the residents.

For this residency program, Dreaming Beyond AI is collaborating with ifa – Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen @ifa.visualarts and @konvent_residencia

👾Introducing our residency mentors👾 Meet the wonderful Xin Xin @xinemata 💟

For our upcoming residency 🌐Coalition Building in times of AI: intersecting struggles🌐 the selected residents will have access to creative sparring with four artists/activists/thinkers from the Dreaming Beyond AI community. They will be present during the in-person part of the residency and will be part of the jury for selecting the residents.

For this residency program, Dreaming Beyond AI is collaborating with ifa – Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen @ifa.visualarts and @konvent_residencia

Is your AI project rooted in the struggles of the people?

In 2025, I’ll be joining @dreamingbeyondai’s hybrid residency as a mentor. Partially taking place in Barcelona, Spain, the program focuses on coalition building in times of AI - an artist-activist residency exploring the production and nurturing of resistance coalitions from those impacted by technological harm.

I’ll be mentoring artists and activists who engage with topics around tools-production to organise against AI violence, resistance coalition-nurturing and digital knowledge archiving.

Visit @dreamingbeyondai for application links.

Is your AI project rooted in the struggles of the people?

In 2025, I’ll be joining @dreamingbeyondai’s hybrid residency as a mentor. Partially taking place in Barcelona, Spain, the program focuses on coalition building in times of AI - an artist-activist residency exploring the production and nurturing of resistance coalitions from those impacted by technological harm.

I’ll be mentoring artists and activists who engage with topics around tools-production to organise against AI violence, resistance coalition-nurturing and digital knowledge archiving.

Visit @dreamingbeyondai for application links.

Is your AI project rooted in the struggles of the people?

In 2025, I’ll be joining @dreamingbeyondai’s hybrid residency as a mentor. Partially taking place in Barcelona, Spain, the program focuses on coalition building in times of AI - an artist-activist residency exploring the production and nurturing of resistance coalitions from those impacted by technological harm.

I’ll be mentoring artists and activists who engage with topics around tools-production to organise against AI violence, resistance coalition-nurturing and digital knowledge archiving.

Visit @dreamingbeyondai for application links.