SAN FRANCISCO—Workshop: Neurodivergent Media

Collaborate and develop a script and short film, and learn about video editing tools alongside fellow participants with artist and educator Allison Leigh Holt in this Neurodivergent Media workshop. This small-group workshop is intended for those interested in experimental media and video, and serves as an open invitation for attendees to participate in the co-creation of new disability narratives.

An art exhibition and three-part series of community events, Recoding CripTech reimagines enshrined notions of what a body can be or do through creative technologies, and how it can move, look, or communicate. As the term “crip” reclaims the word for disability culture and recognizes disability as a cultural and political identity, so too do artists hack technologies to dismantle barriers to access. By creating new kinds of social and sensory interactions with technology, these artists portend a crip aesthetic for media arts that honors the diversity of human bodies.

SOMArts Cultural Center
934 Brannan Street
San Francisco, CA 94103

The event will start at 6 pm and end at 9 pm on Thursday, February 20, 2020.

RSVP required.

All events are free and ADA accessible.
Street parking only.

For more information, go to somarts.org/events/recodingcriptech or contact Vanessa Chang, Curator, Vanessa@codame.com or Carolina Quintanilla, Curatorial Residency & Partnerships Director, Carolina@somarts.org, 415-863-1414

This exhibition is supported by California Humanities through a Humanities for All Quick Grant.