HASTAC 2023 Exhibition

Building on the HASTAC 2023 Conference theme, “Critical Making & Social Justice,” this exhibition brings together artists and academics exploring themes of materiality, embodiment, and social embeddedness.

Their work spans physical and digital media, tactile and ephemeral experiences, across topics of gender, language, migration, ecologies, health, and digital culture, to name only a few. Within the exhibition, a collection of work—Creative Futures—features graduate students and early-career scholars presenting their research through visual, material, or otherwise creative means.

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For more information about the artists and their works, please visit https://hastac2023.sched.com/overview/type/Exhibits

Curated by Deb Caponera, Tereza Chanaki, Rachel Daniell, Nick Dease, Xinyi Li, Ted Ngai, Nancy Smith, and Chris Alen Sula. Creative Futures curated by Nikki Stevens and Molly Morin.

HASTAC is the Humanities, Arts, Science, and Technology Alliance and Collaboratory, one of the world’s first and oldest academic networks with over 18,000 members from more than 400 affiliate organizations.

Pratt Institute is situated in Lenapehoking, the traditional and unceded homeland of the Lenape, past, present, and future.