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GEM Seminar - 2023 WINTER - VideoArtTV - Poster-REVISED3-01-01
ItalianCinemaTravels ALTERED TABLOID REV1-02
CICA - seyj poster FINAL[1861]
2023-03-17 - The Latin American Digital Politics & Culture Workshop (REVISED 2023-03-01)-0
2023-03-20 - WIP - Self Images and the Ethic of Reviewing (REVISED2)
2023-02-15 - VAS RG (WEB)-01
2023-02-23-WIP-Preliminary Materials-01
2023-01-26 - Jakob Kudsk Steensen Talk-R2
GEM Seminar - 2022-2023 - VideoArtTV - Poster FINAL 2-01-01
2022-12-01 - Glitch Feminism Reading Group (REVISED)
GEM LAB OPEN HOUSE 2022 POSTER-REVISED
2022-10-15 - My Trans Barbie Dream House-REVISEDV2-01
2022-10-05 - Materializing the Invasion-REVISED-01
2022-11-04 - Data Heresy and Censorship-NEW DATETIME (MAIN)-01
2022-11-17 - The Smoosh REVISED
Underglobalization
Steamrolling Disks
Subway
Graphic Landscape
Salemi Italy

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GEM Statement on Anti-Blackness and #BLM

There is an ambivalence, even heartbreak, in writing solidarity statements. Because they are so often used as “cover,” in the sense of business as usual or risk management, and because our banks, mobile phone providers, and the university itself has hijacked its language, branding affiliations. And yet to seek out and provide for solidarity and communion is essential. It is essential to our work as teachers and students, researchers and intellectuals, activists and organizers, pessimists and dreamers.

 

The Global Emergent Media Lab is committed to Black communities and anti-racist movements and to combatting ongoing colonial violence, police brutality, racial capitalism, and white supremacy. We believe in the work of scholars, activists, and organizers and in their demand to examine and to end white supremacy in its systemic, institutional, and everyday forms. We join communities all over the world in mourning and seeking justice for George Floyd, Breonna Taylor...

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Lab access

Location:

Faubourg Building 630.15

Concordia University - SGW Campus

1250 Guy Street, Montreal, QC

Buzz the intercom at the Fine Arts Graduate Research Labs door to gain entry. (FB. 630)

Membership / Access:

The GEM LAB is open for research affiliates, workshops, events and access to digital media equipment. For more information contact us.

Concordia Film Studies MA/PhD students can access lab assistance and resources through contacting the lab technician. 

For others click here.

 

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