//May 27th 10am-3:30pm //May 28th 10am-3:30pm //Room 3.04, 3/F, Run Run Shaw Tower //University of Hong Kong //May 29th 10:30 to 11:45 am //M+Museum This conference resituates video aesthetics within distinct regional geographies of Asia and the Pacific. It examines the role played by changing technologies and infrastructures (such as broadcast, cable, satellite television, the internet, smartphone applications, streaming platforms, gaming, etc.) in shaping the experience, fo

//March 27th 10am-5pm //March 28th 10am-2pm //Heyman Center //Columbia University Is a philosophy of technology out-of-date even as it arrives, just as Minerva’s owl takes flight only at dusk? Even so, the idea of technopolitical form has arguably been influential, if only as concrete thought or as real abstraction. If struggle becomes political only by acquiring form, the modes of mediating form are technopolitical. Technopolitical form names a battlefield where alliances ac

w/ Meredith Bak and Pat Bonner Respondant: Dr. Haidee Wasson Friday, April 17th, 2026 2:00-4:00 PM GEM Lab, FB 630.15 As film moves to television and television to our pockets, the material conditions of everyday media consumption appear once again to have changed. But not only are past and present media practices more varied, unpredictable, and historically-rooted, they also challenge the (still dominant) visual-centricism of spectatorship studies. Indeed, our sensory experi