Beverly Semmes works across sculpture, painting, drawing, film, photography, and performance to probe the complexities of the female body and its representation
La Borinqueña is an original character and patriotic symbol presented in a classic superhero story created by graphic novelist Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez.
Dr. Elizabeth Hénaff is a computational biologist and designer who researches the way living beings interact with their environment.
Dr. Laine Nooney is a media scholar and historian of video games and personal computing.
Dr. Sandy Stone is an academic theorist, media theorist, author, and performance artist, and is considered a founder of the academic discipline of transgender studies.
Alan Warburton is a queer British artist whose technologically articulate practice has involved the production of short films, prints, sculptures, 3D models, AR and VR experiences.
During this one-day event hosted by CMU’s Center for Arts in Society, learn about the underlying narratives of settler colonialism in the United States.
Join Carnegie Mellon School of Art MFA candidates for five minute presentations about their research and practice.
In our increasingly walled world, and the surge of anti-immigrant sentiment everywhere, can the idea of citizenship be recuperated for more emancipatory and inclusive political and social agendas?
Founded by Anya Clark and Mitsuko Verdery, MICHIYAYA Dance creates multidisciplinary work that is queer, sensual, abstract, and physical.