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ATC Lecture— Sarah Thornton

Sarah Thornton is a writer and sociologist of art. Formerly the chief correspondent on contemporary art for The Economist, Thornton has written for many other publications, including Artforum, the Guardian, and The New Yorker, and has contributed to broadcasts at the BBC, NPR, and ZDF. A frequent guest speaker, she has given talks and participated in panels at museums, universities, and literary festivals around the world. Thornton has a BA in art history and a PhD in sociology. [...] [...]
HTNM Lecture – Ahmed Ghappour – ”Machine Generated Culpability”

UC Hastings professor Dr. Ahmed Ghappour discusses the constitutional issues that may result from the rising tide of advanced technology to be used in the military and espionage. [...]
Regents Lecture - Brewster Kahle - Digital v. Material Culture

The Regents Lectureship program brings acclaimed Internet entrepreneur and activist, digital librarian, and computer engineer Brewster Kahle upon campus to discuss the implications of a culture where media and information is digitalized opposed to being material and physically present. [...]
Meet John Scott

He may not have taken an art class since middle school, but John Scott is changing the landscape of arts education through online learning. [...]
The Peter Lyman Graduate Fellowship

The Lyman Fellowship is open! Applications for the summer of 2016 are due February 1st, 2016! [...]

ATC Lecture— Sarah Thornton