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University of Lethbridge

Desiring machinations of Matertekhnologi

Abstract

Desiring Machinations of Matertekhnologi is an Individualized Multidisciplinary thesis that synthesizes feminist frameworks with new media art to investigate the mediated body in relation to communications technology. The thesis illustrates contemporary, twenty-first century artists working with feminist strategies, the body, performance and technological media. Theoretical discussions are developed that imagine or suggest new forms of subjectivity that could be experienced through artistic appropriation of communicative, networked and technological media. These discussions include my studio investigations and unfold around the following themes: corporeal feminism, body-based philosophy, a subversion or manipulation of consumer technologies through intervention, appropriation and performance, the politics of space and location through networked interaction, and the mediated body in relation to communication technologies through a valorization of embodiment and the senses.

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Authors
  • Andres, Kelly J.
  • University of Lethbridge. Faculty of Arts and Science

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Andres, Kelly J.; University of Lethbridge. Faculty of Arts and Science. Desiring machinations of Matertekhnologi. 2008.