Beginning Friday, September 6, the Theory Center Reading Group embarks on a semester-long study of Black Metamorphosis, the never-published masterpiece by Caribbean theorist, novelist, and dramatist Sylvia Wynter. The group will be guided by three conveners, Carlos Gil (Comparative Literature), Faye Gleisser (Art History), and Judith Rodriguez (Gender Studies). Join us each Friday at 2pm in Maxwell Hall.
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This semester, the Grunwald Gallery hosts Blurring the Lines: Art at the Intersection of Human and Artificial Creativity. The exhibition showcases works that explore the evolving relationship between human ingenuity and artificial intelligence. The exhibition highlights ways in which artists engage with AI technologies, reshaping our understanding of artistic practice, consciousness, and identity. Gallery talks and a roundtable discussion will be held on October 30.
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This summer, CAHI will host the Console-ing Passions 2024, an iternational conference on Television, Video, Audio, New Media and Feminism, at IU Bloomington on June 20 - 22, 2024. Registration and a provisional program are available now!
Learn moreCAHI cares about the research and creative activity of our faculty and graduate students in the arts and humanities. We offer several funding opportunities to support this vital work, including research fellowships, travel grants, and Global Gateway grants. We also provide funds to support conferences, performances, exhibitions, workshops, and more.
Banner image: Opening reception for Light/Matter: The Intersection of Photography and Printmaking, an exhibition at the Grunwald Gallery, Fall 2017.
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