September 2015

IAS faculty member Howard Hsu has published a portrait series of refugees in Germany on Mashable. "The Ones Who Found Refuge" provides views of Europe's migrant crisis through the faces of some of these people. 

IAS faculty members Aeron Bergman and Alejandra Salinas gave a talk about their work, recent projects, and INCA (their artist run space) at Photo Center NW, Seattle, on Thursday September 17th at 6:30 pm. This talk is

IAS alum Chad Bates (Global Studies, 2014) recently launched a live talk show and podcast called And...Discuss!?

Bates hopes to build a community that engages those that loved learning about and discussing serious issues in college, but don’t have a place to do that after graduation. In their 2nd show,

IAS faculty member micha cárdenas spoke at the Museum of Modern Art in New York on September 16, as part of the MoMA R&D series. The topic of the panel was "Fluid States" and included three artists and a curator discussing the ways that concepts of fluidity have played a role in government, art, and social justice movements. 

IAS faculty member Johanna Crane published invited comments on the new documentary film In the Shadow of Ebola on Somatosphere.net, a web site that covers the intersections of medical anthropology and science & technology studies.  Her comments...