Dr. Jaime Lee Kirtz
@jaimekirtz
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Asst Prof @ ASU | Critical Algorithm Studies. Feminist Technoscience. Media Archaeology. | She/her. #FirstGen
Vancouver, BC
Joined October 2014
RT @ASU_ArtsMedia: This week, explore the Data Feminism Exhibit at Stauffer Gallery! Discover data visualization through student projects f…
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ASU is hiring TT asst prof in #gamestudies for scholars w/ creative &/or critical approaches to games (esp intersections w/ Indig/Black/Queer/Gender studies) Apps still accepted! @GamesInstitute @SCMS_VideoGames @acmchiplay
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RT @sarahbmyers: I strongly agree w concerns about the concentration of AI power, but disagree that open source AI provides respite. In man…
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RT @ASU_ArtsMedia: Professor Jaime Lee Kirtz of the School of Arts, Media and Engineering has a chapter published in the book, “Challenges…
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Congratulations to @lychee_fan, who produced incredible, insightful work with Unseen Hands. So happy that so many amazing scholars are getting the recognition they deserve this week!
The N. Katherine Hayles award goes to @lychee_fan and the team of The Digital Review issue 1 #ELOitalia, Runner up to Twinings by @AnaSalter and @StuartMoulthrop
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It is hard to put into words how incredibly happy I am for @srajabi! Congratulations to an amazing scholar (and dear friend) whose work on trauma, meaning making and digital worlds makes vital contributions to the field(s).
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@srajabi @onepeloton @ConanOBrien The Conan interview with Stephen Colbert is also a really lovely listen about grief and loss.
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@shannonmattern Wonderful! Not sure if you have seen these, but adapting something like these cards might be fun too.
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@shannonmattern Cultural probes. These are collections of materials and open-ended, interpretative tasks meant to generate dialogue, evoke reflection and reveal things that are not usually accessible or visible.
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I was lucky enough to take part in a summer residency program @McLuhanCHI in 2017 with @sarahrsharma. Here is her engaging & important reading on how feminist re-understandings of McLuhan enhance our discussions about technology as an essential part of intersectional experience.
Excited to share @sarahrsharma's preface and intro to Re-Understanding Media is available now!
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@JasmineMcNealy In addition to the amazing list of titles already suggested: -Captivating Technology edited by Ruha Benjamin -Discriminating Data by Wendy Chun
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