Collaborative Practice and the Future of Memory, a panel/performance with John Q + our new collaborators E.G. Crichton and Rudy Lemcke as part of the 2012 National Queer Arts Festival in San Francisco, Sunday, June 10, 2012 at 6 pm, GLBT History Museum

Grab the May/June 2012 issue of Art Papers magazine to see my latest article, “Claire Culture: Milford Thomas and the Public Work of Filmmaking”

My collective, John Q, is proud to announce our 2011 award from Artadia: The Fund for Art and Dialogue and our 2012 Honorable Mention for the Allan Bérubé Award from the Committee on LGBT History of the American Historical Association.

Read my latest review for ArtsCriticATL about Benita Carr’s new work at Whitespace.

Midnight Bill, a broadcast collaboration with Chris Campbell on Georgia Tech’s WREK, 91.1 FM December 18-21, 2011. This project was conceived as a radio program memorial that explores connections between archived letters, music, sound, and personal narrative. Hacking Radio Data Systems technology enabled the use of scrolling text to underscore the audio broadcast with historical information and questions arising from theories of memory and forgetting. Read about it in Creative Loafing, Radio World, or look further into the project at AlwaysMyLove.

Midnight Bill: Part 4, Water from Joey Orr on Vimeo.

The Visual Scholarship Initiative recently partnered with Art Papers to bring Allan Sekula to Atlanta. Listen to the interview here.

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