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{{Event
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|Event display name=Hacking old tech: Mystic Hotline
|Event display name=Hacking old tech: Mystic Hotline
|Date Start=2023-06-29
|Date Start=2023-06-29 6:00 PM
|Date End=2023-06-29
|Date End=2023-06-29 8:00 PM
|Event image=File:MoHA 20230629 HackingOldTech 0001.png
|Event description=Artist Rachel Simone Weil presents her interactive media project Mystic Hotline and talks through her process of hacking older technology as an ecological, political, and playful art practice. Weil also discusses the importance of working in line with your values when using technology in art.
|Event description=Artist Rachel Simone Weil presents her interactive media project Mystic Hotline and talks through her process of hacking older technology as an ecological, political, and playful art practice. Weil also discusses the importance of working in line with your values when using technology in art.


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This event was created for the CATS+ Interactive Cinema Residency.
This event was created for the CATS+ Interactive Cinema Residency.
|Event format=Workshop
|Event medium=Interactive; Media Art; Q&A; Video
|Associated Program=CATS+
|Funded by=Grant for Technology Opportunities Program (GTOPs); National Endowment for the Arts
|Funded by=Grant for Technology Opportunities Program (GTOPs); National Endowment for the Arts
|Associated Program=CATS+
|Event artist=Rachel Simone Weil
|Event artist=Rachel Simone Weil
|Event format=Workshop
|Event admission type=Free
|Event medium=Interactive; Media Art; Q&A; Video
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|Is public=Yes
|Airtable Last Modified=2023-11-25 2:20 PM
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Revision as of 10:05, November 26, 2023


Event Info
Date 06.29.23
Time 6pm–8pm
Format
Medium
Admission Free


Artist Rachel Simone Weil presents her interactive media project Mystic Hotline and talks through her process of hacking older technology as an ecological, political, and playful art practice. Weil also discusses the importance of working in line with your values when using technology in art.

This event was created for the CATS+ Interactive Cinema Residency.