Mimi Ọnụọha, @thistimeitsmimi, spoke to us about her work on view at @gropiusbau, as well as her wider practice, which aims to interfere with dominant logic and core digital infrastructure.
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So refreshing to hear from @thistimeitsmimi share her work and explore how technology can or can not transform systems of power, @Stanford Museum of the Future summit
What did you do this weekend.. Oh, showed my kids how social injustice is perpetuated by discriminatory data collection practices - you? mimionuoha.com/the-library-o… via @n3ijoy
ALT Photo by Mimi Ọnụọha of two people looking through a filing cabinet symbolic of data injustice, with espresso in hand.
Machine Sees More Than It Says by @thistimeitsmimi “ different videos, all of which seemed to share an aesthetic feel and to hint at much deeper computational stories...as if the tools I was using were intervening to speak of themselves." Thursday at feralfile.com/exhibitions
One of the coolest projects I ever saw was @thistimeitsmimi’s Invisible Datasets which explored interesting data sets to ask “what questions weren’t asked in the creation and presentation of this data? What is invisible? Who is left out?”
Taught me to see negative spaces better.
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Ọnụọha:“...I was trying to learn more about the decisions that you make in the moment that have all these ramifications for users down the line...& doing that within an art environment. So art and research for me just ended up being very tied together.”
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ALT Black and white illustration of a woman with braided hair looking down and smiling
NEW: After decades of disappearances, thousands of lives lost, and a new law requiring greater accountability, the U.S. Border Patrol continues to fail at counting migrant deaths along the southern border.
My latest. theintercept.com/2022/05/09/…
This week's #SpotlightSaturady features the incredible Mimi Ọnụọha (@thistimeitsmimi) who is a Nigerian-American artist and researcher whose work focuses on the ways in which social relationships, power dynamics and data collection intersect. (1/4) #SpotlightSaturday
I was grateful for the invitation from @IDAdk @ADDprojektet + @smkmuseum to talk about the role of artistic practice in feminist academic knowledge production on March 8. Here works by @thistimeitsmimi (w ref to her chapter in "Uncertain Archives" @mitpress). CC @CBScph