Fannie and Alan Leslie Center for the Humanities at Dartmouth College

Cyber-Disciplinarity:
Symposium on Digital Culture and the Arts

Program:

• Introduction by Mark Williams, Dartmouth College
• David Lyon
  Department of Sociology, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada
  Topic: Why Where You Are Matters: Mundane Mobilities, Transparent Technologies and Digital Discrimination
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• Marianne Weems
  The Builders Association (New York-based Performance and Media Company)
  Topic: Three Mediatized Performances (including new piece SUPER VISION)
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• Question and Answers with David Lyon and Marianne Weems
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• Marsha Kinder
  Department of Critical Studies, School of Cinema-Television, USC
  Topic: Dramatizing the Archive: Database Documentaries as Cultural History
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• Kembrew McLeod
  Department of Communication Studies, University of Iowa
  Topic: Digital Sampling and Copyright Criminals
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• Mia Garlick
  General Counsel for Creative Commons
  Topic: Building a Layer of Reasonable, Flexible Copyright
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• Questions and Answers with Marsha Kinder, Kembrew McLeod and Mia Garlick
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Sponsored by The Fannie and Alan Leslie Center for the Humanities, The Hood Museum of Art, The Department of Sociology, The Department of Film and Television Studies