Politics & Aesthetics of Obsolescence
I’m delighted to be in Minneapolis today and tomorrow for the Politics and Aesthetics of Obsolescence, sponsored by the Moving Image & Media Studies Graduate Group.
Kathleen Fitzpatrick
Director of Digital Humanities, Michigan State University
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