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Experiments in Art, Access & Technology (E.A.A.T.) Curatorial Interview

Experiments in Art, Access and Technology, or E.A.A.T. chronicles the emergence of access as an animating principle of art, science, and technology. From participatory audio description to captions that evoke poetry, access is being reimagined as an expressive form that catalyzes new sensory possibilities for artistic experience. Despite their multimodal capacities, many media art tools remain inaccessible and have yet to benefit from this creative attention. E.A.A.T. introduces methods in art and technology that embody lived experiences of disability.

E.A.A.T. Co-curators share their experience and insights.

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Experiments in Art, Access & Technology (E.A.A.T.) Curatorial Interview
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Copyright — Lindsey D. Felt and Vanessa Chang. Reproduced from Leonardo/ISAST YouTube channel (2023)
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EAAT381
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CripTech Incubator. (2023). Experiments in Art, Access & Technology (E.A.A.T.) Curatorial Interview. Reco(r)ding CripTech Archive. Ground Works, a2ru. Retrieved {ACCESS_DATE}, from /eaat/eaat381/
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CripTech Incubator. "Experiments in Art, Access & Technology (E.A.A.T.) Curatorial Interview." Reco(r)ding CripTech Archive, 2023. Ground Works, a2ru. Accessed {ACCESS_DATE}. /eaat/eaat381/.
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CripTech Incubator. "Experiments in Art, Access & Technology (E.A.A.T.) Curatorial Interview." Reco(r)ding CripTech Archive, 2023, /eaat/eaat381/. Accessed {ACCESS_DATE}.
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EAAT381
Title
Experiments in Art, Access & Technology (E.A.A.T.) Curatorial Interview
Artist
CripTech Incubator
Contributors
Lindsey D. Felt;Vanessa Chang
Creation Date
2023-12-22
Is Date Approximate?
False
Description
Experiments in Art, Access and Technology, or E.A.A.T. chronicles the emergence of access as an animating principle of art, science, and technology. From participatory audio description to captions that evoke poetry, access is being reimagined as an expressive form that catalyzes new sensory possibilities for artistic experience. Despite their multimodal capacities, many media art tools remain inaccessible and have yet to benefit from this creative attention. E.A.A.T. introduces methods in art and technology that embody lived experiences of disability.

E.A.A.T. Co-curators share their experience and insights.
Object Category
Interview
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8ZJUf2wpWo
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video/mp4
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Copyright
License:Year
2023
License:CreatorCredit(s)
Lindsey D. Felt and Vanessa Chang. Reproduced from Leonardo/ISAST YouTube channel