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The practice of participatory media empowers communities to undertake collaborative processes for social change. Outside the limitations of established media conventions, this course covers content co-creation on social media, crowdsourced media for creative work, and online platforms for participatory production approaches. The course encourages students to extend their current practice (whatever that may be) with community-engaged media, networked art and performance, curating, and media activism. Given the nature of this course, it will be workshop based with very few readings and no exams. Assignments will consist of bi-weekly creative contributions on the participation Board. Naturally, participation is important.
Downstream exhibit
Downstream exhibit
Congrats students for having your collective work shown at the B.E.A.T exhibition at the Museum of Boulder!
Congrats students for having your collective work shown at the B.E.A.T exhibition at the Museum of Boulder!
How can we be engaged with the goals of sustainability as a stimulant and not as a restriction?
How can we be engaged with the goals of sustainability as a stimulant and not as a restriction?
"Our undergraduate class, Participatory Media Production, has created a participatory locative media-based work that assembles our different connections to Boulder Creek. The central point is the decline of the balance of natural ecosystems. We also found that we aren’t really present in nature. By documenting the creek and processing the audiovisual material, we are digitally altering nature. Each submission includes a text about the individual contributions"
Links and deadlines for opportunities - If anyone wants to apply for these, I'll happily go over your application
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Looking for a chance to win a social media challenge and a $50 gift card? Check out the NEST mural quest!
Created by NEST graduate student fellowships, the Environmental Futures 2020-21 Mellon Sawyer Seminar and several campus and community members, including NEST co-founder and media production professor Erin Espelie and CMCI graduate student Joanne Marras Tate, the new series includes seven science-inspired, larger-than-life public murals in and around campus.
How can you win the challenge? Community members who take a picture of, or with, these murals with the hashtag #nestmuralquest and tag @nestcuboulder on Instagram by Oct. 10, will be entered to win a $50 gift card at the CU Boulder Bookstore! Each mural counts as one entry, with up to seven entries per person. Winners will be chosen via raffle on Oct. 15.
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Boulder County is home to diverse Hispanic and Latino communities. This year, the Museum of Boulder is preparing for a community exhibit on Boulder’s Latino history and culture opening in spring of 2022. We want to hear from you! If you live or work in the Boulder area and identify as Latino, including Latina/o, Hispanic, Chicana/o, Mexicana/o, we need your help. You will have the opportunity to share your life stories, learn about other Latino communities, and help create a community platform with the help of the experts at the Museum of Boulder.
https://museumofboulder.org/exhibit/vocesvivas/
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