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A celebration of
Twenty Years of Art in SLSA

By Jesse Colin Jackson and Philip Otto
with content derived from the anthology
Experimental Practices in Interdisciplinary Art: Engaging the Margins
edited by Jesse Colin Jackson and Antoinette LaFarge (Brill, 2024)

In 2004, SLSA changed its name, adding “the Arts” to the mix. In 2024, we celebrate this
occasion with an AI-driven and perpetually-evolving multi-projector installation of
words and images from 55 SLSA-affiliated artists and collectives featured in the recently
released volume Experimental Practices in Interdisciplinary Art: Engaging the Margins.

With Phenomena created by: Aja Rose Bond; Enrica Costello; Rebecca Cummins; Brad
Necyk; Jonathon Paden; Betty Spackman; Betsy Stirratt; Kristine Thompson; Clea T. Waite;
Devon Ward; Jennifer Willet; and Maria Whiteman.
And the Meditations of: Ava Aviva Avnisan; Pierre Cassou-Noguès, Stéphane Degoutin and
Gwenola Wagon; Yvette Granata; Catherine Griffiths; Will Hallett; Lissa Holloway-Attaway;
Jesse Colin Jackson; Antoinette LaFarge; Eddie Lohmeyer; Kimberly Lyle; Mark Marino and
LA Inundacion; Steven Oscherwitz; Robert Rhee; Owen Smith; The Speculative Prototyping
Lab; Dennis Summers; Rebecca Uliasz and Quran Karriem; and Jiayi Young, Tim Hyde, Jean-
Marc Chomaz, and Samuel Bianchini.
As well as Places, as seen by: Coven Intelligence Program (efrén cruz cortés and Margaretha Haughwout) with Elæ Moss and Suzanne Husky; Christel Dillbohner; Yulia Gilich; Erika Lynne Hanson; Paul Harris; Ro Lawrence; Jason McDermott; Victoria McReynolds; Maria Michails; Heather Parrish; Emilio Taiveaho Pelaez; and Nina Vroemen and Krista Davis.
Also featuring: Marcel O’Gorman and Valerie Olson.

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Academic Opportunities

Assistant Professor (Tenure-Track) of Critical Game Studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

The Department of English and Comparative Literature in the College of Arts & Sciences at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is looking for an applicant who engages with Critical Game Studies methods and scholarship in their teaching and research. Candidates should utilize interdisciplinary humanities approaches for analyzing, participating, and creating in games studies.

SLSA Announcements

4S Preliminary Program with SLSA sessions

The Society for Social Studies of Science has published the attached preliminary program for its 2026 conference in Toronto with the participation of SLSA members. The program will undergo further revision, and changes can still be requested through August 15.