This is a wonderful article for the Michigan Law Review on gender and cyber harassment. It discusses how the impact and goal of the use of Cyber harassment on women, is primarily economic; that is to remove them from their careers or keep them from succeeding in their chosen fields. It also states that enforcement of cyberstalking is similar to enforcement of domestic violence 50 years ago; it is poorrly understood by law enforcement.
Scenes from “The Shipping News”; burden, collaboration, objective.
Emily Wardill, Game Keepers without Game. Video projection with 5.1 sound, 72′ 8 Sep — 28 Nov 2010 Click image below to learn more about the exhibition https://emilywardill.com/Work/Game_Keepers_without_Game “Structured around an ongoing dialogue between British artist Emily Wardill and artist/curator Ian White, the solo exhibition “windows broken, break, broke together” is the most extensive exhibition… Continue Reading
I fell asleep for just 30 seconds, as I waited for my screen to refresh, (troubles these days with my technology…). In those moments, I had a thought/image about how good it would feel to pack it all in, and move to Paris. When I began WRLDs, I researched Paris, because of their interesting approach… Continue Reading
Most of the things we recognize as smart, (people, ideas, objects, cultural shifts, etc.), make it into a notebook, or live fleetingly in a conversation. I read something today which changed my mind: "You could set it up so that no one party at the negotiating table actually has a record of what happened. Only… Continue Reading