Today's conversation with interdisciplinary artist Amenda Tate is part two of our field trip series to Ames, Iowa! Amenda creates participatory artwork by pairing a robot of her own design with the physical, dancing movements of her participants. Asking questions about control, curiosity, and chance, her artwork visualizes questions about what it means to be human in a tech-saturated world.
You can learn more about Amenda Tate at her wesbite amendatate.com and on IG @amendatate. You can also go to the Sapient_2.021 website to learn more about her film or follow on IG @sapient_2.021
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Sound artist Jason Snell
You can learn more about the work of your host, Kimmy Noonen, at kimmynotkim.com and on IG @kimmynotkim
Intro Music by Charlie Noonen
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