MAL Resident Rachel Stuckey, “Fortuna 500: An Inside View (trailer),” (2017).


MEDIA ARCHAEOLOGY LAB RESIDENCY PROGRAM

(2015–ongoing)
curator

In 2015, I rebooted the Media Archaeology Lab residency program. The program has since attracted an international cohorot of researchers and artists who have produced publications and creative works from their time in residence.

Examples include Rachel Stuckey, who in 2017 created a video artwork about a fictitious software called ‘Fortuna 500’ (see the trailer above); Sarah Rooney, who in 2018 developed a set of open source crochet instructions for recreating two of the lab’s iconic computers (see below); and Grant Bollmer, who produced a MALware technical report—the lab’s publication format for short research papers—on the lab’s E-Meter (read it here).


Researchers & artists in residence so far:
Amelia Acker
Liat Berdugo
Grant Bollmer
Ingrid Burrington
Chris Carruth
Julia Christensen
Digital Type Journal (Channel Studio & Pat Shiu)
Patrick Ellis
E.R. Emison
Jacob Gaboury
Chelsea Gunn
Brian House
Andrew Lison
Julia Madsen
Nullsleep
Kate Parsons
Daniel Pillis
Everest Pipkin
Roby Provost Blanchard
Sarah Rooney
Rachel Stuckey
Asha Tamirisa
Ezra Teboul
Jessica Westbrook and Adam Trowbridge
Stacy Wood


MAL Resident Sarah Rooney, “Soft Computers” (2018).
Download crochet instructions here.