What is AMT? A video and an interview

December 10, 2016 Leave a comment Go to comments

In this video, myself and Ryan Bishop talk a bit more about what the new research group (or office) Archaeologies of Media and Technology does and how it sits as part of the research and practice at Winchester School of Art.


In addition, a new interview with me (conducted by Thais Aragão) is now online and available in English and in Portuguese. The interview is focused on AMT as a platform for practice and theory and how it connects to themes in media archaeology and digital culture research.

You can find AMT online at: http://www.southampton.ac.uk/amt/

and on Twitter at @amt_office

Categories: academic research, admin culture, AMT, German media theory, institutions, media archaeology, media art, media design, office, transmediale, visual culture, Winchester
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