On my BRAID (Bridging Responsible AI Divides) project, we're hosting a workshop at Leeds Royal Armouries, 24 June, exploring responsible #AI in the context of #museums, #heritage, and colonial histories. If you work in the sector, please consider joining - no prior AI expertise req. sites.google.com/sheffield.ac.u…

Excited to host Michael Richardson next month for a virtual talk on the role of drone warfare in his new book “Nonhuman Witnessing.” June 20th, 12BST/ 9PM AEST You can sign up here: centrefordronesandculture.com/events/nonhuma…

Stoked for this! Huge thanks to pals Beryl Pong and Amy Gaeta for making this happen 🔥

Quietly and without public discussion, we have entered the era of space warfare.  The increasing militarisation of space will inevitably lead to serious environmental harm, instability and conflict. Here's our new website: spacewatch.uk SpaceWatchUK

🤸🤓👇It is happening! Our edited collection will be out at the end of June. Can't wait! Palgrave Macmillan #drones #visual #aesthetics link.springer.com/book/978303156…

Published! This time last year I began "Algorithmic Light", generative, durational, visual poetry using simple AI tools to explore how they can contribute, quietly and thoughtfully, to seeing and knowing more-than-human landscapes. Now out with the digital review: thedigitalreview.com/issue04/richar…

We're hiring a TT position in Film Studies and U.S. Literature, with a desired secondary area in queer theory. The search is moving fast, with an August 30th close date. Ideally, we'd have a new colleague starting in January. nshe.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/UNR-external/j…

Very much looking forward to next week's online talk by Michael Richardson on his new book, 'Nonhuman Witnessing' (Duke University Press). All welcome -- please join us! June 20th: 12pm BST / 9pm AEST / 7am EST Details below 👇 Future Intelligence CRASSH, Cambridge centrefordronesandculture.com/events/nonhuma…

🗯️Towards a political economy of organised violence: war, technologies, labour and (re)production This week, SPERI hosted a workshop exploring the intersections of (political) economy and the production and exercise of organised violence

*Virginia Woolf and the Anthropocene* has arrived in the world! Almost 4-years in the making, I am immensely proud of it and the scholarship between its boards. In the spirit of launching it out into the Anthropocene, here is a run down of the eleven chapters it comprises! 1/n

"Drones in Society: New Visual Aesthetics" is now out! Check out the link to see the list of chapters. V happy to be included with such an array of great authors & artists. Many thanks Dr Elisa Serafinelli for all your editing/coordinating work! #drones #aesthetics

CFP: Surveillance and Literature We’re seeking submissions for a special issue of Surveillance & Society on “Surveillance and Literature.” Guest edited by Steph Brown. Submission deadline January 1, 2025. More details can be found here: ojs.library.queensu.ca/index.php/surv… Please share!

New edited book on "Drone Aesthetics: War, Culture, Ecology" out now in open access! Congrats to editors @richardson_m & Beryl Pong. I have a piece in it on "Becoming (Im)Perceptible: From Scopic Regimes to the Martial Gaze." Get your free copy now! openhumanitiespress.org/books/titles/d…

Woo!!! My copy is still winging its way to Australia but I’m absolutely thrilled to have this out in the world — so many excellent chapters and such a delight to have worked with Beryl Pong on this ❤️

V pleased to have a visual essay/chapter in this new book ‘Drone Aesthetics: War, Culture, Ecology’, edited by Beryl Pong & Michael Richardson It incls 2 other vis essays+more chapters by esteemed scholars from around the world. Available online or hardcopy openhumanitiespress.org/books/titles/d…

New chapter is out now in a brillant open-access edited collection: Drone Aesthetics: War, Culture, and Ecology edited by Beryl Pong & Michael Richardson from Open Humanities The entire book is available here, and my chapter starts on page 126 :) openhumanitiespress.org/books/titles/d…