Caroline Seck Langill
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Caroline Seck Langill is a writer and curator whose academic scholarship and curatorial work looks at intersections between art and science, as well as the related fields of media art history, criticism and preservation. Her interests in non-canonical art histories have led her to writing and exhibition-making that challenges disciplinary constraints. Dr. Langill’s recent publication, Curating Lively Objects: Exhibitions Beyond Disciplines (2022) co-edited with Dr. Lizzie Muller, is the result of SSHRC-funded research that explored alternate forms of curatorial practice. Dr. Langill holds an MFA from York University, and a PhD in Canadian Studies from Trent University. As a full professor she currently holds the position of Vice-President Academic and Provost at OCAD University.
ISEA2015
Caroline Seck Langill, Dean of Liberal Arts and Sciences and the School of Interdisciplinary Studies at OCAD University (Toronto, Canada), is a Peterborough based writer and artist who curates, researches and theorizes new media art in an attempt to rectify art historical exclusions of art engaged with technology. Her website Shifting Polarities for the Daniel Langlois Foundation tracks the history of electronic media in Canada. Recent publications include The Menace of Things for the Cronenberg Virtual Museum and The Living Effect for Relive, MIT Press. She is co-investigator with Dr. Lizzie Muller on two SSHRC projects to examine the implications of exhibition for lively objects.
ISEA2014
Caroline Langill, OCAD University, CA.
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Title: Women & Interactivity: Exploring Art, Science & Technology
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Title: Curating Lively Objects: Post-disciplinary perspectives on media art exhibition
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Title: Permeability and Media Art
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