Jennifer Gradecki Jennifer Gradecki
Jennifer Gradecki‘s artistic practice and research investigates secretive and specialized socio-technical systems and makes them more accessible to non-experts. Her projects have focused on financial instruments, intelligence analysis, dataveillance technologies, as well as social media misinformation and disinformation.
Gradecki holds a PhD in Visual Studies from SUNY Buffalo (2019) and an MFA in New Genres from UCLA (2010). She is currently an Associate Professor in Art + Design at Northeastern University in Boston. She has presented and exhibited at venues including Ars Electronica (Linz), ISEA (Barcelona), National Gallery X (London), NeMe (Cyprus), Athens Digital Arts Festival, International Symposium on Computational Media Art (Hong Kong), and Piksel Festival (Bergen). Her research has been published in Leonardo, Big Data & Society, Visual Resources, and Leuven University Press and her artwork has been funded by Science Gallery, NEoN Digital Arts Festival, and MediaFutures.
Together with Derek Curry, Jennifer Gradecki is a participating artist in the Framer Framed exhibition Really? Art and Knowledge in Time of Crisis curated by Mi You and David Garcia.
- De Volkskrant – With themes such as poverty and farmland, art museums are increasingly positioning themselves within society
- Personal website of Jennifer Gradecki
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