neta bomani is a learner and educator who is interested in understanding the practice of reading and parsing information as a collaborative process between human and non-human computers...
- School for Poetic Computation
- The Kitchen Video Viewing Room
- dark matter objects: technologies of capture and things that can't be held
- direct action for prison aboliton
- zines
- AI.Assembly
- Mask On
- Black Photo Booth
- Groundhog Day: The Killing of Bonita Carter
- Cybernetics of Race/ism
- Code Societies
- Out of the Black Box
- Poetic Computation: Detroit
- Arts in the Libraries: Code, Craft, Catalogues
- Wikipedia Edit-a-thon
- Creative Savior Complex
- Finding the Blank Spots in Big Data
- Radical Black Women of Harlem Tour
- Tech Zine Fair
- memory for a stateless person
- No Sleep No Breaks
- CV
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Last updated 08-30-2022.
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The Daily Dot
An assortment of editorial illustrations I made for the Daily Dot, a virtual newspaper based in Austin, Texas I interned for under the editorial department the summer of 2017. The illustrations I made spanned topics from politics, pop and internet culture to technology. I also occasionally wrote for the Daily Dot.
Understanding the difference between race and ethnicity.
Meet John Draper, the hacker who inspired Apple’s founders
The best songs of 2017
Wendy Davis
Chelsea Manning