neta bomani is a worker who engages in social practices like oral history and direct action through organizing and making archives, writings, prints, zines, computational objects and workshops. neta's work has materialized as an educator of pioneer works after school programs, an organizer of the school for poetic computation, a member of stephanie dinkins studio and a participator in grassroots organizing against prisons and borders in new york city and beyond.
- 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
- Daily Dot
- No Sleep No Breaks
This website was designed & coded by Neta Bomani.
Fonts are Times Dot, a font by Laurel Schwulst and Courier, a default monospace font found on most computers.
Feel free to share any archival materials you find here as long as you properly attribute all the people cited & link back to this website.
Last updated 07-11-2020.
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Creative Savior Complex
I made digital illustrations for Omayeli Arenyeka’s article, “How to think differently about doing good as a creative person,” a guide to avoiding “creative savior complex” when working on social impact projects for the Creative Independent with art direction by Willa Köerner.
