neta bomani is a worker who engages in oral history, direct action and social practices. neta's work has materialized as do-it-yourself computational objects, hand-coded programs and abolitionist gestures like organizing and making archives, writings, prints, zines, networks and workshops.
- 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 09-10-2020.
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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.
