Slow Reading Group I
The first edition of the Slow Reading Group led by V2_Fellow Renee Turner.
In this session the participants will discuss and decide on the topics and focus of the reading group.
Participants
Michelle Teran
Linda Lee
Cristina Cochior
Sonia de Jager
Danae Tapia
Agathe Balayn
Sieta van Horck
Renée Turner
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Linda Lee is a researcher who works at the Willem de Kooning Academy and with the Rotterdam Arts & Sciences Lab.
Cristina Cochior [RO] is a researcher, designer and bot custodian working in the Netherlands.
Renée Turner (NL/US) is an artist and writer working with digital media. From 2021 on she is a Fellow of V2_.
Michelle Teran (CA) is an educator, artist, researcher and activist. She explores the interaction between media and social networks in urban environments.
Sonia de Jager is a doctoral researcher at Erasmus University and tutor at the Willem de Kooning Academie.
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