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About

Jumpsuits & Teleporters is a blog about art, science, technology, and cultural bricolage.

Author

Hi! My name is Whitney Dail. I am an emerging cultural worker, arts administrator, and STEM to STEAM advocate who was raised in the DC/MD area with two brothers, a computer technician and an architect, by a Naval aviator-engineer and artist-entrepreneur. I have a Master’s in Arts Administration from Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). My goal is to explore relationships between art, science, and technology through writing, curating, and contributing to multidisciplinary creative communities.

The image above was created by Jonathan Yoerger.

Contact

whitney.dail @ gmail.com

Events

AxS Festival
Boston Cyberarts Festival
Creative Mornings
Eyeo Festival
DASER Events
Google Science Fair
ISEA2012
Maker Faire
MIT Festival of Art + Science + Technology
Robot Film Festival
The Creators Project
Transmediale
World Science Festival
ZERO1 Biennial

Networks

Creative Applications
SEAD
The ArtScience Call

Organizations

ARS Electronica
Artisphere
Art Science Collaborations, Inc.
Art Works For Change
ArtScience Labs
Awesome Foundation
Beall Center for Art + Technology
Breadboard
Center for PostNatural History
CPNAS
Creative Time
DecadesOut
Exploratorium
Eyebeam Art + Technology Center
Genspace
HacDC
Harvestworks
iLAND
Le Laboratoire
Leonardo/ISAST
Machine Project
Open Culture
Random Hacks of Kindness
Rhizome
Science Gallery
Science Museum
STUDIO for Creative Inquiry
Synapse
TED
The Arts Catalyst
The LAB
The Leonardo
Trans Artists
ZERO1

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