Daniela Rosner is an associate professor of human-centered design and engineering at the University of Washington. Her research focuses on how cultural histories are woven into our interactions with things we create. Workshop on Feb. 24, 2022 at 1:15 pm via Zoom.
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"Perhaps Garbo speaks to us through the years as modernity's 'new woman'--in her confounding gender and sexual identities, in her refusal to be exploited, and in her disinterest in domesticity as a woman's destiny," the professor of film and media studies writes in "The Washington Post."
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Prof. Mark Williams (Media Ecology Project ) and Shanghai University signed a cooperation agreement on digital tools and technologies for moving image visual culture research.
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The article "What's Happened to Chorus Girls?": Domesticity and the Postwar Backstage Musical, examines an unidentified cycle of popular films in the postwar era: the domestic-themed backstage musical.
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The staff’s teamwork and shared sense of mission is well appreciated, Hanlon says.
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