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Review of Disruptions by Taysir Batniji

Taysir Batniji is a Palestinian artist based in Paris. A few months ago, I was visiting Paris for a work trip for Afield. I went to a…

Aug 10

Review of Disruptions by Taysir Batniji

Aug 10

Computing Culture

This is a syllabus and references for a class I taught at University of Denver in the Spring of 2024. This was an undergraduate course open…

Jul 31

Computing Culture

Jul 31

Code Ecologies

In the Spring of 2024, I taught a Special Topics class on Code Ecologies for a few grad and undergrad students at University of Denver…

Jul 13

Code Ecologies

Jul 13

When Smart City Becomes E-Waste

Return to Sender

May 13, 2023

When Smart City Becomes E-Waste

May 13, 2023

2022 in review

2022 was a year of commitment and revelation. In this posting, I’m focusing on professional reflection but as life and work interweave, a…

Apr 14, 2023

Taeyoon wearing white, in a room with many laptops that is displaying virtual garden

Apr 14, 2023

4th Industrial Revolution, Immersive Media Art and NFT

The term “The 4th Industrial revolution” became popular in the last few years. In fact, there’s nothing new about it. Many of the ideas are…

Dec 18, 2022

Dec 18, 2022

A chancellor’s mockery

A chancellor of a public university in the US made a mockery of Asian dialects at commencement. While I’m not shocked because this type of…

Dec 16, 2022

A chancellor’s mockery

Dec 16, 2022

It

Something terrible happened in Seoul last week and the entire country is mourning. Read “In Itaewon, Another Betrayal of Young Koreans” by…

Nov 5, 2022

Black and white, simple drawing of a face with one eye, nose, unhappy mouth

Nov 5, 2022

Disability Arts: Critical Conversation between South Korea and Singapore

Presented by ArtsEquator, Equal Dreams and Taeyoon Choi Studio

Feb 24, 2022

ID for poster 1: Poster is fully illustrated in a playful, comic-like look and feel. The colour scheme is bold and bright, with green, blue, red and brown. Two geometric human-like figures are seen half-submerged in a deep ocean; one is playing a marimba, and the other is dancing on a wheelchair. We see elements such as musical instruments, keyboards, microphones, speakers, and stage lights. There are two green triangles in the background symbolising mountains. Header is in both English and Kor

Feb 24, 2022

Not a hate crime

I’m deeply upset to read about another murder of Asian person in NYC. Christina Yuna Lee was murdered in her home on February 14, 2021. How…

Feb 16, 2022

Feb 16, 2022

Taeyoon Choi

Taeyoon Choi

immigrant. art. tech. learning. accessibility. inclusion. Co-founder @sfpc. fellow @datasociety. artist http://taeyoonchoi.com

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