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Hello folks! The day has come for our Twitter Chats with creative leaders, curators, and artists to talk about their use of social media as a platform for critical dialogue and practice. We hope you will be able to join us on Twitter for these discussions. 

Here are the details:

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And check out the #ACAWSF and #PMx

Here's the schedule (All PST)

600-630PM Adriel Luis drzzl at Smithsonian APA) Learn more about Adriel here

630- 645PM Laura Hyunjhee Kim lauraonsale Check out Laura's practice here

645-715PM  Jan Christian Bernabe at centerforartandthought) Read more about his projects here

715-730 Laura Hyunjhee Kim (pt2) lauraonsale

730-8 An Xiao Mina anxiaostudio Find more info about her multidisciplinary work here

We are looking forward to starting off our PMx Twitter Chat with Adriel Luis, Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center. 

Adriel Luis ( drzzl )  is a self-taught musician, poet, curator, coder, and visual artist who believes imagination is key to transforming cultural paradigms. Originally from the California Bay Area and previously living in New York City and Beijing, Adriel is currently based in Washington DC as the Curator of Digital and Emerging Media at the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center. He is also a part of digital funk band iLL-Literacy, a founding curator for OneBeat – a U.S. State Department initiative that engages artists from dozens of countries to convene in cultural diplomacy through music, and artistic director of Bombshelltoe – an online platform dedicated to bridging nuclear issues with pop culture. Adriel frequently travels to different parts of Asia with particular interest in how digital space shapes global communities, and how varying levels of freedom of expression channel artistic political imagination. Adriel can be found across online platforms as @DRZZL.

Follow Adriel via twitter here: 

@SmithsonianAPA @iLL_Literacy @DRZZLE

Check out his work as an educator, spoken word poet, Musician, writer and techie: http://drzzl.com/

Latest Smithsonian APA projects are:

http://smithsonianapa.org/life2014

http://smithsonianapa.org/yuri

Their physical exhibition Beyond Bollywood:

We're also very excited to have Jan Christian Bernabe from  centerforartandthought participate in our Twitter Chat.  Jan Christian Bernabe is the Operations, New Media, and Curatorial Director at the Center for Art and Thought (CA+T). He has co-curated CA+T’s inaugural virtual exhibition “Sea, Land, Air: Migration and Labor.”  He has also curated the multiplatform virtual exhibition “Queer Sites and Sounds” and “Hidden” for CA+T. Jan is an interdisciplinary scholar of Asian American art history and visual culture, comparative race and ethnic studies, and queer cultural studies.

He has a Ph.D. from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, in the Program in American Culture and a B.A. from Bates College in Religion and Interdisciplinary Studies.  He is coediting an anthology with Laura Kina for the University of Washington Press entitled "Que(e)rying Contemporary Asian American Art." He has been published in "Wasafiri: International Contemporary Writing," and he will be published in "positions: asia critique." Jan is finishing up a manuscript on Filipino American time-based art practices as cultural and historical critiques of United States-Philippines post/colonial relations and U.S imperial visual regimes and knowledge production. He is also an interdisciplinary artist and uses new media and digital imaging technologies to create artwork that captures his interests in queer bodies, affects, spaces, and temporalities. He is attracted to vernacular digital image-making and primarily uses cameras, imaging equipment, and computer and smart phone applications that are at his immediate disposal. Learn more about Christian here: http://www.janchristianbernabe.com/

And visit Center for Art + Thought: http://www.centerforartandthought.org/

Their new exhibition, Hidden : http://centerforartandthought.org/work/project/hidden

Center for Art and Thought support page http://centerforartandthought.org/support

An Xiao Mina is another guest for our PMx Twitter Chat

An Xiao Mina ( anxiaostudio)  is an artist, writer and creative technologist passionate about the space where art and technology meet social change and human rights issues. She is co-founder of The Civic Beat, a research group and media consultancy focused on social change memes in global contexts. In the tech sector, An works at the SF-based Meedan Labs as product owner for Translatedesk, a platform for social translation of social media. Their first project aims to translate geolocated tweets for Out of Eden Walk, a global journey tracing the historic path of human migration led by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Paul Salopek.

An has spoken at venues like ROFLCon, Twitter University and Creative Mornings, and she has contributed writing to publications like The Atlantic, Wired and the Los Angeles Review of Books. She was a 2013 fellow at the USC Annenberg / Getty Arts Journalism Program and serves as a consulting editor to the New York online art publication Hyperallergic. Having recently served as a section editor for Ai Weiwei: Spatial Matters (published by MIT Press and Tate Publishing), she is currently working on a book about online creative culture and civic engagement around the world. Learn more about her work: http://anxiaostudio.com/

Follow An on twitter @anxiaostudio 

thecivicbeat Check out their new magazine format : www.thecivicbeat.com.

TOMORROW!

Remember to follow us @PMxPostmeridiem on twitter And #PMx for our conversation :)

Conversations: Twitter Chats, Social Media as a Space for Critical Discourse and Art Practice invites creative leaders, curators, and artists to participate in a series of short Twitter chats focused on their use of social media as a platform for critical dialogue and practice.