Dr. Nishant Shah is a feminist, humanist, technologist whose work examines infrastructures, collectivity, and subjectivity in the digital turn. He is the co-founder of The Centre for Internet & Society, India. He is also the Director of Research and Outreach and Professor of Aesthetics and Culture of Technologies at ArtEZ University of the Arts, the Netherlands, as well as a Knowledge Partner for the global art-technology think-tank Digital Earth Fellowship, and a mentor on the Feminist Internet Research Network. His book Really Fake will is published by Minnesota University Press in 2021.
02-Feb-2023
Click here to read the Editorial of Doing Things with Stories Once upon a time, a team of researchers started talking to a large range of changemakers to identify what they predict would be the biggest problems of the future. They were surprised to hear, again and again, that the biggest challenge that many communities […]
02-Feb-2023
Click here to read the Introduction to Doing Things with Stories In his extraordinary re-telling of an old Indian myth in his play Nagamandala, Girish Karnad introduces the setting of an old village temple, where after the hour of sleep, as lamps have been extinguished, the flames come together to gossip about what has happened […]
01-Oct-2020
It is impossible to talk about food in the first half of 2020 without acknowledging the global coronavirus pandemic and the global structural inequalities that it has thrown into sharp relief.
