This workshop series from the MIT Global Mediations Lab brings together scholars interrogating computational imaging from a critical media studies perspective, focusing on cultural contexts beyond the United States. These sessions are online at 11am and 8pm eastern time.
Join the "MIT in 3:00" staff for a 1-day filmmaking workshop during IAP!
A new cross-college initiative of Berklee, Emerson, MIT, Harvard
"This lecture-performance focuses on the life lessons Satoshi Yamaguchi has learned through major turning points marked by both success and setback as a professional musician." Get tickets.
This new translation exposes the way Capital's central element, value, gets produced and circulates through mediation between disparate processes. This talk will present the ABCs of Marx’s analysis with special focus on the role of mediation.
"The evening will feature installation artwork, audio visual performance, spatial sound, experimental animation, and video screenings from artists around the globe as part of the Museum’s Year of Revolutionary Science."
Join CMS/W for an afternoon of networking and discussion about career pathways in writing and media studies.
Join for a lecture and discussion with internationally renowned scholar, educator, and author Vanessa de Oliveira Andreotti, a leading voice on decolonial futures, global justice, and the profound transformations required in times of social and ecological breakdown.
Arthur Sze is a poet and translator, and in 2025 he was named the 25th Poet Laureate of the United States. Doors at 5:30pm.
Finalists in the MIT in 3:00 competition presented on the big screen! With awarding of the Jury and Audience prizes.
How and why these authors decided to create "Refusing Generative AI in Writing Studies," as well as its impact as a rhetorical intervention.
Join us as we celebrate this year's winners!
In-person and on Zoom, we’ll feature the writing of Ariel McGee, Alor Sahoo, and Daniel Gonzalez
Presentations will begin at 10am on Zoom.
Levenson will be joined in conversation by Dr. Jason Silverstein—writer and anthropologist in the Department of Global Health and Social Medicine at Harvard Medical School