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a neighborhood wedged between the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay and Baltimore’s industrial infrastructure
I can't wait for this! I love Baltimore and can only start to imagine how Ebony's special skills will tell some of its stories...
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my tools have changed over the years.
You can see a bit of what I think may be Ebony's working space in this 2017 interview she did for her Rona Jaffee fellowship.
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Image Lab at the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery
Not sure if the lab is still going, but here's an article about its early days.
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Hot Comb will be a mirror for some people and a window for others
This would be a great prompt for a reading response: "Is the reading a window or a mirror for you? Why?"
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I never questioned what the many hair-product ads were really trying to sell to me
Another of Ebony's parody ads reminds me of the beauty product adds for brands like Goop, that make dubious scientific claims as a part of their sell.
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how my memories — and other people’s memories, too — are tied to the senses, particularly touch
Multimedia > multisensual: How to convey touch through sight? Sound > taste? That seems like a whole world to explore...
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By making comics, I was able to more fully share my multisensory fieldwork experience with research participants and people outside of both my field and academia.
This is a cool idea: how a graphic study is actually superior to a text-based study!
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your dissertation as a comic
Explore an excerpt from Ebony's dissertation online.
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A Space Where Past, Present, and Future Come Together: Ebony Flowers on Hot Comb
Join the conversation! People are annotating this interview with Ebony Flowers in conjunction with her keynote at the 2020 convention of the National Council of Teachers of English.
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SHARE BRUNCH WITH OUR KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Extend the conversation from this session: Join us in an annotated conversation on an in-depth interview with Ebony Flowers: "A Space Where Past, Present, and Future Come Together: Ebony Flowers on Hot Comb" by Nathan Scott McNamara.
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