I get to lecture the genius minds of the young folks at
High Tech High in Point Loma here in San Diego today at the invitation of
Manuel Paul Lopez, poet extraordinaire; the presentation has the working title of "Manufacturing Humans" and is a blend of materials from my
Ethnic Mannequins graduate seminar and my
Obscene Machine undergraduate class from 2007. To the left? An example of a "Mexican" mannequin (and, like Data, on Star Trek: Next Generation, utterly aware of her conundrum; like Pinocchio, too).
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I get to lecture the genius minds of the young folks at High Tech High in Point Loma here in San Diego today at the invitation of Manuel Paul Lopez, poet extraordinaire; the presentation has the working title of "Manufacturing Humans" and is a blend of materials from my Ethnic Mannequins graduate seminar and my Obscene Machine undergraduate class from 2007. To the left? An example of a "Mexican" mannequin (and, like Data, on Star Trek: Next Generation, utterly aware of her conundrum; like Pinocchio, too).
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