Pascal Glissmann, Selena Kimball — Co-directors, Observational Practices Lab, Parsons, The New School New York
Read More—1— Observing “America” through everyday objects
Pascal Glissmann, Selena Kimball — Co-directors, Observational Practices Lab, Parsons, The New School New York
Read More—2— The Model 500 telephone, quintessential American object
Ellen Lupton — Senior Curator of Contemporary Design at Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, New York City.
Read More—3— What has this phone seen?
Cindi Katz — Professor of Geography in Environmental Psychology and Women’s Studies
Read More—4— Lived abstraction, making senses
Michael J. Barany — Historian of modern science and mathematics, and is currently a postdoctoral fellow in the Society of Fellows at Dartmouth College
Read More—5— What gave meaning to your life?
Fernando Kawai, M.D. — Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine
Read More—6— f plus own = phone
Katie Merz — Visual Artist based in New York City
Read More—7— How did the telephone impact face to face interactions?
Lisa M. George — Associate Professor of Economics at Hunter College
Read More—8— Fantasies calling
Sumita Chakravarty — Associate Professor of Media Studies, The New School
Read More—9— What can we hear when we stop talking?
Roarke Menzies — New York City-based Artist and Composer
Read More— 10 — Hacking and testing the sound of the Model 500
Mara Mills — Associate Professor of Media, Culture and Communication at NYU
Read More—11— Communicating from the inside
LB Thompson — American Poet and Creative Writing Instructor at The New School
Read More—12— I pushed my shoulders back — then I answered the phone
Anuja Bagul — Senior Material Scientist, New Technologies
Read More—13— Is this black phone really black?
Marco Tedesco — Research Professor at the Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University
Read More—14— A Pavlovian response to the ring
Benjamin Rubin — Director at Center for Data Arts, The New School
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