Yvette Granata

Assistant Professor of Film, Television, and Media
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ygranata@umich.edu

Digital Visual Culture; Extended Reality; Identity, Power, and Inequality; Media Studies; Visual and Performing Arts; Department of Film, Television, and Media

Education/Degree:

Ph.D., Media Study, Media Arts Practice and Theory, SUNY Buffalo, 2019
M.A., Film and Media Studies, University of Amsterdam
B.A., University of Michigan Ann Arbor

About

Yvette Granata is a media artist and theorist interested in technological social life, data bodies, immersive and extended realities, machinic environments, computer visions, feminist AI, fembots, domestic-space technologies, expanded internet art, and digital art interventions. She creates immersive media installations, VR/AR, video art, interactive environments, and hypothetical technological systems. She writes about digital media culture, media theory, post-cinema, philosophy, and visual culture.

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