Invited Lectures

2023


Harvard


“A Conversation with Dorinne Kondo and Viet Thanh Nguyen”

October 18th, 2023

Included in discussion series, “Notes From The Field and the Archive," which concerns how all of us – faculty, students, and staff – might better address issues of power and privilege in our classrooms and build a more equitable and inclusive community in the english Department. 


Johns Hopkins


Reparative Arts in Community Engagement (RACE) Conference

Keynote speaker

From the RACE Conference website: “Drawing on Dorinne Kondo’s (2018) concept of ‘reparative creativity’, we understand reparative arts as the processes (methodologies/pedagogies) and/or products (visual, audio, performance) designed to present a call-to-action for change to systemic and/or structural causes of inequity and injustice in our society by amplifying community solutions towards repair and healing.”

2022


UCLA


Worldmaking: Gender, Race, Place

KEYNOTE Speaker

organized by the UCLA Practice-Based Experimental Epistemology Research (PEER) Lab

2020


Claremont Colleges


2019


UC San Diego


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The Drama of Worldmaking

Presented as part of the aesthetics and politics series


Columbia University


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NYU


I had a delightful visit to performance studies at NYU to talk about my book WORLDMAKING. Warmest thanks to Fred Moten for the generous invitation and to the exciting students and faculty for their engagement with my work. It was a pleasure reading scenes from "Seamless" with our talented cast. 

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The Stop LAPD Spying Coalition Event with Dillon Sung

An event hosted by the Creativity, Theory, Politics research cluster in the American Studies and Ethnicity department. The event was organized by Dr. Adrian De Leon and I. Graduate student Dillon Sung presented on her work as artist and activist with the Stop LAPD Spying movement. Her work with digital archives raises urgent political, intellectual, and aesthetic questions that address our moment when police violence, police abolition and the rethinking of public safety are circulating in the public sphere in unprecedented ways.