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Lauren WilliamsI'm not quite sure what this'll be, besides a place to send missives from my brain to the people I want to stay in touch with and hope want to stay in touch with me. I'll probably write about process, what I'm working on, what I'm consumed by, etc.
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🔊 Ep 6 👂 Making Room for Imagination
It’s only fitting that this series would come to a close in February, right?
It’s Black History Month and white nonsense is at an all time high. If it’s any consolation, today’s drop contains some nuggets of … optimism around what drives...
🔊 Ep 5 👂🏾Time: Carceral Chronopolitics
In this week’s drop, we get into a theme that shaped this work and runs through much of my own practice, more broadly: time. Speaking of time, this episode is a bit of a throwback: in it, we revisit some reflections about the ways time was...
🔊 Ep 4 👂🏾Phantom Waterways & Unstable Geographies
But first, an announcement! 🥁
New Year, New Partner! I’m pretty thrilled to share that Carceral Fictions & Abolitionist Realities is now presented in partnership with Respair Production & Media. If you haven’t already heard about them or...
🔊 Ep 3 👂🏾The Fictions of "Real" Estate
Today, we drop Episode 3, Part 1 of Nature, where we explore land ownership and relations from the (Detroit) River to the (Mediterranean) Sea. Listen and view the full transcript on makingroom.online or listen wherever you get your podcasts...
🔊 Ep 2 👂🏾Carceral Fictions & Abolitionist Realities
Today, we drop Episode 2, Part 2 of Safety & Interdependence, where we explore themes of disappearance. Listen and view the full transcript on makingroom.online (or listen wherever you get your podcasts):
Something sinister ties the pris...
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Lauren Williams (she/her) is a Detroit-based designer who works with visual and interactive media to understand, critique, and reimagine the ways social and economic systems distribute and exercise power.
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