Join us for another Social Media Break Up Coordinator panel: on Tumblr, using the internet as a material aesthetic, what it means to create online, and content preservation.

This conversation features Molly Soda, Pam Liou and Charles Broskoski and is moderated by Caroline Sinders.

Doors at 7:00pm, panel to start at 7:30pm.

SUGGESTED DONATION $5-10, ticket link below or can be purchased at door.

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* Molly Soda *
Molly Soda is an artist working across a variety of digital platforms whose work focuses on digital communication, memory and the ways we represent ourselves online. She is based in Brooklyn but you can always find her on the Internet.

* Pam Liou *
Pamela Liou is an artist and technologist, living in Brooklyn, NY. Using analog video, custom hardware, and textiles, her work examines creative efficacy as self-actualization and the negotiation of the self in space both physical and virtual. She was a resident at Eyebeam, Museum of Arts and Design, and DBRS labs. She currently teaches design and Technology at Parsons School of Design.

* Charles Broskoski *
Charles Broskoski is a co-founder of Are.na, a platform for connecting ideas and building knowledge. Prior to that, he was a software engineer and artist in NYC. His first website (over 20 years ago) was called 'Welcome to Hell'.

This event is part of the current exhibition, Social Media Breakup Coordinator

Social Media Breakup Coordinator (SMBC) is an exhibition examining how much of our lives we live online, affected by algorithms, and the messiness of human interactions in digital spaces. Inspired by Caroline Sinders’ previous day-long performances, this exhibit expands to explore topics around social media interdependence, infosec, IoT, privacy, intimacy, and our mental health.

Part performance art piece, part digital security training, and part arcade, Social Media Break Up Coordinator takes over Babycastles for a month featuring video games, artworks, zines, workshops, and panels on topics such as online harassment, Tumblr, sex, and art.