NeuroSpeculative AfroFeminism NSAF Research | Discussion with Hyphen-Labs @HerbertArtGalleryMuseum
NeuroSpeculative AfroFeminism NSAF Research | Discussion with Hyphen-Labs  @HerbertArtGalleryMuseum
Uploaded January 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
How can we create a space for women of colour in technologies like Virtual Reality?

Can Immersive Virtual Experiences empower women of colour by exposing them to narratives created for and by them? What happens when research is taken outside of the laboratory and conducted in public spaces?

These are some questions Hope Idaewor and the Hyphen-Labs research division explored through the NSAF experience as they endeavoured to play a part in changing the way women of colour are depicted in storytelling, media, society, and the future.

Join Carmen Aguilar y Wedge, Ashley Baccus Clark, Hope Idaewor and Sylvia Theuri as they discuss women of colour, storytelling and the future.

▶️ Hyphen-Labs: hyphen-labs.com

▶️ Thirteen Ways of Looking: theherbert.org/whats_on/1533/thirteen_ways_of_looking

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Thirteen Ways of Looking is an exhibition curated by Dr Sylvia Theuri.

A New Art West Midlands and International Curators Forum Curatorial Residency in partnership with and hosted by Herbert Art Gallery & Museum, in association with Coventry Biennial.
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