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Date: 12/03/2001 12:24 AM RE: Invitation to a global Cyberfeminist open-house You are invited to a global Cyberfeminist Open House at 7:30 p.m. CT on Dec. 5, 2001 at <http://www.ken-art.ttu.edu/kkb/house.html> Move your cursor to look around the rooms and close-up. Links take you to videos, process journals, and critical resources. In the future you will be visible as an avatar/persona. At this stage of a long-term collaboration we will not see you but hope to hear from you in the discussion board. The Cyberfeminist House challenges inscriptions of normalcy from embodied experiences. We collected and considered house as symbol, allegory, analogy, and as a physical and psychological interactive space. Please add to the discussion what house symbolizes to you, what your embodied experience of house is, and allegories or analogies of house. The Cyberfeminist House revisits issues raised by Judy Chicago's Womanhouse (1971), Betty Friedan's Feminist Mystique (1963), Charlotte Perkins Gilman's The Yellow Wallpaper (1892), and Strindberg's (1888) play, Miss Julie concerning how we are inscribed in houses and how that inscription shapes and denies our lived experiences in the 21st century. A request from Jane Olmstead from Western Kentucky University Women's Studies for parallel projects to At Home: A Kentucky Project with Judy Chicago and Donald Woodman (2001), initiated Karen Keifer-Boyd's proposal of Cyberfeminist House. Cyberfeminist House is a collaborative project by Karen Keifer-Boyd at Texas Tech University's School of Art; graduate students Joyce Centofanti; Lan, Lin-Lang; Lin, Po-Hsien; Nealy MacKenzie; Adetty Peréz Miles; and Glenn E. Hill, Director of Environmental Visualization Program, College of Architecture, Texas Tech University. We encourage you to send this invitation to others. ******************************* Karen Keifer-Boyd, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Art Texas Tech University School of Art, Box 42081 Lubbock, TX 79409-2081 (806)742-3010 (phone), ext. 256 (806)742-1971 (fax) k.keifer-boyd@ttu.edu (email) http://www.art.ttu.edu/arted/karen/kkb.html (website) New address begins Jan. 2002 Associate Professor, Art Education School of Visual Art The Pennsylvania State University 207 Arts Cottage University Park, PA 16802-2905 Phone: 814.865.6570 Fax: 814.865.8664 ** distributed via <oldboys list>: no commercial use without permission ** <oldboys list> is an unmoderated mailing list for global cyberfeminism ** to remove your address from the list, send a message to: <oldboys-unsubscribe-xy=domain.topleveldomain@lists.ccc.de> ** more info: send mail to: oldboys-info@lists.ccc.de and/or <oldboys-faq@lists.ccc.de> ** archive: http://www.nettime.org/oldboys ** contact: oldboys-owner@lists.ccc.de ** www.obn.org