Rebecca Uliasz
Student

Rebecca Uliasz is an artist and PhD Candidate in the department of Computational Media, Arts and Cultures at Duke University. She researches contemporary computational visual culture, the history of cybernetics, experimental art practices, and machine learning technologies. Her work includes writing, noise performance, and art. 

She holds an MFA from Stony Brook University and BFA from the University of Connecticut. She has exhibited her work in a number of institutional and non-traditional venues such as- Centro Cultural Sao Paulo, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, SUNY Stony Brook University, The Center for Excellence in Wireless Information Technology (CEWIT), The Islip Art Museum, Marymount California University, POWRPLANT, Peripheral Forms Gallery, Gallery Protocol, The Wrong Biennial (2017,2015), and Brooklyn Bridge Park. She has performed at a number of festivals, galleries and venues including H0L0, Spectrum, NYC, Gaze Festival at Gallery Protocol, FL, CultureHub NYC, Babycastles, NYC, Radiator Gallery, NYC, and the Velvet Lounge, NY. She is currently a fellow in the John Hope Franklin Humanities Center PhD Lab in Digital Knowledge.

Current Research Interests

New Media, Computation, Media Politics, Critical Race Studies, Artificial Intelligence, History of Cybernetics, 21st Century, New Media Art, Network Culture

Current Appointments & Affiliations

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