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How has social-first video content evolved to dominate visual culture, and what does it mean for culture and society overall? This conversation will outline the aesthetics of “brainrot” content as a new genre, with its own signifiers and motifs. Moderated by cultural critic Whitney Mallet and featuring David Lisbon, Curatorial Assistant at the Whitney Museum, and Bri Griffin, Community Designer at Rhizome, the discussion will zoom out to examine the internet’s effects on the evolution of contemporary art.
FREE and open to the public
A celebration of Miami-based emerging artist Tara Long's all-encompassing takeover of Locust Projects with her LA ESQUINITA (Little Corner) project. The night will feature pop-up performances, a special guest DJ, and crafted cocktails in the artist-designed Swamp-Scape Speakeasy that stays open til midnight.
This month’s DiLL turns its focus to strategy, systems, and computer logic with a business development workshop by interdisciplinary artist and creative strategist Haiiileen, followed by an experimental live performance by architect and sound artist Marcelo Ertorteguy. Artists and attendees of all skill levels are strongly encouraged to #BYOL (Bring Your Own Laptop) and follow along!
This event is free and open to the public, and presented as part of the Knight Digital Innovation Initiative at Locust Projects. Refreshments are provided for guests aged 21 and older, courtesy of our 2025–26 sponsors The Tank Brewing Co. and Topo Chico.
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