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Andrew Jones Columns

“I Read the News Today, Oh Boy…”

Before I got on my flight to Houston yesterday I opened up my laptop and skimmed Facebook. In their “Trending” section at the top...

by Meghan Rosatelli December 16, 2014October 12, 2020
Andrew Jones Columns

Overhyped and Underwhelming

Do me a favor and think back to the year 2001. The Time Magazine “Person of the Year” was Rudy Giuliani. Lifehouse, Train, Matchbox...

by Meghan Rosatelli September 15, 2014September 14, 2016
Andrew Jones Columns

“Just A Spoonful of Musings Helps Reality Go Down…”

Before I even begin, I just want to clarify that yes, it was my intention to have that Mary Poppins tune stuck in your...

by Meghan Rosatelli August 5, 2014September 14, 2016
Andrew Jones Columns

Ctrl+Alt+Del

In 2003, the California Coastal Records Project was hard at work on an ambitious quest to develop a photographic archive of the entire California...

by Meghan Rosatelli June 30, 2014October 3, 2017
Columns Daniel Fandino

The Curious Life of Memes

Memes have become a ubiquitous part of internet culture. Keyboard Cat, Doge and Overly Attached Girlfriend are just a few of the thousands of...

by Meghan Rosatelli May 1, 2014March 13, 2021
Features Process Features

13 Women and Kevin. Convos with Digital America (the course)

Before Digital America (the journal) was a glimmer in my eye, the course Digital America promised University of Richmond students a rather bumpy tour...

by Meghan Rosatelli February 4, 2014March 23, 2021
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Editor's Note:

Welcome to the 21st issue of Digital America! We’re a class and arts journal with a focus on digital media and post-internet art. Each semester over the past decade, students at the University of Richmond have come together to curate, edit, and publish compelling and innovative digital art that breaks conventional artistic boundaries. Our Spring 2023 issue features work that explores cultural schisms, identity, loss and discovery. We’re particularly excited by the many web-based works in this issue. We honor and celebrate every artist and student contributor for their time and commitment to our flourishing project. Enjoy!

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