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Rachel O'Dwyer

curator, based in Dublin, Ireland.

Rachel O’Dwyer is a lecturer at the School of Visual Culture at the National College of Art & Design, Dublin. She was a Fulbright Scholar at UC Irvine and the Microsoft Research labs, Cambridge, and is currently a fellow at Connect, the center for Networks and Telecommunications at Trinity College, Dublin. She is the co-editor of Neural Magazine and has written for outlets such as Convergence, MIT Press, and the London Review of Books . She has curated a number of events, workshops, and exhibitions that explore the intersection of digital art, technology, and value.

From The True Value of Tokens, October 2023

Profile (past & present)

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Curator, Writer
Locations
Dublin, Ireland

Connections

Leadership roles
Neural Magazine
Affiliations
Neural Magazine
Residencies
Microsoft Research

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