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“Surface Tension,” an immersive visual work created by the artist duo Caitlin & Misha during their 2019 Immersive Scholar residency at the Libraries, has been selected for exhibition at China…

How many hours a day do you spend online now? And how private do you think those hours are? The Libraries hosts a virtual mini-symposium about surveillance architecture, the attention economy, and…

Creative residents Joelle Dietrick and Owen Mundy have started a large-scale immersive visualization project with the Libraries this week. The Davidson, NC-based duo will interpret a browser-based…

A peer review of our Immersive Scholar project has appeared in the new journal Reviews in Digital Humanities. Angel David Nieves writes: "NC State University Libraries’ implementation of Immersive…

What does our humanity sound like? How does climate data look when set in motion? Two NC State artists answer these questions through their work at the Libraries’ first Coffee & Viz event of the…

Artist duo Caitlin & Misha, as part of their Immersive Scholar residency at the Libraries, will lead a 4/5 Coffee & Viz discussion about humanity’s relationship with water. Water is…

Climate change affects everything from the global economy to your life expectancy to the food in your fridge. Once you start connecting all those causes and effects, the sheer amount of information…

“They have fought so hard against a struggle that was not of their own doing,” artist Lucas Swick says of the NC State student cohort he’s been working with at the Libraries. “From extreme poverty to…

Keep your eye on the video walls at the Hunt Library this fall. You’ll see events and exhibits information and content from student contests as usual. But you’ll also see #MeToo data generating…

The NCSU Libraries has chosen five cohort institutions as part of a $414,000 “Visualizing Digital Scholarship in Libraries and Learning Spaces” grant that the University was awarded by the Andrew W.…