Why thanks for your kind comment, Olivier. The surreal imagery of this video comes from an artist at Lior Sadeh Studio, specifically the watercolor musicians (used to represent the Turns) as well as the castle and origami boats. I was so excited to find it to share with Information Science; for me it captured my field's undulating history. Please keep coming back to INFIDEOS! Warmest wishes, Jenna
Dear Viewers, It would be great to hear your thoughts on this video, and your experiences. If you are active in Information Science, do you recognize these turns? Are you a "turner" and if so, where does your allegiance reside? If you are not a "turner," then how do you approach and frame your work in Information Science? Please do not underestimate how helpful your comments are in enriching understanding of the video, especially for students and newcomers. All remarks or questions are welcome and will receive a response. Thank you!
I am trained as an archivist but I've been interested in the everyday life turn regarding this work for a while. Most recently my work has also incorporated the affective turn, particularly in relation to Indigenous language and cultural reclamation efforts. I'm also trained on critical analysis, so that impact my work too.
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What a beautiful video.
Why thanks for your kind comment, Olivier. The surreal imagery of this video comes from an artist at Lior Sadeh Studio, specifically the watercolor musicians (used to represent the Turns) as well as the castle and origami boats. I was so excited to find it to share with Information Science; for me it captured my field's undulating history. Please keep coming back to INFIDEOS! Warmest wishes, Jenna
I loved the marching robots and the voices reading quotes with accents.
Dear Viewers, It would be great to hear your thoughts on this video, and your experiences. If you are active in Information Science, do you recognize these turns? Are you a "turner" and if so, where does your allegiance reside? If you are not a "turner," then how do you approach and frame your work in Information Science? Please do not underestimate how helpful your comments are in enriching understanding of the video, especially for students and newcomers. All remarks or questions are welcome and will receive a response. Thank you!
I am trained as an archivist but I've been interested in the everyday life turn regarding this work for a while. Most recently my work has also incorporated the affective turn, particularly in relation to Indigenous language and cultural reclamation efforts. I'm also trained on critical analysis, so that impact my work too.
Thanks!!!
You are very welcome. I ❣️ making videos for people interested in Information Science. High Five! 😍