Paul Soulellis's guest appearances

Paul Soulellis

Scratching the Surface

Media Evolution

Stadtbibliothek Stuttgart

CAA Conversations

Jenny Odell

Joe Potts

Chris Lee

Rob Walker

Samuel Johnson

Jane Jensen

Andrew Blauvelt

Khoi Vinh

Linda Liukas

Manuel Lima

Steve Hilton

Kevin Curry

Paul Ford

Allison Arieff

Jay Buchanan

OwlTail

Paul Soulellis is an artist and educator based in Providence, RI. His practice includes teaching, writing and experimental publishing, with a focus on queer methodologies and network culture.Paul poses important questions about history and erasure and has long been using publishing as a form of resistance. Innovation and creation is about power, but so is the act of deciding what to maintain and preserve, not least in the digital world. What is signal and what is noise?

Paul Soulellis is an artist and educator based in Providence, RI. His practice includes teaching, writing and experimental publishing, with a focus on queer methodologies and network culture.Paul poses important questions about history and erasure and has long been using publishing as a form of resistance. Innovation and creation is about power, but so is the act of deciding what to maintain and preserve, not least in the digital world. What is signal and what is noise?

Paul Soulellis – Urgentcraft

Paul Soulellis is a designer, writer, and educator. After spending twenty years working as a designer, fifteen of those years under his own studio, Soulellis Studios, Paul recently has shifted his work into a more expanded and experimental practice. In 2014, while part of the New Museum's incubator, he started Counterpractice, his new design studio, and began publishing his now-ongoing project Library of the Printed Web. He also recently joined the faculty at RISD in their graphic design department. In this episode, Paul and I talk about the significance of blogging to his work, building new types of graphic design practices, and how the classroom can be a nucleus for the intersection of theory and practice. Links from this episode can be found at scratchingthesurface.fm.

Paul Soulellis is a designer, writer, and educator. After spending twenty years working as a designer, fifteen of those years under his own studio, Soulellis Studios, Paul recently has shifted his work into a more expanded and experimental practice. In 2014, while part of the New Museum's incubator, he started Counterpractice, his new design studio, and began publishing his now-ongoing project Library of the Printed Web. He also recently joined the faculty at RISD in their graphic design department. In this episode, Paul and I talk about the significance of blogging to his work, building new types of graphic design practices, and how the classroom can be a nucleus for the intersection of theory and practice. Links from this episode can be found at <a href="http://scratchingthesurface.fm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">scratchingthesurface.fm</a>.

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Paul Soulellis is an assistant professor at the Rhode Island School of Design, where he teaches experimental publishing, typography, and graphic design. He is the founder of Library of the Printed Web, which was recently acquired by MoMA Library. http://printedweb.org/Joe Potts is a graphic designer, educator, artist, and writer working with found and synthesized images, sound, typography, and language. He teaches typography and graphic design at Otis College of Art and Design and the University of Southern California, and is the founding director of the Southland Institute (for critical, durational, and typographic post-studio practices). http://southland.institute/

Paul Soulellis is an assistant professor at the Rhode Island School of Design, where he teaches experimental publishing, typography, and graphic design. He is the founder of Library of the Printed Web, which was recently acquired by MoMA Library. <a href="http://printedweb.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://printedweb.org/</a> Joe Potts is a graphic designer, educator, artist, and writer working with found and synthesized images, sound, typography, and language. He teaches typography and graphic design at Otis College of Art and Design and the University of Southern California, and is the founding director of the Southland Institute (for critical, durational, and typographic post-studio practices). http://southland.institute/

Paul Soulellis, Joe Potts // Practice and / or / as Project