Allison Chan
Designer and artist born in Honolulu, based in Oakland.
My recent work includes building digital services to support low-income workers, publishing an anthology on migrant justice, theorizing more tender ways of technology-ing, and more.
I’m interested in the politics of care, diaspora, precarity, and abolition. My practice is a way of sharing my learning with others, and I’m always open to new collaborations.
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Designer and artist born in Honolulu, based in Oakland.
My recent work includes building digital services to support low-income workers, publishing an anthology on migrant justice, theorizing more tender ways of technology-ing, and more.
I’m interested in the politics of care, diaspora, precarity, and abolition. My practice is a way of sharing my learning with others, and I’m always open to new collaborations.
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︎ Instagram
︎ Email
Clients & Collaborators
Google, Internet.org, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, IDEO CoLab, Even, Asian Prisoner Support Committee, BUFU (By Us For Us), School for Poetic Computation
Residencies
2018 Eyedream Residency, with BUFU and Eyebeam
2019 Prototype Web Residency, with Are.na
2019 School for Poetic Computation
Exhibitions
2016 Seattle Design Festival, Design in Public
2017 UW B.Des Show, Jacob Lawrence Gallery
2018 Patchwerk, Babycastles
2018 Solidarity is Possible but Not Inevitable, Abrons Arts Center
2019 Fall Showcase, School for Poetic Computation
Select Work
︎ Revolution & Us
︎ Time Portraitures
︎ On Migrant Futurity
︎ Dark Matters
︎ Recollection
︎ Rhythm & Ritual
︎ Climate Change Inequality
Google, Internet.org, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, IDEO CoLab, Even, Asian Prisoner Support Committee, BUFU (By Us For Us), School for Poetic Computation
Residencies
2018 Eyedream Residency, with BUFU and Eyebeam
2019 Prototype Web Residency, with Are.na
2019 School for Poetic Computation
Exhibitions
2016 Seattle Design Festival, Design in Public
2017 UW B.Des Show, Jacob Lawrence Gallery
2018 Patchwerk, Babycastles
2018 Solidarity is Possible but Not Inevitable, Abrons Arts Center
2019 Fall Showcase, School for Poetic Computation
Select Work
︎ Revolution & Us
︎ Time Portraitures
︎ On Migrant Futurity
︎ Dark Matters
︎ Recollection
︎ Rhythm & Ritual
︎ Climate Change Inequality
