Whose History is this?

Maisa Imamović is a researcher, web designer/developer, and experimental educator. In her research, she critically studies the role of a single user and user behaviors generated by code. In her practice, she is interested in building hybrid publishing formats and collectively built interfaces. Since 2019, Maisa has written code in collaboration with artists, collectives, and cultural institutions including Hackers&Designers, Ali Eslami, Marlies van Hak, Merel Smit, VEIN Agency, CalArts, LASP (Gerrit Rietveld Academie) and was published in Kajet, Simulacrum, Forum, TAAK, Real Review, NXS World, Metropolis M, Other Worlds. Her first book was published by the Institute of Network Cultures in 2022. She runs her own blog (Living Industry) at the Institute of Network Cultures at the Amsterdam University of Applied Arts where she is a senior researcher. She is a part of two self-organized collectives: timeis.capital in Amsterdam and RIP SPACE in Los Angeles. She recently obtained her MA degree in Aesthetics & Politics at the California Institute of the Arts and was kindly supported by Prins Bernhard CultuurFonds.

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This website is not a CV per se, but absolutely inspired by the template of one. The list below is a collection of facts related to my practice. Some of these facts represent commissioned projects, proof of work, labour of love - they all track moments in my life + career that I humbly consider as personal traces of success. All buttons on this website are designed for users to erase/revive some facts from my history. The user is welcome to customize the list of my history according to the facts they wish to see from my work. The user is welcome to delete all facts from my history.

teaching Winter Session at CalArts Critical Studies,
teaching Winter Session at CalArts Art,

teaching in Art + Technology Program at CalArts,
teaching in Design Media Program at UCLA,
teaching in Interaction Design Program at ArtCenter,
teaching in Media Arts + Practice Program at USC,

residency at High Desert Test Sites...