Multimodal Communication Research - Screenings
The Flow 34 cinematic exhibition includes audio/visual work projects that can be viewed in a continuous loop exhibition in The Cube, Áras na Mac Léinn building from 29 June 2026.
Do Sheep Dream of Electric Ruins?
Matt Parker
Filhas Potiguares (Potiguar Daughters)
Talyta França
Most People Are Other People
Wenshu Kan
Memory as Resistance: Colombia’s Archivo del Paro #28A
Gabriella Bellot
My Soil, My Soul: The Cham Struggle to Remember and Revive
Isra Fejzullaj
Two Stitches, One Cent
Jannat Malik
AI Took Everything in My Room But Gave Me a Photo
Bianca Zamora Perez
Experiencing Regenerative Communities Together Through Urban Play
Troy Innocent, Professora N'arweet Carolyn Briggs, Ashleigh Dharma, Carlo Tolentino, Alison Soutar, and Gio Fitzpatrick
The Jump
Iman El Moctar and Julie Mubashir Hanif
Mato Grosso: the tragedy of femicide and extreme right-wing sexism
Julia Gabriella Nogueira Munhoz
Exit to Entry: Black Expats & Teaching English Abroad as Fugitive, Liberatory Praxis
Nandi Pointer
Un-monument: Cold War "legacy sites" and the mediation of nuclear violence
John Shiga, Olivia D’Alfonso, Shafiya Khan, Zishuo Li, and Jonah Milo
Multimodal Communication Research - Exhibition
The exhibition can be viewed in The Stage and the Large Acoustic Room, Áras na Mac Léinn - MacLeinn building from 29 June 2026
Fear Me: Gender Based Violence, Affective Economies & Markets for Women’s Safety
Simron Gill
AFOA.NZ – Mapping the Country through Children’s Letters in a Collaboratively Created Interactive Videobook
Gisela De Castro
Exhibition as Method: storytelling, imagination and knowledge production
Charlotte Hill and Mirca Madianou
Through the Hole: Informal Passages, Remembered Seas
Aysu Arsoy
Homesickness: Tea as Material and Sensory Medium in Diasporic Experience
Zishuo Li
Remembering 1991: The Voices of Ahiska Turks
Khatimat Abilova
Visual Language: Decoding Kazakh Ornaments
Dariya Utepkaliyeva
The new economic reality of participatory communication and development told through six metaphors and poems
Jessica Noske-Turner
