Glitching the Canon: Databending as Feminist and Anticolonial Resistance in Art Education
Part of 2026 NAEA National Convention
Friday 6 March 2026·2:00 pm
Disrupt the canon with databending. This session explores how glitching digital images of canonical artworks can foster feminist, anticolonial critique and critical pedagogy—without requiring advanced tech skills. Learn how to bring glitch theory into your classroom using accessible tools, student examples, and powerful questions that challenge dominant narratives.
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