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Today's interview is with Troy Ouellette, an Assistant Professor with the Department of Visual Arts, where he specializes in\xa0assemblage theory,\xa0technology and conceptual art.\xa0\nOur wide-ranging conversation explores the multi-disciplinary nature of assemblage and conceptual art, touching on the environment, politics, trade, gardening, and the Bauhaus art movement. Troy discusses some of his recent pieces exhibited at the Embassy Cultural House in London, Ont., as well as his current project looking at art and disability. We also learn about the course Troy will be teaching as part of Brock's new engineering program.\nNote: Troy's podcast Media, Art, Other, is now available in Brock's Digital Repository. The podcast series explores media arts, race, class, Indigeneity, identity politics, and disability arts.\n\xa0\nLinks\nTroy Ouellette website\nMedia, Art, Other\nEmbassy Cultural House-- Troy Ouellette\nBrock University Department of Visual Arts\nMarilyn I. Walker School of Fine and Performing Arts\nBrock University Engineering\xa0\n\xa0\nArtists Mentioned\nManuel DeLanda (assemblage artist)\nAdrian Piper (conceptual artist)\nLouise Lawler (conceptual artist)\nRobert Barry (conceptual artist)\nJeff Wall (conceptual artist)\nConceptual art groups: Fluxus, Gutai, Dada, Neo Dada, Photoconceptualism, Land Art\xa0\nExperiments in Art and Technology\xa0\nJack Burham Software Exhibition\xa0\nLev Manovich Software Takes Command\xa0\n\xa0\nCredits\nThank you for listening to Foreword.\xa0\nFind our footnotes, links\xa0to\xa0more information,\xa0transcripts,\xa0and past episodes on our website\xa0brocku.ca/humanities.\xa0\nWe love to hear from our listeners! Join us on\xa0Twitter,\xa0Facebook, and\xa0Instagram\xa0@brockhumanities.\xa0\nPlease subscribe and rate us on your favourite podcasting app\xa0so you don\u2019t miss an episode.\xa0\nForeword\xa0is hosted and produced by Alison Innes for the Faculty of Humanities at Brock University.\xa0\nSeries two sound design and editing is by Nicole Arnt. Theme music is by Khalid Imam.\xa0\nSpecial thanks to Brock University\u2019s\xa0MakerSpace\xa0and Brock University Marketing and Communications for\xa0studio and web support.\xa0\nThis podcast is financially supported by the Faculty of Humanities at Brock University.