A factory worker re-enacting keyboard assembly. A game character performing the extraction of personal data. A music video singing the songs of technological redlining. A nonsensical virtual archive of Foxconn. Xin Xin, Dodd assistant professor in Media Design and Women's Studies presents a new installation "Labor in a Single Shot.", a collection of material and immaterial labor in the tech industry.  The exhibition pays tribute to "Labor in a Single Shot", a group project initiated by Antje Ehmann and Harun Farocki.  

Drawing heavily from the archival resources at the Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library  at UGA, Haunts and Related Incidents is a modern interpretation of early 20th century Georgia folklore and mythology. Simultaneously seductive and off-putting, Dodd MFA student Alec Kaus' series of works is an examination of the tensions between the familiar and the unfamiliar; the objective and the subjective; the natural and the unnatural; the material and the ethereal.

Courtney McClellan’s "Midlands" developed from a three-year observation of Mock Trial at the University of Georgia. The American Mock Trial Association (AMTA) is an intercollegiate club in which students simulate legal cases. Within the performance, students may be cast as lawyers or as witnesses, allowing them to shape all aspects of the story they tell. Midlands is the imaginary state in which Mock Trial cases take place. The resulting three channel video installation visualizes and imagines this fictional land.