education
2023, B.Media (Hons), University of New South Wales.
2022, B.A / B.Media, University of New South Wales.
Mitchell Price is a researcher based on unceded Bedegal land. His interests are in data infrastructures, mediation, and the diagrammatic.
Mitchell currently works as a research assistant at the University of New South Wales for the Media Futures Hub and Data Justice Research Network.
Subscribe to his Substack newsletter DIAGRAMMA for short essays on film, media, and theory.
He also produces and co-hosts a fortnightly podcast on radical politics and pop culture with journalist and writer (and wife) Soaliha Iqbal called Here's the Thing, Tho. Episodes can be found on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever podcasts are distributed.
You can find different dimensions of his cultural production and subjectification as a "user" scattered across various online profiles, such as on Instagram and Letterboxd.
education
2023, B.Media (Hons), University of New South Wales.
2022, B.A / B.Media, University of New South Wales.
awards
2024, University Medal, University of New South Wales.
2023, Travel bursary, awarded to attend the "AI + Race + Art" workshop at the University of Melbourne.
2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, Faculty of Arts, Design and Architecture Dean's List, University of New South Wales.
selected conferences and workshop presentations
2024, "After Privacy: Devising New Weapons Against Everyday Surveillance," presenter. Cultural Studies Association of Australasia Conference, Macquarie University, Sydney, November 26.
2024, "Beyond Media Diversity: Media Practice and Media Studies in the Age of #BlackLivesMatter," symposium, co-convenor. UNSW, Sydney, June 27.
2023, "Media Futures," panellist. Cultural Studies Association of Australasia Conference, University of South Australia, Adelaide, December 7.
2023, "This Mess We're In: A Workshop on Cene, Conjuncture, and Crisis," workshop, presenter. Media Futures Hub, UNSW, Sydney, November 20.
2023, "Dystopias, Utopias and the Imperfect Present," panellist. School of Arts and Media Symposium, UNSW, Sydney, October 5.