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Video conferencing offers an illusory sense of unilateral control over conversations
The Zoom Gaze Video conferencing offers an illusory sense of unilateral control over conversations Autumm Caines December 07, 2020 share Images: From the series Lover's Eyes by Tabitha Vevers . From top left, Horace (Pippin); Johnny (after John Waters); Untitled (after Kerry James Marshall); Arnold II (after Grant Wood); Cindy (Sherman); Chuck (Close); Lydia (after Man Ray); Frida (after Frida Kahlo). Courtesy the artist, Albert Merola Gallery and Bookstein Projects . http://reallifemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/The-Zoom-Gaze.mp3 Full-text audio version of this essay. [Spanish translation
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