Please tell me this doesn’t make me sound too much like a pretentious ass…

Jeremy Beliveau graduated from Bard College in 2012 with a BA majoring in Cultural Anthropology. His senior thesis, entitled “Assertions of Identity: Tribal Self Representation at the Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center” examined tribal historical narratives as portrayed through the physical layout of the MPMRC. Ethnographic research for the project was completed during a summer-long internship with the museum’s public program’s department.  While never officially taking the subjects as a minor, he has also done extensive work in electronic music and art history. Between work and studies, he produces both computer/electronic music and glitch/new-media works.  Utilizing a passion for anthropological analysis and theories of display derived from technology (musique concrete, DJ/remix culture, net-art, etc.) he hopes to explore the field of museology through new paradigms of display and mediation brought about by new information technologies.

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