Weaver’s professional background has facilitated their role as a successful media, art, and technology educator. They have extensive experience teaching, from facilitating no-budget video production, to leading masterclasses in curatorial practice, writing, cultural critique, and theory.
Weaver loves giving talks and leading workshops. As a professor, Weaver has taught across a number of subjects and courses.
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Digital Video
Advanced Video
Video Art
Experimental Film
Documentary
Sound Art
Ecological Design
Multi-Channel Video
Installation Art
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Weaver’s critical interest in posthumanism, both in artistic practice and within theory and critique, reflects their ongoing focus on questions of relatedness. How do humans situate themselves amongst one another and amongst other beings in an expansive, more-than-human world? In the face of climate crisis, anthropocentric navel gazing, capitalist exploitation of land, and growing technological atomization of individuals and alienation from community, Weaver considers the posthuman a useful framework with which to consider our place in the world alongside our technological present.
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