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Bria Cole is a media storyteller, junior architect, and educator. Bria's extensive experience in the nonfiction film communities and with cultural institutions in Toronto and New York has shaped her work and interests, intersecting media arts, architectural design, and narrative. She practices neighborhood design and documentary film. She holds a Master of Arts in Media Studies from the New School and a Master of Architecture from the University of Toronto. She is currently completing a feature documentary, "Reconstructing Annie," while researching media infrastructure in border region landscapes. She teaches Creative Technologies at Humber College in the Faculty of Media & Creative Arts.
Bria Cole is a media storyteller, junior architect, and educator. Bria's extensive experience in the nonfiction film communities and with cultural institutions in Toronto and New York has shaped her work and interests, intersecting media arts, architectural design, and narrative. She practices neighborhood design and documentary film. She holds a Master of Arts in Media Studies from the New School and a Master of Architecture from the University of Toronto. She is currently completing a feature documentary, "Reconstructing Annie," while researching media infrastructure in border region landscapes. She teaches Creative Technologies at Humber College in the Faculty of Media & Creative Arts.
“The possibility of renewal draws on a simple fact that ordinary individuals are capable of creating new cultural patterns of commonality at any moment.”
William Connolly, Neuropolitics: Thinking, Culture, Speed. (2002)
William Connolly, Neuropolitics: Thinking, Culture, Speed. (2002)