Interviews, databases, performance projects, art, media, design, film, press, radio, television

databases, websites, electronic editions & blogs (selected)

collaborator 1983-1984; associate director 1984-1985, Dartmouth Dante Project (director Robert Hollander), pilot database project involving seven hundred years of commentary tradition on Dante’s Commedia. Funding support provided by Dartmouth College, The Dante Society of America, La Società Dantesca Italiana, The Mellon Foundation, Apple Computer Corporation, Digital Equipment Corporation, The AT&T Foundation, and The David and Lucile Packard Foundation.
L’Espositione di Bernardino Daniello da Lucca sopra la Commedia di Dante. Ed. with Robert Hollander; in collaboration with Kevin Brownlee and Nancy J. Vickers; published in 1985 as a digital edition for the Dartmouth Dante Project; available at http://dante.dartmouth.edu/.
director, http://crowds.stanford.edu, website launched Sept. 2005, designed by TenFold Design, Oakland, CA. Supported by the Seaver Institute and the President’s Innovation Fund at Stanford University. Published in the Spring 2006 Ephemera issue of Vectors: Journal of Culture and Technology in a Dynamic Vernacular, USC Annenberg School.
Director, http://revolutionarytides.stanford.edu, website launched Sept. 2005, designed by Animated Design, Oakland, CA. Supported by the Seaver Institute, the Cantor Arts Center, the Wolfsonian-FIU, and the Hoover Institution. Winner of Silver Addy award in the Arts and Sciences Category from the Bay Area Ad Council.
co-PI, CitySpaces project, with Piero Fraternali, Stefano Ceri, and Todd Presner, ASP project 2010-2012 for development of new extended version of the UCLA-based HyperCities platform, Alta Scuola Politecnica, Politecnico di Milano/Politecnico di Torino.
with Kara Oehler, “The First Spoken Arts Record You Can Dance To” (online sketch for a multimedia critical edition of the 1967 Columbia LP The Medium is the Massage performed by Jerome Agel, Marshal McLuhan, and Quentin Fiore, Sensate, posted spring 2011.regular
columnist for www edition of West 86th: A Journal of Decorative Arts, Design History and Material Culture, Bard Graduate Center/U of Chicago Press, 2011-. Entry titles: “An Introduction to 15 Things,” “Spinners,” and “A Portrait of Homo Velox.”
frequent contributor to online Digital Humanities aggregators via Twitter, among others Nick Matthew’s Digital Humanities Daily and Simon Tanner’s When the Data Hits the Fan.
with the metaLAB (at) Harvard team, project design, consulting, and development work on Digital Archive of Japan’s 2011 Disasters, a metaLAB/Zeega/Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies project (2011-), Curarium, DPSI, Teaching with Things, Beautiful Data, Lightbox Gallery, Book a Nook, Curricle, Curatorial A(I)gents and most other metaLAB projects (2011-).
with Paolo Petrocelli, convener/organizer, futureSTAGE project, metaLAB (at) Harvard (2020-2022).
other metaLAB (at) Harvard projects documented at https://mlml.io/projects/.

art, media, digital humanities & design projects

“AI Pedagogy,” with Sarah Newman et alii, the project website was launched in Oct. 2023 at https://aipedagogy.org/.
“Peirce interprets Peirce,” with Dario Rodighiero, Alessandro Adamou, and Davide Picca. The project aims to study, disseminate, and valorize Charles S. Peirce’s work by transcribing, analyzing, and visualizing his writings held at Harvard’s Houghton Library.
“Curatorial A(i)gents,” concept development, project leadership, implementation, and design, including collaborative (with Kevin Brewster, Todd Linkner, and Dietmar Offenhuber) development of A Flitting Atlas of the Human Gaze. The entire project is slated for installation at the Harvard Art Museum, Jan. 30 – May 15, 2022.
“From Computational Humanities to DH,” “Critical code studies,” “The Ethics of DH,” and “Knowledge Design,” unit within Digital Humanities: HarvardX online course, Harvard U, March 2019.
Concept development, project leadership, implementation, and design (with the metaLAB team) on Curricle, a dynamic platform for curriculum exploration and discovery, funded by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Harvard U, fall 2016-present.
Production, design, and concept development (with the metaLAB team) of the website support for the expanded re-edition of Maury Stein and Larry Miller, Blueprint for Counter Education, (New York: Inventory Books, 2016) = blueprintforcountereducation.com.
COLD STORAGE, producer/writer/concept developer, 26 minute color documentary short on the Harvard Book Depository embedded in a 500 item, interactive web documentary, available at http://www.librarybeyondthebook.org/cold_storage/. Project developed by metaLAB (at) Harvard, Cristoforo Magliozzi, director; Matthew Battles, executive director. Premiered in Boston and Paris in 2015.
MALLARMOVIE, Zeega (database documentary remix of Stéphane Mallarmé’s Un Coup de dés), shown at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art as part of The Making of … Zeega showcase (The Kitchen Sisters, Zeega, KQED, SFMOMA), May 30-June 1, 2013.
GHOST, networked multimedia installation (website, 6 database documentaries [Wall, Footing, What’s in a name?, Carrier, Bed, Hotel], 10 iPads installed throughout museum), Host & Guest exhibition, curated by Steven Henry Madoff, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, May-July 2013, Tel Aviv, Israel.
Teaching with Things, metaLAB (at) Harvard project devoted to developing flexible, scalable approach to representing the material and sensory attributes of three dimensional objects, to building “artifactual interfaces,” to annotating three-dimensional objects, and to exploring relationships among objects and multimedia data sets, supported by a grant from the Hauser Initiative for Teaching and Learning.
4-fold minna-no-lé project, developed with Daniele Ledda (XY comm) and Elisabetta Terragni (Studio Terragni Architetti) for the Ito/Yamamoto/Naito/Kuma/Sejima “Picturing Home for All” initiative in support of refugees from the March 11, 2011 earthquake-tsunami in Northern Japan; on exhibit at the Toyo Ito Museum of Architecture, Imbari, in Omishima July 2011-June 2012 and at the Sendai Mediatheque July-August 2011; published in Our “Home-for-All” design ideas, plans and all, ed. KISYN-no-Kai (Toyo Ito, Riken Yamamoto, Hiroshi Naito, Kengo Kuma, Kazujo Sejima), (Tokyo: Ito School, 2012), pp. 176-178.
Digital Ecologies, metaLAB/Arnold Arboretum collaboration dedicated to building a platform for the collaborative curation of living collections (2012-)
extramuros.zeega.org/demo/”>extraMUROS, Harvard Library Lab projhapins, James Burns, Kara Oehler, Ann Whiteside, Alix Reiskind, 2011-. Project submitted for Digital Public Library of America Beta Sprint competition, summer 2011; selected as finalist and presented at National Archives, Washington, DC, at plenary session in October 2011.
L’arte senza artisti, video talk, D.!A.! Digital Art Festival, Milan Innovation Festival, Oct. 2010.
chief curator, Gallerie della Memoria, Second Life island counterpart to I Trentini e la Grande Guerra exhibition, Trento Sept.-Nov. 2008, funded by the Provincia Autonoma di Trento.
design and production work on installation videos and slide shows on R. Buckminster Fuller, Airstream, TVA housing, Joseph Eichler, and Drop City for Casa per tutti, Triennale di Milano, May 1-Sept. 1, 2008.
brainstorming and consulting work on all Stanford Humanities Lab projects, including public art, database, exhibition, multimedia installation and performance projects, as well as mixed reality programming and production work, 2000-2010.
SPEED limits – project director and chief curator; development of virtual exhibition platform/project as part of the SIRIKATA open source virtual world; project host: the Stanford Humanities Lab (Henrik Bennetsen, Matteo Bittanti, Gordon Knox et alii); project partner is the Bornholms Kunstmuseum, working in collaboration with the Canadian Centre for Architecture and the Wolfsonian-FIU; project funding for virtual exhibition: Danish Ministry of Science. Initial development work 2007-2009; virtual exhibition construction 2009-2010.
Climate Clock – Second Time design project, in collaboration with Lynn Hershman, Rafael Lozano-Hemer, Jeffrey Aldrich, and Henrik Bennetsen, (spring 2008).
Twelve Degrees of Freedom — Buckminster Fuller’s Twentieth Century. Director (with Roberto Trujillo, Stanford University Libraries, and Hsiao-Yun Chu [Fuller archive]); a research venture carried out as a collaborative undertaking between the Stanford Humanities Lab and the Stanford University Libraries, 2001-2005.
Crowds. Principal Investigator (with Matthew Tiews); other team members include Joy Connolly, Jobst Welge, Haun Saussy, Marisa Galvez, Heather Farkas, and Andrew Uroskie. A long-term research, web, and exhibition project on the crowd in the Western cultural-political imaginary. Completed under the aegis of the Stanford Humanities Lab, 2000-2005 with funding from The Seaver Institute.

podcasts, videos, music, & performance projects

Video talk on architectural archives and augmented museology, “Architetture dagli archivi del MAXXI — La Torre Velasca dei BBPR” exhibition, MAXXI, Rome, Oct.-Dec. 2024.
Host for 2024, Paraphrasis – a podcast on translation, produced by Lara Norgaard and Jess Jensen, launching January 2024.
Mobility+ (The Piaggio Fast Forward Podcast), hosted and produced by Jeffrey Schnapp; 12 episodes between 2020-2021; available on various platforms (Stitcher, Apple, Google, TuneIn) and at https://www.piaggiofastforward.com/podcast.
The Masses (Adam Michaels, Daniel Perlin, Jeffrey Schnapp), The Electric Information Age Album, vinyl limited edition LP (Sept. 2012), Perlin Studios, Giant Corporate / Inventory Records 01; digital release at http:/wearethemasses.net.
The Masses (Shannon Harvey, Adam Michaels, Daniel Perlin, Jeffrey Schnapp), The Electric Information Age LP Live, Sept. 30, 2012, Performance Dome, MoMA P. S. 1.
The Masses (Shannon Harvey, Adam Michaels, Daniel Perlin, Jeffrey Schnapp), The e-Info Age Bookmix (The 2nd Spoken Arts Record You Can Dance To), live performance, MiTo Festival Internazionale della Musica, Teatro Franco Parenti, Milan, Italy, Sept. 17 and 18, 2012.
Mixed Reality Performance, with Juan Pablo Caceres, Robert Hamilton, and Chryssie Nanou, a Sirikata-based live event, MiTo Festival Internazionale della Musica, Milan, Italy, Sept. 2009; film clip posted at MiTo festival site.

film, media, press, broadcasts & interviews (selected)

“Se il robot lavorerà a fianco dell’uomo,” Dossier section, Sole24Ore, Oct. 20, 2024, xvi.
“Elogio della velocità,” Sole24Ore, Oct. 13, 2024, xii.
“Ispirazioni passate e visioni future. Per un approccio trasversale al presente,” interviewed by Daniela Macrì, Nido – Il magazine online della Scuola del Tascabile (Istituto Treccani), published Nov. 2, 2023.
“Να διασφαλίσουμε ότι η τεχνητή νοημοσύνη δεν θα επιδεινώσει τις κοινωνικές ανισότητες,” interviewed by Paris Spinou, Efimerida ton Syntakton (Athens), June 17, 2023: 8-9.
“Η τεχνολογια kai η παραδοση δεν ειναι αντιπαλεσ,” interviewed by Maria Adamopoulou, Ta Nea (Athens), June 16, 2023: 57.
“Un nuovo umanesimo: la rivoluzione del digitale raccontata da Jeffrey Schnapp,” interviewed by Enzo Argante, Forbes (Italian edition), June 12, 2023.
“La progettazione della nuova conoscenza,” interviewed by Enrico Comaschi, La Gazzetta di Mantova, Feb. 1, 2023: 38.
“Le grandi smart city cedono il passo a reti rurali connesse,” interviewed by Giampaolo Colletti, Sole 24 Ore, July 7, 2022.
“Etica e IA,” interviewed on Radio3, Italian National Radio, May 5, 2022.
“FuturStage. Saper guardare oltre il domani,” interviewed with Paolo Petrocelli by Alessandro Tommasi, Quinte parallele, Feb. 16, 2022.
“Designing an autonomous vehicle to make communities more walkable,” interviewed by Ryan Atkinson, The Business Cloud, episode 34, broadcast Sept. 8, 2021.
“The Real Challenge…,” Jeffrey Schnapp interviewed by Ken Gordon, The Resonance Test, episode 64, EMGO-Continuum podcast, broadcast May 27, 2021.
Paolo Casicci, “Siamo il modo in cui ci spostiamo,” Interni Magazine, April 23, 2021.
“Il museo virtuale,” Webinar with Laura Valente, Stroncature, March 5, 2021.
“Musei e digitale. Intervista a Jeffrey Schnapp,” interviewed by Maria Elena Colombo, Artribune April 5, 2021.
“Libri e giornali ai tempi della digitalizzazione: come cambia il nostro modo di leggere (e di pensare),” short video talk for RepTV, La Repubblica, Feb. 3, 2021.
“Jeffrey Schnapp: Lessons learned from the pandemic – The challenges and opportunities of the new normal,” questions formulated by Maria Xantoudaki, Ecsite: The European Network of Science Centers and Museums, Spokes #66 (Sept. 2020).
“La rivoluzione digitale vista da molto vicino,” interviewed by the Gramsci Center for the Humanities / Centro di studi gramsciani, Oct. 16, 2020.
“La mobilità,” Rumors d’ambiente — RePower Podcast, with Maurizio Mellis, episodio #00, published Sept. 2020.
“Intervista con Jeffrey Schnapp – Festivalfilosofia 2020,” Festivalfilosofia 2020, Modena (Sept. 2022).
“L’intelligenza artificiale e il dilemma del ciclista da salvare,” interactive media essay (developed with Daniele Francesconi), Gazzetta di Modena, Sept. 15-20, 2020.
“Un doppio superumano? No, i robot sono applicazioni sociali,” La Repubblica, Sept. 13, 2020.
“Intervista a Jeffrey Schnapp,” with Ludovico Albano, Inside Design podcast, Real Inside Magazine, broadcast July 21, 2020.
“How new forms of mobility will change the way we live and work, with Professor Jeffrey Schnapp,” host Lawrence Knell, Brain for Business podcast, broadcast July 14, 2020.
“Designing Knowldege: Welcome to metaLAB,” interviewed by Francesca Sironi, special issue on “Relentless Evolution,” Maize 9 (2020): 60-65.
Guest panelist (with Carl Frey and Sabina Nawaz), “Il futuro del lavoro,” episode 9 of the SkyTV TG24 special Idee per il dopo, host Giuseppe de Bellis, broadcast on June 23, 2020.
Giulia Silvia Ghia, “Per riattivare i musei servono competenze trasversali. Ecco cosa pensa Jeffrey Schnapp,” reportage on April 17, 2020 online lecture at US Embassy in Rome, Huffington Post online edition, published April 24, 2020.
“Un caleidoscopio del Novecento. Intervista a Jeffrey Schnapp,” Cristina Baldacci, Art e Dossier magazine (April 2020): 18-21.
“Gepäck bei Fuß [Mobilität: Roboter],” interviewed by Claudia Fromme, Süddeutsche Zeitung (Feb. 8, 2020).
“Episode 17: Piaggio Fast Forward & The Future of Personal Mobility,” interviewed by Mike Grandinetti, Disruptive Innovation Podcast (D.I.P.), published Jan. 25, 2020.
“Jeffrey Schnapp: ‘Siate smart ma con curiosità e senso critico’,” interview with Luca Cardinale, Cultura e spettacolo section, Gazzetta di Modena, Sept. 7, 2019: 34-35.
“Anche le carte veline sono arte del ‘900,” interviewed by Benedetta Cucci, Il resto di Carlino, Dec. 5, 2019: 53.
“Movability: la nuova mobilità secondo Schnapp,” Homo Mobilis REpower,” published Oct. 3, 2019.
“I trasporti del futuro secondo Jeffrey Schnapp,” Morning Future, Sept. 30, 2019.
“Perchè le scienze umane passano dall’informatica: l’intervista,” interviewed by Francesco Malfetano, Tecnologia MACRO, Il messaggero (Sept. 16, 2019): 17.
“Cambiano i modelli di mobilità in città: Dopo il monopattino debutta il robot personale,” interviewed by Emanuela Griglié, Tuttoscienze section, La Stampa July 31, 2019: 31.
“MUTAMENTO SOSTENIBILE: Jeffrey Schnapp – dalla mobilità alla Moveability,” interviewed with Maria Grazia Mattei by Ira Rubini, Radio Popolare, June 13, 2019.
“Veicoli robotici,” interviewed by Massimo Cerofolini, Radio Rai Uno, June 12, 2019.
“Schnapp e la svolta digitale. Così la cultura torna ‘viva’ fuori dai magazzini e archivi,” interviewed by S.L., Gazzetta di Modena, June 12, 2019: 4.
“Jeffrey Schnapp: ‘Il mezzo di trasporto del futuro? Le nostre gambe’,” interviewed by Francesco Cancellato, Linkiesta.it, June 11, 2019.
“L’Italia ripartirà con modelli sociali generati da innovazioni culturali–A tavola con Jeffrey Schnapp,” interviewed by Paolo Bricco, Sole 24 Ore, March 25, 2019.
“Alfonso Bialettis kaffepanna” (interview), Loppmarknadsarkeologerna Bakom billiga loppmarknadsfynd finns berättelser om folkliv, konsumtionshistoria och design, Swedish National Radio (SverigesRadio), published March 9, 2019.
Interview with Jeffrey Schnapp (Interview 109; interviewer Jarrett Fuller), Scratching the Surface — A podcast about the intersection of design criticism and practice, published Feb. 6, 2019.
“Di cosa parliamo quando parliamo di Digital Humanities” (interview), Cineca Magazine 5 (April 2018): 13-17.
Andrea Maioli (interviewer), “Vivere alla velocità dell’arte,” Cultura e Società, Il Resto del Carlino, April 7, 2018.
Ian Bogost, “The Cute Robot That Follows You Around the City,” feature essay in The Atlantic, Feb. 28, 2018.
“Uno sguardo (e qualche concreta soluzione) per la mobilità “sostenibile”: intervista a Jeffrey Schnapp di Piaggio Fast Forward,” interviewed by Enzo Lavagnini, Envi.info: Periodico online di comunicazione ambientale, posted Feb. 15, 2018.
“Il design della conoscenza,” interviewed by Stefano Capezzuto, Il lavoro culturale, posted Oct. 6, 2017.
“Interview: Fysieke bibliotheek nog belangrijker dan voorheen” (in Flemish), Bibliotheekblad – Vakblad voor de openbare bibliotheken 9/10 (2017): 10-13.
“‘Knowledge design’: de toekomstige bibliothecaris als architect van kennis en ruimte” (in Flemish), interview with Jessica Jacobs and Tom Willaert, Meta – tijdschrift voor bibliotheek & archief 8 (2017): 16-20.
Valentina Silvestri, “Il destino dei saperi. Intervista a Jeffrey Schnapp,” Artribune (Oct. 8, 2017).
“Autonomy for Humans in the 21st Century City,” United States Department of Transportation Volpe Center, (Oct. 5, 2017), https://www.volpe.dot.gov/news/autonomy-for-humans-in-the-21st-century-city.
Interviewed on the future of libraries, with Eimer Wieldraaijer, forthcoming in Flemish in Bibliotheekblad (fall 2017).
“La sorte dei sapori nel 21esimo secolo: una intervista a Jeffrey Schnapp,” Controradio (published Sept. 12, 2017).
“Uno, cento, mille David. In 3d,” interviewed by Chiara Dino, Corriere Fiorentino (Sept. 12, 2017): 13, supplement to Corriere della Sera.
“Festival letteratura: bisogna leggere i classici,” interviewed by Gianluca Veneziani, Libero (Sept. 8, 2017): 27.
“Knowledge Design: Jeffrey Schnapp Interview,” with Tim Ivison, SCI-Arc Channel, published July 24, 2017.
“Quand la mobilité transforme la ville,” PCA-Stream Talks, https://www.pca-stream.com/en/player/jeffrey-schnapp–when-mobility-transforms-the-city-8, Paris, July 2017.
“FuturPiaggio,” press launch event, Teatro Vetra, Milan, March 2017.
Interview with Jeffrey Schnapp, Morning Show, PRISA GROUP Radio stations (Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Spain), March 5, 2017.
David Pierce, “The Piaggio Gita is a Futuristic Robot that Follows You Around,” Wired (Feb. 16, 2017).
Guido Romeo, “Robotica antropocentrica; Parla Jeffrey Schnapp,” Sole 24 Ore – Nòva (Feb. 5, 2017).
Interview with Jeffrey Schnapp, Stream 04, special issue on “New Nature,” forthcoming spring 2017).
“Schnapp: spirito umanistico ‘contagiato’ dalla tecnologia,” interviewed by Giada da Roit, L’Adige (Dec. 17, 2016).
“Con Jeffrey Schnapp, il sistema trentino della ricerca a confronto,” L’Adigetto – Quotidiano di Opinione Virtuale, (Dec. 17, 2016).
“Interview with Adam Michaels and Jeffrey Schnapp,” host Thomas Hill, The Library Café, WVKR radio and internet stream, released Oct. 26, 2016.
“The Moment of the Monument,” Inside Culture, host Fionn Davenport, RTÉ Radio 1 Ireland, interview released Oct. 24, 2016.
“The Promise of Libraries,” Inside Culture, host Fionn Davenport, RTÉ Radio 1 Ireland, interview released Oct. 10, 2016.
“Beyond the book: A whole new chapter in the role of public libraries,” interviewed by Simon Bracken, Irish Times, June 6, 2016.
Special guest and interviewee, Capital La Sfida, Milano Finanza – CNBC; 30 minute televised interview with Claudio Gallone; broadcast 4/13-15/2016; available online at http://video.milanofinanza.it/classcnbc/capital-la-sfida/.
Interviewed, “Taking a Ride on the Bialetti Moka Express,” Good Food (with Evan Keiman), KCRW Los Angeles, 11 am, Feb. 27, 2016.
Interviewed, “Italy Says Goodbye To Renato Moka, The Man Behind Its Iconic Coffee Hardware,” All Things Considered, National Public Radio, Feb. 20, 2016.
Interviewed (along with Andrea Branzi, Paola Zatti, Cino Zucchi, Franco Raggi, Mario Bellini, Lea Vergine, and Stefano Boeri) with excerpts published in Marco Sammicheli “L’evento sorpresa / The Surprise,” Abitare 551 (Feb. 2016): 54-59.
“Reinvigorate instead of chasing trends by redesigning,” contribution to Up for Discussion rubric (Universities on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown), Zócalo Public Square, April 1, 2015; picked up by Time and Fortune.
“Luminous Making,” interviewed by Samantha Schwirk, Newsmaker feature, LD+A – The Magazine of the Illuminating Engineerings Society of America (May 2015): 33-37.
“Cold Storage: An Interview with Cristoforo Magliozzi and Jeffrey Schnapp,” published Feb. 22, 2015, Beyond the Book: A Podcast on the Business of Writing and Publishing,” Copyright Clearance Center.
Allison Meier, “Where the Library Gets its Books,” Hyperallergic Feb. 16, 2015, online at http://hyperallergic.com/182365/where-the-library-gets-its-books/.
“Across the Disciplinary Grain,” interviewed by Thomas Hill, broadcast Feb. 4, 2015 on WVKR and, online, at http://library-cafe.org.
“The Library Beyond the Book,” interview with Fred Rascoe, “Lost in the Stacks,” WREK Atlanta, broadcast Nov. 7, 2014.
Interviewed by Matt Applegate and Izzy To regarding the Digital Humanities Manifesto 2.0, The Manifesto Project, video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DrfiAuI4Og posted Nov. 2014.
“Reimagining Libraries for the 21st Century,” a talk with Matthew Battles, Harvard Bookstore, Sept. 5, broadcast on WGBH’s Forum Network, 2014, http://wgbhnews.org/post/reimagining-libraries-21st-century.
“Disputations: The Promise of the Digital Humanities (The Book as Technology),” (with Anne Burdick, Johanna Drucker, Peter Lunenfeld, Todd Presner), New Republic, May 12, 2014.
“digital_humanities,” video interview (filmed Jan. 2014; posted Feb. 2014), Serious Science, http://serious-science.org/videos/673.
interviewed in Federico Guerrini, “Archivi 2.0 – I bit non bastano, il sapere svanisce,” La Lettura, Corriere della sera (Jan. 8, 2014).
interview with Elizabeth Guffey, “Dialog: Reinventing the Paperbook in the Digital Age,” in Design and Culture 6.1 (fall 2013): 85-109. An in-depth interview with Adam Michaels and myself on our collaboration, approach to design, and shared interest in the remediation of paperback books.
host, Google Hangout webinar, “Mobile and Informal Learning Spaces: Libraries and Museums: A conversation with Matthew Battles, Allegra Burnette, Nate Hill, Barry Joseph, and Jeffrey Schnapp, MacArthur Mobile Learning Series / Connected Learning / The Possibilities of Mobile with MobileEd.org, Oct. 17, 2013.
“Internet Festival: Intervista a Jeffrey Schnapp,” InToscana.it Ricerca e Innovazione, Oct. 11, 2013.
Danilo Fastelli, “Internet Festival: La lezione di Schnapp, oltre la frontiera tra cultura e tecnologia,” Il Tirreno (Pisa edition), (Oct. 11, 2013).
Amy Gray Fischer, “The Library Test Kitchen at Harvard,” Boston Sunday Globe, Books section, (June 16, 2013): 1.
“Q&A: A Real Harvard Dante Scholar Talks Dan Brown’s New Book,” interviewed by Eric Randal, Boston Magazine May 2013; online at http://www.bostonmagazine.com/news/blog/2013/05/22/.
“Pick Up: Jeffrey Schnapp — Digital Humanties,” interviewed by Barbara Casavecchia (English/Italian), Mousse Magazine (Feb.-March 2013): 230-233.
Interviewed by Katherine Hayles, 1-hour telephone interview held in early 2009 on the digital humanities published as support for Katherine Hayles, How We Think, (Chicago: U of Chicago Press, 2012), http://howwethink.info/interviews/, published Dec. 2012.
Don D. Guttenplan, “Visiting Ancient Egypt, Virtually,” New York Times (Oct. 2, 2012).
Serena Danna, “Giusto rimuovere i contenuti che offendono razza o fede. L’intervista con Jeffrey Schnapp,” Corriere della Sera (Sep. 16, 2012): 11.
Mark Lamster, “Still Here – A funny thing happened on the way to its predicted obsolescence: The library became more popular than ever,” Metropolis (July 2012).
Kara Miller, “Where’s the Humanity in a Techie World?,” interview with Jeffrey Schnapp, Innovation Hub (April 22, 2012), WGBH radio.
Alan Rapp, “The Electric Information Age Book,” interview with Jeffrey Schnapp and Adam Michaels, Domus (online edition), March 2012.
Luca de Biase, “Jeffrey Schnapp e la memoria dei media digitali,” http://blog.debiase.com/2012/02/jeffrey-schnapp-e-la-memoria-d.html, Feb. 2012.
Claudio Cazzola, “Editoria digitale: Il futuro del libro secondo Schnapp,” Prima comunicazione;(March 31, 2012): 63-64.
Alison J. Head, interview with Jeffrey Schnapp, “Envisioning Bibliotheca 2.0 –One of the most exciting design tasks of our era,” Project Information Literacy “Smart Talks” no, 10, Jan. 18, 2012, http://projectinfolit.org/st/schnapp.asp.
“Creating the Digital Humanities,” interviewed by Colleen Walsh, Harvard Gazette (December 2011), online edition at http://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2011/12/creating-the-digital-humanities/.
Bari Walsh, “An Expansive Plugged-In Vision of the Humanities,” Colloquy – Alumni Quarterly of the Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, (fall/winter 2011): 2-5.
Anna Foppiano, “Liberare la voce dei luoghi / Allowing Sites to Speak,” essay plus trialogue between Jeffrey Schnapp, Elisabetta Terragni and Daniele Ledda, Abitare 517 (Nov. 2011): 94-103.
Cristina Taglietti, “Nell’era dell’umanesimo 2.0,Corriere della Sera, Culture page, 14 Oct. 2011. p. 6.
“Architettura e potere, un dialogo fra Alessandro Scandurra e Jeffrey Schnapp,”DDN Free 11 (June 2010): 32-35.
“Futurismo + Design,” interview with Paolo Fabbri, Tiziana Migliore, and Alvise Mattozzi, Imprevisti futuristi special issue, Il Verri 42 (Feb. 2010): 90-98.
“I Trentini e la Grande Guerra” and “Storicamente ABC,” Abitare – Interior Design/Architecture/Art 498 (Dec. 2009): 97-98.
“Realtà miste: Un’intervista con Jeffrey Schnapp,” interviewed by 2lifecast, www.blogHUD.com, Sept. 27, 2009.
“I miracoli della Laptop orchestra: Il concerto più avveniristico al Politecnico Bovisa spiegato da Jeffrey Schnapp,” interviewed by Raffaela Oliva, Corriere della Sera, Sept. 11, 2009, p. 11.
“Due performances sperimentali al festival MiTo,” interviewed by Guido Barbieri, Radio Tre Suite, Radio Tre (RAI, Italian Public Radio), Sept. 1, 2009.
“Una serata in Sirikata: Intervista con Jeffrey Schnapp,” RAI 3, telegiornale per Milano e la Lombardia, evening edition, Sept. 12, 2009.
“Mixed Reality Performance: Il suono della musica del future,” http://www.mitosettembremusica.it/blog/?paged=2
“Mixed Reality Performance: Concerto per laptop e genio solo,” edited by Massimiliano Ferramondo, Play section, Wired [Italian edition] (Sept. 2009): 89-92; www extended version at http://www.wired.it.
“Faster than the speed of an electric range,” interviewed by Leah Sandals, National Post (Toronto), Arts & Life section, Aug. 20, 2009: B2-3; a fuller version of the interview may be found on Leah Sandals’ Unedit my heart log : http://neditpasmoncoeur.blogspot.com/2009/08/out-today-q-on-speed-limits.html.
“Humanities Now. What Matters and the Speed at which we are Moving. An Interview with Jeffrey T. Schnapp,” interviewed by Pierpaolo Antonello (U of Cambridge), Italian Studies 64.1 (spring 2009): 144-162.
“Futurismo e fascismo,” interviewed with Enrico Crispolti and Emilio Gentile, Radio Tre Suite, Radio Tre (RAI, Italian Public Radio), March 2, 2009.
“Futurismo in politica,” interviewed with Emilio Gentile, Radio Tre Suite, Radio Tre (RAI, Italian Public Radio), Feb. 27, 2009.
“On Multitasking,” Forma®t, Giampaolo Pedretti moderator, on the “Avatar” show at the Museo Tridentino di Scienze Naturali, winter 2008, available at TrentinoLab.
Le Gallerie (extra). Documentary on I Trentini e la Grande Guerra (Il popolo scomparso/la sua storia ritrovata, featuring interviews with Jeffrey T. Schnapp, Elisabetta Terragni, Kurt Forster, Enrico Morteo, and Giuseppe Ferrandi, FilmWork (Trento), Oct. 2008.
“Sulle Gallerie della memoria a Trento,” interviewed by Guido Barbieri, Radio 3 Suite, Radio Tre (RAI, Italian Public Radio), Aug. 25, 2008.
“Le Gallerie della memoria,” interviewed by Gianfranco de Turris, Radio Uno (RAI, Italian Public Radio), Aug. 19, 2008.
“La guerra e il suo popolo – Storie di gente qualunque,” interviewed by Alessandro de Bertolini, Corriere del Trentino, Aug. 13, 2008, p. 13 Corriere della sera (edizione per il Trentino).
“Serious Play: Intervista a Jeffrey Schnapp di Andrea Genovese,” Salone del Mobile special issue “Il Design ci salverà! Ma come?,” Seventh Floor 11.2 (April 2008): 18-19.
“La parola ai professori: Il futuro del web sarà a 3d,” interviewed by Mauro Garfofalo, “Nòva –ricerca innovazione creatività” supplement, Il Sole 24 Ore, Feb. 28, 2008.
Interviewed for documentary film, The Perfect Cappuccino, director Amy Ferraris, Eucalyptus Productions, premiered at Kansas International Film Festival (Sept. 2008).
“Scienze umane da laboratorio. Parla Jeffrey Schnapp,” interviewed by Stefano Gulmanelli, “Nòva –ricerca innovazione creatività” supplement, Il Sole 24 Ore, Aug. 2, 2007.
video interview on Futurism, integrated into Luca Buvoli’s multimedia installation “A Very Beautiful Day After Tomorrow – Un bellissimo dopodomani,” Institute for Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania, Jan.-May, 2007; Arsenale, Biennale di Venezia, May-July 2007.
“La forza Usa?,” interviewed by Cristina Casadei, Il Sole 24 Ore, May 18, 2007.
“Insopportabile genio,” interviewed by Marco Iacona, pp. 27-29 in Il maestro della tradizione, Dialoghi su Julius Evola, (Naples: Controcorrente, 2008).
Interviewed on speed and/as myth with reference to the “Mitomacchina” exhibition at Museo di Arte Moderna (MART), program webcast by Form.Art / Filmwork (Trento), with Adolfo Orsi, Giorgetto Giugiaro, Pier Luigi Cerri, and Enrico Morteo, November 2006.
“Play (Hard and Fast),” video talk (interviewer Matteo Bittanti), broadcast at Games@IULM conference, May 3, 2006.
“Big Humanities,” podcast of talk presented on Feb. 17, 2006 at Humanitech, UC Irvine, http://www.humanities.uci.edu/humanitech/newmediaconference/FriPM2.mp3g.
Interviewed by Isabelle Somma re. Dante Alighieri’s Commedia, Aventuras na História (São Paulo, Brazil).
“Art and Propaganda” (35 min. documentary film), featuring Jeffrey Schnapp, produced by Andrew Moisey for broadcast on http://crowds.stanford.edu, initial release date Nov. 2005.
“Un libro: Gli impianti del dovere e della guerra di Antonio Riccardi,” L’Argonauta, Italian National Radio (RAI 2), Dec. 26, 2006.
“Manifesti politici del ‘900,” interviewed by Gianfranco de Turris, GR2, Italian National Radio (RAI 2), Dec. 21, 2006.
“On Crowds,” interviewed by Robert P. Harrison, Entitled Opinions, KZSU fm, Nov. 29, 2005.
“Strength in numbers: Humanities Scholars put heads together,” interviewed by Linda Weber, Show/case section, Stanford Magazine, Nov-Dec. 2005.
“La folla protagonista del Novecento,” interviewed on Fahrenheit, Italian national radio (RAI 3), Sept. 14, 2005.
“On plastics,” interviewed by Massimo Martignoni, Casa Vogue, Oct. 2005.
“Intorno al centenario Terragni,” interviewed with Pippo Ciorra and Attilio Terragni, Radio 3 Suite program, hosted by Oreste Bossini, Italian national radio (RAI 3), Dec. 30, 2004.
“Interview with Merce Cunningham,” R. Buckminster Fuller and Friends: A Conversation Series, Stanford Video, Nov. 2004.
“Terragni dalla storia alla modernità – Intervista con l’italianista americano Jeffrey T. Schnapp”, interviewed by Alberto Longatti, Cultura e Spettacoli, La Provincia (Como), Oct. 28, 2004, p. 44.
Interviewed by Oreste Bossini, Radio3 Suite program, Italian national radio (RAI 3), July 15, 2004.
Interviewed by Gianfranco de Turris re. In Cima — Giuseppe Terragni per Margherita Sarfatti, Italian national radio news (RAI Uno), GR1, June 26, 2004.
Feature article and interview, “S’inaugura domani al palazzo Barbaran da Porto l’esposizione curata da Jeffrey Schnapp: lo abbiamo intervistato,” Il Giornale di Vicenza, June 25, 2004, p. 33.
Interviewed by Antonio Riccardi, morning program, Swiss National Radio (Italian program), Feb. 16, 2004.
Interviewed by Gianfranco de Turris re. Anno X. La Mostra della Rivoluzione fascista del 1932, Italian national radio news (RAI Due and RAI Tre) GR2 and GR3, Nov. 30, 2003.
“Interview with Norman Foster,” R. Buckminster Fuller and Friends: A Conversation Series, Media Solutions, Oct. 2003.
Interviewee and scholarly consultant, Libera 1903-2003 — Memoria di un architetto moderno (documentary film), a Filmwork (Trento-Milan) production, with Massimiliano Fuksas, Bernardo Bertolucci, Jeffrey T. Schnapp, Vittorio Savi, Giorgio Ciucci, Lisa Ponti, Giovanni Marzari et alii; director Stefano Canzio, producer Luca dal Bosco, released fall 2003, www.filmwork.it.
“E il fascismo creò la politica dell’immagine,” presentation by Giovanni Belardelli, Corriere della sera (July 23, 2003): 31.
“Mostra del 1932: L’avanguardia diventa liturgia,” interviewed by Andrea Cortellessa, Il Manifesto (July 19, 2003): 21.
“Interview with Theodore Roszak,” R. Buckminster Fuller and Friends: A Conversation Series, Media Solutions, April 2003.
“Asfalto,” interviewed with Mirko Zardini and Ezio Giraldi, Radio3 Suite program, hosted by Oreste Bossini, Italian national radio, Rai Tre Radio, March 25, 2003.
“Interview with Kenneth Snelson,” R. Buckminster Fuller and Friends: A Conversation Series, Media Solutions, Feb. 2003.
“Interview with Allegra Fuller-Snyder,” R. Buckminster Fuller and Friends: A Conversation Series, Media Solutions, Jan. 2003.
“End Paper: Flights of Fancy,” The Chronicle Review — Chronicle of Higher Education (Oct. 4, 2002): B19.
“Dopo il sogno tecnologico,” interviewed by Ida Dominijanni, Il Manifesto (Sept. 15, 2002): 12.
“Pot of Gold: Simple Octagonal Aluminum Espresso Pot Overflows with the Lore of Coffee Drinking,” interviewed by John Tanasychuk, South Florida Sun-Sentinel (Feb. 21, 2002): 1e-8e.
“Interview with Thomas Zung,” R. Buckminster Fuller and Friends: A Conversation Series, Media Solutions, Feb. 13, 2002.
“Interview with Ed Applewhite,” R. Buckminster Fuller and Friends: A Conversation Series, Media Solutions, Jan. 30, 2002.
“Interview with Shoji Sadao,” R. Buckminster Fuller and Friends: A Conversation Series, Media Solutions, Jan. 16, 2002.
“Sotto il velo del melting plot,” interviewed by Ida Dominijanni, Il Manifesto (Sept. 29, 2001): 8.
“Stanford Humanities Lab Offers Opportunities for Collaboration and Alternative Forms of Research and Teaching,” Academic Leader 17.10 (Oct. 2001): 8.
“Un genio al MART: L’archivio Ciocca: un ingegnere che scoprì il futuro,” interviewed by Sandra Mattei, Alto Adige [Trento] (Feb. 2, 2001): 15.
“Sem massa e sem mitologias. Entrevista com Jeffrey Schnapp,” interviewed by Cecilia Costa, Prosa e Verso supplement, O Globo [Rio de Janeiro] (Sept. 16, 2000): 6.
“Taking Dance to Strange New Places [interview with Pina Bausch],” San Jose Mercury News (Oct. 24, 1999): 1, 4.
“An Evening with Pina Bausch and the Wuppertal Tanztheater,” interviewer and moderator, Presidential Lectures and Symposia, Stanford, October 18, 1999.
“Un simbolo, eroe della Nazione,” Tuttolibri [La Stampa] (April 18, 1996): 3.
“Anzichè arte rivoluzionaria, furono soltanto luci, chiasso e sparatorie,” Corriere della Sera (April 27, 1996): 23.
“Vanguarda e Pós-modernidade: Entrevista com Jeffrey T. Schnapp,” interviewed by Rubens Alves Pereira and João Freire Filho, Escrita 2.3 (July-Dec. 1997): 240-62.
“Ligações perigosas. Pesquisadores de Stanford reavaliam as relações entre os modernistas e o fascismo,” interviewed by Marília Martins, O Globo—Segundo Caderno, (Sept. 22, 1996): 1-4.
“Fiasco littorio sul Lungarno,” interviewed by Pierpaolo Antonello, L’Unità (July 1, 1996): 7.
“Fascism and Culture,” interviewed by Matthew Leonard, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, broadcast July 1993.
“Art and Propaganda,” interviewed by Wayne Pond, Soundings, National Public Radio, broadcast Oct. 1992.
“The Dartmouth Dante Project,” interviewed by Susan Stamberg, All Things Considered, National Public Radio, broadcast March 1985.