Liat Berdugo is an artist, writer, and curator whose work strives to create an expanded, thoughtful consideration for digital culture. Berdugo has been exhibited in galleries and festivals nationally and internationally, and her new book, The Everyday Maths, was published by Anomalous Press in 2013. She is the video art curator for Print Screen, Israel’s international festival of digital art; co-founder and curator of the Bay Area’s Living Room Light Exchange, a monthly new media art salon; co-founder and curator of World Wide West, an annual summit, exhibit, and performative new media event, among others. She collaborates widely with individuals and archives. Her work has won several awards, including fellowships at the Hambidge Center, the Vermont Studio center, and a year-long residency in Tel Aviv, Israel, through the Dorot Foundation. Berdugo holds a B.A. in mathematics and philosophy from Brown University and an M.F.A. in Digital + Media art from the Rhode Island School of Design.