Tuesday Lim

Bio:
Tuesday is drawn to mourn(ing/fulness) as an affective and theoretical corner in which digit(ality/ization), archiv(es/ing), and play(fulness) come to dwell, oftentimes [and indeterminately] together. She endeavors to ligament her lifelong love of video games to intellectual commitments concerning information preservation, its affordances in a digital age, and its manifestation in gam(ing/e-making) as [a] performance [practice], which is doubtlessly cradled by materialities preceding and following it. 

Why Performance Studies at NYU?
A mentor of mine mentioned this notion of the “strange intimacy,” or something like it. If not “strange,” I believe they said “unlikely.” The pursuit of this notion, and the (strange/unlikeli/related)ness it carries is what binds me to [the] performa((nc/tiv)e). The intra-acti(on/ng) of the ghostly, the machinic, the bodily–I find that their co(nv)alescence e/merges here. 

Education:
New York University
MA, Performance Studies - current PhD Candidate

University of Texas at Austin
MS, Information Science
MA, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

University of California at San Diego
BA, Religious Studies (Christian Tradition Emphasis)
BA, Linguistics