AT:TENSION | Neurodiverse Sensing, Intelligences, and Dialogue in the Face of Uncertainty | 2026 International Symposium on Assistive Technology for Music and Art (ISATMA•26)

ISATMA·26 practices complexity through the intersection of neurodiverse/queer attention to humans as processes, nested within processes. ISATMA•26 brings attention to our attention through various modes of dialogue. How do we understand dialogue? If information is sensed, processed, and exchanged between all intelligent systems then we are immersed in dialogue, at every scale. Opening up neurodiverse and queer ways of knowing ourselves–as processes, nested within processes–transdisciplinary artists, musicians, and thinkers indira allegra, Allison Leigh Holt, Joey Latka, and Sarah Cameron Sunde pair in three hybrid sessions.