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The University of Southampton
Archaeologies of Media and Technology Research group

Technology Now: Post-Digital Institutions and Practices Event

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Time:
18:30
Date:
7 December 2016
Venue:
Cinema 1 ICA The Mall London SW1Y 5AH

For more information regarding this event, please email Professor Jussi Parikka at J.Parikka@soton.ac.uk .

Event details

AMT is co-organising the event on post-digital institutions, practices and concepts at the ICA in London with transmediale. The event is a seminar that gathers some key contributors of the new book Across and Beyond. Post-Digital Practices, Concepts and Institutions (Sternberg Press) that is launched soon. It is a thematic reader of the transmediale, an art and digital culture festival in Berlin that celebrates its 30 year anniversary edition in 2017 under the title ever elusive. The book is published by Sternberg Press and edited as a collaboration between the Winchester School of Art (University of Southampton) and transmediale.

AMT Director Jussi Parikka (Professor in Technological Culture & Aesthetics, Winchester School of Art) chairs a panel examining post-digital practices, concepts and institutions. Speakers include Kristoffer Gansing (Artistic Director, transmediale), Ryan Bishop (Professor of Global Arts and Politics, WSA, AMT Director), Olga Goriunova (Senior Lecturer in Digital Culture, Royal Holloway), artist Geraldine Juarez and Alessandro Ludovico (Associate Professor in Art, Design and Media, WSA).

The post-digital as an idea and a term has become a way to critically take account of, contextualise, and shift the coordinates of the debate concerning life after and in the digital, working across old and new, digital and analogue. However, the post-digital condition is not merely a theoretical issue but also a situation that affects conceptual and practice-based work. This discussion gathers scholars, curators and artists to speculate on what the post-digital institution is and what particular forms of practices are formed within and outside it. Presentations touch upon how post-digital sites in between cultural and technological fields shape imaginaries and ecologies across different scales of human and nonhuman action, mediation and infrastructure.

https://www.ica.org.uk/whats-on/technology-now-post-digital-institutions-and-practices

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