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S1 [Scale] E2: Alternative Networks in Cuba [w/ Steffen Köhn & Nestor Siré]

17 Ogo 2023

Alternative community-based data distribution networks on the local scale have emerged in Cuba as a consequence of the economic sanctions imposed on the country in recent decades. German anthropologist Steffen Köhn and Cuban media artist Nestor Siré shed light on the unique materiality and signi ...

00:41:37

S1 [Scale] E3: Russian Neocolonialism as Demonic Possession [w/ Anna Engelhardt & Mark Cinkevich]

24 Ogo 2023

Infrastructures of abnormous scale are the materialisation of neocolonialism. Megabridges, power plants, military bases are means of dispossession, invasion, extraction perpetrated by bigger countries upon smaller sovereign states. Media artists and interdisciplinary researchers Anna Engelhardt ...

00:44:57

S1 [Scale] E4: Neocolonial Extraction and Surveillance [w/ Anthony Downey]

31 Ogo 2023

The concept of scale is related to mapping, which is intrinsically related to colonisation and neocolonial military practices. Anthony Downey, Professor of Visual Culture in the Middle East and North Africa (Birmingham City University), draws a historical line from the development of cartographi ...

00:43:17

S1 [Scale] E5: Reality as a Scalar Effect [w/ Jussi Parikka]

21 Sep 2023

To complexify the notion of scale and to expand it, both historically and beyond human perception, allows us to think about scale within different academic, design and artistic vocabularies. Writer and professor in Digital Aesthetics and Culture at Aarhus University, as well as visiting professo ...

00:39:35

S2 [(re)programming] E1: Trigger [w/ Kim Stanley Robinson]

3 Okt 2023

What Does it Take to Change the Future? Kim Stanley Robinson stands as one of today’s most beloved science fiction writers and is a prominent exponent of climate fiction. In his novel The Ministry for the Future (2020), he envisions a scenario where India is struck by a devastating heatwave, re ...

01:27:06

S2 [(re)programming] E2: Infrastructure [w/ Benjamin Bratton]

3 Okt 2023

An Alternative Earth Benjamin Bratton is an American Philosopher of Technology, known for his work spanning social theory, computer science, design, AI, and for his writing on the geopolitical implications of what he terms “planetary scale computation”. In the conversation with Marta Peirano, h ...

01:41:02

S2 [(re)programming] E3: Energy [w/ Holly Jean Buck]

3 Okt 2023

Can We Repair the Climate? Holly Jean Buck works at the interface of environmental sociology, international development, and science and technology studies. In her book After Geoengineering, she takes a deep dive into the envisioning, development and deployment of tactics and schemes for delibe ...

01:12:45

S2 [(re)programming] E4: Interdependence [w/ Anab Jain]

3 Okt 2023

Posthuman Politics Future is not only about data and trends, it is about imagination. The work of designer and filmmaker Anab Jain transports people into the future. The evolving installation Mitigation of Shock by her studio Superflux envisions a random apartment in the London of 2050 or in a ...

01:05:45

S2 [(re)programming] E5: AI [w/ Kate Crawford]

3 Okt 2023

Better Machines for Better Humans Kate Crawford is a leading scholar on the social implications of artificial intelligence. Her book ATLAS OF AI: Power, Politics, and the Planetary Costs of Artificial Intelligence is the culmination of a five-year-long research into materiality of AI. Far from ...

01:25:01