I am giving a presentation about my work and Give Me My Data at the Berliner Technische Kunsthochschule (BTK) as part of the Drop Shadow Talk series there curated by Johannes P Osterhoff. April 28, 19:00–21:00 Berliner Technische Kunsthochschule BTK Bernburger Straße 24–25 D-10963 Berlin Update: Poster from talk […]
Art Meets Radical Openness (LiWoLi 2011) Date: 12th – 14th May 2011 Location: Kunstuniversität Linz, Hauptplatz 8, 4020 Linz Observing, comparing, reflecting, imitating, testing, combining LiWoLi is an open lab and meeting spot for artists, developers and educators using and creating FLOSS (free/libre open source software) and Open Hardware in the artistic and cultural context. […]
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A study for an upcoming installation in Berlin. […]
I am premiering this “Epilogue” for Through A Glass Darkly today in New York at Flux Factory. Here is an excerpt from the script: “In my short film, Through A Glass Darkly, I steer the focus away from the narrative, away from the explosions and violence, away from the masculine overload, and towards the serene […]
If you are in New York this week go see this screening and exhibition curated by Elizabeth Larison at Flux Factory (in Long Island City near PS1). In addition to screening Through A Glass Darkly I will also be premiering a special Epilogue to accompany the film. Geographical and Social Landscapes of Conflict, Both Real […]
Give Me My Data will be included in the upcoming exhibition curated by Pavel Sedlák at DATAPOLIS Art | Science | Tech Biennale in Prague. DATAPOLIS Exhibition of the 5th International Art | Science | Technology Biennale Prague ENTER DATAPOLIS is a one evening and three days of full-size experiment in art and technology. The exhibition addresses […]
Giving a talk today in Dresden, Germany titled, “Give Me My Data: A Facebook Application Inspired by the Stasi Files Controversy.” Here is the abstract. During the final days of the German Democratic Republic (or GDR) it became evident that the Ministry for State Security (more popularly known as the “Stasi”) was destroying incriminating evidence […]
One of my visualizations on the front. More info […]