worth watching - //Shoshana Zuboff on surveillance capitalism | VPRO Documentary//
Working on #unerasable #characters II-censored data is scraped from @Weiboscope
. Each voice will be disappeared according to the tweet's visible time.Interestingly, it makes sense with individual chi characters display in this way as each character carries it own meaning.#erasure
Perhaps a good activity to watch the 9+ hour loop of works - Streaming this Tuesday on @wrongbiennale's The Wrong TV (channel 3). There will be a selection of 50+ artist films gathered from Vimeo. Available at https://thewrong.tv/3 more: ...https://twitter.com/bengrosser/status/1246950472453435392
Generative Artistry podcast series + Generative art tutorial with JavaScript by Ruth and Tim
https://generativeartistry.com/tutorials/
As part of the nag team, I have been helping (fixing and maintaining) Coco Sollfrank 's classic artwork net art generator in recent years, and it is now showing (Writing the history of the Future) at ZKM, https://zkm.de/en/exhibition/2019/02/writing-the-history-of-the-future. Eric and I have written an extensive article about net art generator and #API practices, see: https://firstmonday.org/ojs/index.php/fm/article/view/9553
Can't wait to work collaboratively again with Cornelia on the forthcoming book: "fix my code".
Net Art Generator web project: https://nag.iap.de/
The article is just out on #API practices and paradigms (Open Access). We have used net.art generator as our main object of study, and we give a few suggestions for how anyone working with APIs might think through certain key questions around the creation and use of APIs, particularly in regards to the parameters of openness, accessibility and terms of inclusivity that APIs set upon practices of knowing, sharing, participation and exchange.
https://firstmonday.org/ojs/index.php/fm/article/view/9553/7721
Here I have 81 slides but they are not vintage photographs. Each hold a digital screenshot. Work in progress ...#postdigital #operativeimages
If you're a computer programmer and you've heard of the Dat protocol but looked at the docs and still scratched your head (I was there myself a few months back), there's a new guide that explains in very clear, very detailed language what Dat is and how it works.
Just to be clear, I do not recommend it for non-programmers as that is not the intended audience but I *highly* recommend it for programmers:
Forthcoming transmediale panel on: Building Archives for Evidence and Collective Resistance, with Hadi Ai Khatib, Mihaela Brebenel, Adam Harvey, Doreen Mende and will be moderated by Mihaela Brebenel.
https://2019.transmediale.de/content/building-archives-for-evidence-and-collective-resistance
Working on this for half a year almost. Not joking full 12,000 words article, just submitted lol good luck to us! #APIpractices
/*Artist-researcher/Assistant Professor Aarhus Uni. Interests: art + culture + coding