Art Critical Lecture Series
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This lecture explores the concept of the material witness. By this I mean an object (specifically a media artefact) whose physical properties or technical configuration records evidence of passing events to which it can actively bear witness. W
Hito Steyerl is an artist and theorist based in Berlin. She recently had a one-person show at the Art Institute of Chicago comprising six video installations. She is a Professor in Fine Art at the Akademie der Knste, Berlin.
This lecture will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the priority given to background media in three crucial twentieth century thinkers: Martin Heidegger, Marshall McLuhan, and Clement Greenberg. In Greenbergs case, there will be a dis
Artists Eileen Simpson and Ben White present a selection of recent projects, focusing on tactics which value generosity, free circulation and viral distribution. Their ongoing project Open Music Archive is an initiative to source, digitise and
What do notions of production, property, ownership and exchange mean to us right now? At a moment when the distribution between what is privately owned and publicly shared in society is being fundamentally scrutinized, questioned and protested
Ben Vickers and Christopher Kulendran Thomas - Post-Internet / NoSpectators - Art After the Internet
Since 2008 the buzz term of post-internet art has come to be identified with an aesthetic reminiscent of an earlier lost era. Initial claims for this term can be characterised by the utopian fantasy of a borderless, immaterial, post-gendered sp
This talk focuses on media archaeological art methods, and more broadly the way in which we can rethink actuality and temporality in new ways through media archaeology. It addresses the idea of deep times of media art history that Siegfried Zie
Robin Mackay gives an introduction to the way in which he and Reza Negarestani are developing Nick Lands model of geotrauma as the basis for a universal history of contingency which has a non-anthropocentric bias, but which begins with the plo
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