- 26-28 January 2017
- London
- Data Publics
DATA {PUBLICS} International Research Forum, Goldsmiths University of London
with keynotes by LEV MANOVICH and RAVI SUNDARAM,
and contributions by LUCIANA PARISI, IGNACIO VALERO, STEPHEN GRAHAM, JENNIFER GABRYS, MATTHEW FULLER, PAOLO GERBAUDO, DANI ADMISS, CECILIA WEE, LISE AUTOGENA, JOSHUA PORTWAY, SIMON YUILL, and others.
Bringing together artists and scholars from different fields, the research forum has explored the following intersecting themes:
- Cognitive Capitalism: Retheorising Calculative “Reason” within the Context of the Digital Infrastructure of Neoliberalism.
- New Forms of Labour in the Creative Economy: Creative Economy as a Mode of Digital Labour Reform.
- Digital Relations and Affective Capital: Breaching the Limits of Neoliberal Prosperity Theology.
- New Vulnerabilities: the Precarious Life of Big Data as Performed through Social Practices.
- Banking the Social: Shaping and Anticipating the Future through Social Data Mining.
- Digital Self-Crafting: The Ethics of Individual Mediation through Self-tracking, Self-surveillance, Self-improvement Self-care and Self-governance.
- Design Technology: the Interface between People, Architecture and the City.
26-27 January 2017
Goldsmiths
New Cross, London
28 January 2017
GasworksLondon
26 JANUARY 2017
LEV MANOVICH
How i edit my instagram: big data, algorithms, and the study of global visual culture
27 JANUARY 2017
PETER MÖRTENBÖCK
Opening Remarks
JENNIFER GABRYS
Sensing Air and Creaturing Data
RAVI SUNDARAM
Everyday Disjunctions: Public Expression After the Mobile Phone
IGNACIO VALERO
The Emotariat, Accelerationism, and the Republic of Data: An Inquiry into an EcoDomic Aesthetic(s) of the Common(s)
PAOLO GERBAUDO
Fighting Against Data Monopoly Capitalism
28 JANUARY 2017
CECILIA WEE and DANI ADMISS
Co-Building Worlds: Data-Discourses and Other Stories
JOSHUA PORTWAY, SIMON YUILL, DANI ADMISS and CECILIA WEE
Plenary Discussion + Closing Remarks
JOSHUA PORTWAY
Formulating New Aesthetics for a Data-Saturated World
SIMON YUILL
The “Values and Value” of Algorithmic Time