Lecture Series „Politics of Data – Politics of Semi-Autonomy“

This lecture series focuses on concepts that can critically address the ongoing crises of the digital age (e.g. information, climate, resources, discrimination) and might help to develop new critical practices, an understanding of the present and the future that we are facing. These concepts are Aesthetics & Evidence, Critique and Imagineries, (Data) Governance and Activism, (Interactive/value-sensitive) Design and Decolonialism. Even though all of these concepts deserve a lecture series on their own, we chose to have for each of these topics one lecture in order to create a kaleidoscopic and interdisciplinary perspective on what critical practices and future “Politics of Data and Semi-Autonomy” can look like.

 

Lecture Series
„Politics of Data – Politics of Semi-Autonomy“

2022/23

#1 Investigative Aesthetics 
Wed, 23.11.22 | 3.15-4.45 PM | Hybrid
Matthew Fuller (University of London)

#2 Sensing Machines
Wed, 07.12.22 | 2.15-3.45 PM | Hybrid
Chris Salter (Zurich University of the Arts)

#3 The Smartness Mandate
Wed, 18.01.23 | 2.15-3.45 PM | Hybrid
Orit Halpern 

#4 Hacking into Aesthetics and Politics of (AI-)Avatarization and algorithmic faciality
Wed, 31.01.23 | 6.15-7.45 PM | Hybrid
Alexander Gerner (University of Lisbon)