We are happy to announce that our long-term collaboration with transmediale art and digital culture festival continues. Resonating closely with their 2025 theme (near) near but — far that focuses on "how algorithms place us in weird proximities and new intimacies with one another and the qualities of closeness we lose by way of their machine-driven actions."
The newspaper version of Content/Form was presented and launched at transmediale in Feb 2024, at Haus Der Kulteren Der Welt, Berlin, and can be downloaded HERE. The upcoming issue of APRJA will be published summer 2024.
Relating to transmediale's 2024 festival theme, the annual Research Workshop in collaboration between Aarhus University, London South Bank University, and transmediale festival (Berlin) is now hosting an open call for workshop participants for its next edition content/form – in particular, individuals who are interested in exploring our relation to content and the forms through which it is made public. The workshop is specifically targeted toward PhD and early career researchers, but also welcomes submissions from researchers from inside or outside the academy, including artists, designers, and curators. It will result in a presentation (launch or collaborative newspaper publication) at Haus der Kulturen der Welt as a part of transmediale 2024 you're doing amazing sweetie.
We are pleased to announce the publication of the latest issue of the free online open access journal, A Peer-Reviewed Journal About Minor Tech, with contributions by Camille Crichlow, Teodora Sinziana Fartan, Susanne Förster, Inte Gloerich, Mara Karagianni, Jung-Ah Kim, Freja Kir, Inga Luchs, Alasdair Milne, Shusha Niederberger, Jack Wilson, nate wessalowski, xenodata co-operative (Alexandra Anikina & Yasemin Keskintepe), and Sandy Di Yu.
The newspaper version of Toward a Minor Tech was presented and launched at transmediale in Feb 2023, at Akademie der Künste, Berlin. The newspaper publication can be downloaded here. The upcoming issue of APRJA will be published summer 2023.
The upcoming edition of transmediale explores “how technological scale sets conditions for relations, feelings, democratic processes, and infrastructures.” (https://2023.transmediale.de/). At this workshop, we welcome proposals that in different ways question the universal ideals of technology and its problems of scale; including big data, machine learning, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, blockchain mining, and how they relate to the global organisation of labour, extractions of natural resources, exploitation, energy consumption, and more.
We are seeking proposals to address how research is made public, and in this sense also to the infrastructures of research and its various systems of publishing. Organised by Digital Aesthetics Research Center, Aarhus University, in collaboration with Centre for the Study of the Networked Image, London South Bank University, École de recherche graphique, Brussels, and transmediale festival for digital art & culture, Berlin. Deadline for submissions: Nov 14th.
We are pleased to announce the publication of the latest issue of our free online open access journal, A Peer-Reviewed Journal About Research Refusal. It includes contributions from Marloes de Valk; Gabriel Pereira; Dusan Cotoras Straub, Joaquín Zerené Harcha & Diego Gómez-Venegas; Rosie Hermon; MELT (Loren Britton & Isabel Paehr), and Nothing Happening Here (Kelsey Brod, Katia Schwerzmann, Jordan Sjol, Alexander Strecker, Kristen Tapson). Edited by Christian Ulrik Andersen & Geoff Cox.
We are seeking proposals by research groups to collaboratively research refusal. Organised by transmediale festival, Digital Aesthetics Research Center/Aarhus University and Centre for the Study of the Networked Image/London South Bank University. Extended deadline for submissions: Nov 6th. More info at https://transmediale.de/content/research-refusal-call-for-papers
We are pleased to announce the publication of the latest issue of our free online open access journal APRJA. It includes contributions from Sudipto Basu, Wenhao Bi, Nicola Bozzi, Iuliia Glushneva, Rebecca Holt, Özgün Eylül İşcen, Linda Kronman, Wing Ki Lee, Juan Pablo Pacheco, Cristina Ribas, Giseli Vasconcellos, Tatiana Wells, and edited by Christian Ulrik Andersen and Geoff Cox.
The PDF publication from the workshop at transmediale can be downloaded from their website, and documentation of all presentations are available to view on YouTube.
We are pleased to announce the publication of the latest issue of our free online open access journal APRJA, now distributed through the Open Journal System and hosted by The Royal Danish Library.
