Friday, April 25, 2008

FINAL CONFERENCE


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SOUSVEILLANCE CULTURE CONFERENCE
Saturday, April 26, 2008
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Presentations on the theory & practice of surveillance and contemporary protest art, by graduate students in the ITP program at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts.

The presenters' talks will be grouped into four panels, to be moderated by their Professor, Marisa Olson (Curator at Large, Rhizome), on topics ranging from voyeurism and play to intervention and networks of control. These panels will consist of both artist talks and critical essays, and audience members will be invited to give feedback on a few works in progress.

Venue: The Change You Want to See Gallery

84 Havemeyer @ Metropolitan, Brooklyn, NY 11211
L to Bedford or Lorimer, G to Metropolitan, J/M/Z to Marcy
http://www.thechangeyouwanttosee.org

Hours: 12-5 pm, Saturday, April 26, 2008

Program:

11:45 Open Seating
12:00 Welcome & Introduction, Marisa Olson

12:05-1:15 Voyeurism vs. Exhibitionism: Online and In the Streets
Allistar Peters and Meng Li, "Gazelena"
Ana Maria Gutierrez, "Popular Terms"
Heather Rasley, "Tell Me All About Me"

1:15-2:00 Watchful Intervening: From Scientologists to Spy Shops
Amanda Bernsohn and Kacie Kinzer, "Stages of Surveillance: Products of Paranoia and Performance"
Syed Salahuddin, "The Anonymous Phenomena"

2-3:30 Playtime: Games, Toys, and Entertainment
Oscar Torres, "Sky Gazer"
Scott Hoffer, "Panopticombat: A Surveillance Game"
Shlomit Lehavi, "Magic Door 2.0"
Leah Gilliam, "The Paper Project"

3:30-5 Looking at Control: From Candidate Self-Surveillance to Wireless Subversion
Michael Clemow and Tom Jenkins, "Honest-Abe.org"
Alberto Tafoya, "Outlet"
Emery Martin, "The Home Network Awareness Program"


About the venue:
The Change You Want To See is the gallery and convergence stage run by the activist arts collective Not An Alternative.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

And maybe sousveillance can be reflexively extended to society as a networked assemblage : http://yannickrumpala.wordpress.com/2009/10/21/tracing-and-reconfiguring-networks-to-build-a-political-alternative/