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| − | ''Technopolitics'' is an art, research and | + | '''Technopolitics''' is an independent, transdisciplinary platform of artists, journalists, researchers, designers and developers who jointly develop innovative formats at the intersection of art, research, science, and pedagogy. Technopolitics was launched as an online discussion group by [[Armin Medosch]] and [[Brian Holmes]] in 2009. In 2011, it was set up in [[Vienna]] as a circle that regularly meets for lectures and discussions. Technopolitics also produces interdisciplinary conferences and artistic research projects internationally. An important common objective is the investigation of large-scale historical processes structured by technoeconomic paradigms from a critical, explorative standpoint. We use transdisciplinary approaches to connect these processes to the cultural forms of the respective historical moment and place, including the participants’ own work. |
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| + | Technopolitics Working Group: [[John Barker]], writer | [[Sylvia Eckermann]], artist | Doron Goldfarb, computer scientist | [https://www.volkmarklien.com/ Volkmar Klien], artist, composer | [[Gerald Nestler]], artist, writer | [[Felix Stalder]], sociologist, cultural theorist | [[Axel Stockburger]], artist, researcher | [https://geraldstraub.wordpress.com/ Gerald Straub], applied cultural theorist, curator, artist | Thomas Thaler, science journalist | Ina Zwerger, science journalist. [http://www.technopolitics.info/ (2022)] | ||
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* http://www.thenextlayer.org/Technopolitics | * http://www.thenextlayer.org/Technopolitics | ||
* http://www.thenextlayer.org/technopolitics_group | * http://www.thenextlayer.org/technopolitics_group | ||
Latest revision as of 08:53, 17 September 2022
Technopolitics is an independent, transdisciplinary platform of artists, journalists, researchers, designers and developers who jointly develop innovative formats at the intersection of art, research, science, and pedagogy. Technopolitics was launched as an online discussion group by Armin Medosch and Brian Holmes in 2009. In 2011, it was set up in Vienna as a circle that regularly meets for lectures and discussions. Technopolitics also produces interdisciplinary conferences and artistic research projects internationally. An important common objective is the investigation of large-scale historical processes structured by technoeconomic paradigms from a critical, explorative standpoint. We use transdisciplinary approaches to connect these processes to the cultural forms of the respective historical moment and place, including the participants’ own work.
Technopolitics Working Group: John Barker, writer | Sylvia Eckermann, artist | Doron Goldfarb, computer scientist | Volkmar Klien, artist, composer | Gerald Nestler, artist, writer | Felix Stalder, sociologist, cultural theorist | Axel Stockburger, artist, researcher | Gerald Straub, applied cultural theorist, curator, artist | Thomas Thaler, science journalist | Ina Zwerger, science journalist. (2022)
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