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News from the Collective
Data Production Labour – an investigative discussion at the Institute of Human Obsolescence
On November 10 the Institute of Human Obsolescence (IoHO) founded by artist and activist Manuel Beltrán, organized a discussion in the context of the Data Production Labor series to investigate the hidden dynamics behind our data work. There were three installations on show that visualized data labor in different ways. IoHO is an artistic research […]
INC herpubliceert De Muur (1984)–Interview met de schrijvers Jan de Graaf & Wim Nijenhuis
Hierbij presenteert het Instituut voor netwerkcultuur met trots de herpublicatie van De Muur (Uitgeverij 010, 1984), geschreven door Donald van Dansik, Jan de Graaf en Wim Nijenhuis met foto’s van Piet Rook van de Berlijnse Muur. Hier vind je de pdf en hier de e-pub. Met dank aan Leonieke van Dipten (Shanghai) voor de productie. Inleiding […]
Mr. and Mrs. Talking Machine: The Euphonia, the Phonograph, and the Gendering of Nineteenth Century Mechanical Speech
In the early 1870s a talking machine, contrived by the aptly-named Joseph Faber appeared before audiences in the United States. Dubbed the “talking head” by its inventor, it did not merely record the spoken word and then reproduce it, but actually synthesized speech mechanically. It featured a fantastically complex pneumatic system in which air was […]