Which makes me wonder, considering the recent overlaps between art and
education (http://www.e-flux.com/shows/view/7976), if art such as this
should include pedagogical aspects? Pedagogical aspects, that is,
which are implemented in a way that doesn't feel like someone is
telling you what t
Hello All,
Excellent ideas being posted so far! And the photo of the MGM logo
lion - what a find! I'm looking forward to all the discussions this
month.
To add to the artworks already listed that deal with surveillance/
sousveillance and ideas of the panopticon, I thought I would post
li
dear all, dear Christina
now you've moved from the stuffed MGM logo lion via
Foucault on ethics to "newstweek" proposing the manipulation and falsification
of news content.
>>
This could just as equally be performed in any cafe, school, library or airport
with a remote user logging
in and ma
Thanks, Julian! I look forward to checking out the sites. In fact,
there is no way to be sure that any of us is experiencing the same site
unless we do side by side comparisons because we have yet to have a
trusted platform. (That doesn't prevent people from trusting) This
comes up whenev
Hello All,
Oddly on topic, my husband just sent me a link to this old b/w photo;
http://i.imgur.com/w4n2M.jpg
It depicts the "shooting" of the MGM logo lion. Adding our perspective
as viewers of the picture, there are at least three POVs involved. I am
most curious about how the lion construc
This is the moral quandry, and a very practical one.
On 10/01/2011 19:01, "marc garrett" wrote:
> Can we hack our way round this cul-de-sac, and
> if so, in what manner or form?
Simon Biggs
si...@littlepig.org.uk
http://www.littlepig.org.uk/
s.bi...@eca.ac.uk
http://www.elmcip.net/
http://ww
I've always enjoyed Michael Naimark's pieces that engage surveillance
technologies. Sometimes they are subtle and sometimes not.
http://www.naimark.net/projects/zap.html
Best
Simon
On 10/01/2011 19:01, "marc garrett" wrote:
> My first example of art that deals head on with the issue of
> sur
Hi Marc
A substantial post that will take time to digest (in both senses). I think
I'll do it in small serves.
The quote below appears to support Foucault's panoptic model, with everyone
complicit in the process of surveillance. I've just checked Discipline and
Punish and so far as I can see Fouc
Hello all, hello Marc
what if one were to choose not to see the ironies in the Surveillance Studies
Network report
("surveillance society is better thought of as
the outcome of modern organizational practices, businesses, government
and the military than as a covert conspiracy. Surveillan
Hi Empyre,
I want to delve into a mix of art, legality, privatization of public
space and surveillance. As well as explore artwork that critiques the
hegemonies influencing our behaviours through the networked construct,
the neoliberal appropriation, and its ever expansive surveillance
strate
Dear empyreans,
Thank you, Simon for the invitation; I am looking forward to this. Being
one who likes to work inductively, last evening, in anticipation of the
start of January's topic, I paid attention to themes on Google News.
Among all the stories covering the shooting of a US Congresswo
Hi Simon, Christina & all,
Firstly, Thank you for inviting me to be part of the 'Contesting the
Netopticon' discussion on Empyre.
At the end of Simon's concise and well written introduction. Wikileaks
is mentioned as "turning the Panoptic gaze back upon the observer [...]
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