Dear all, Please find attached the term card for the DIGITAL ART research group at CRASSH. Not strictly speaking philosophy, but may be of interest to those of you working in aesthetics or philosophy of technology.
This term our theme is 'digital art and financialisation', where we will be looking at how artists have responded to the flow of capital in the age of digital technologies. The group will meet every two weeks, alternating invited speakers with a reading group. Professor *Julian Stallabrass *will give the first talk of the term, entitled '*Art and Money Online' in Retrospect. *The event will take place on *10 October at 5pm-7pm**, *at the Seminar room SG2, *Alison Richard Building, CRASSH, West Road. * Julian Stallabrass (The Courtauld Institute of Art) is an art historian, photographer and curator working on the relations between contemporary art, mass culture and political issues. His books include *Gargantua: Manufactured Mass Culture* (Verso 1999), *Internet Art *(Tate 2003), *Art Incorporated *(OUP 2004) and *Memory of Fire *(Photoworks 2013). In this lecture, Professor Stallabrass will revisit his exhibition *Art and Money Online *(Tate Britain, 2001), which explored the early impact of commercialisation on the Internet. No sign-up required, all welcome. For full term card see the attachment and the website: <http://goog_1610647089/> http://www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/programmes/digital-art All best, Vid -- Dr. Vid Simoniti Digital Art Group Co-convenor Junior Research Fellow in History of Art and Philosophy, Churchill College, Cambridge
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