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14.05 -
The New Anxiety
The 300+ year technologies built to capture, understand and connect the world - from maps through geostationary satellites to contemporary algorithms and big data collection - have been exposed as weapons-grade systems that pluralise reality and destabilise the present. How does living in this new anxious world feel, and how deep do these systems take root?
SS21 is over! Some works have since been re-linked to alternative public links, whilst others are now no longer available.
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14.05 -
The New Anxiety
The 300+ year technologies built to capture, understand and connect the world - from maps through geostationary satellites to contemporary algorithms and big data collection - have been exposed as weapons-grade systems that pluralise reality and destabilise the present. How does living in this anxious world feel, and how deep do these systems take root?
02.07 -
Dystopian Thinking is No Longer Helpful
The future must not be in ruins. If we listen and learn from the hauntings of the past, we can change our course of direction and live on new terrains. Utopian thinking and speculative futurism - particularly in club spaces - play vital roles in antagonising the present and building triumphant futures.
16.07 -
Symbiosis for Survival
Humanity must evolve empathetically, return to the soil, frolic in symbiosis with the natural order. In the face of a mass extinction event, how may we recalibrate our relationship with our planet, with other species, with each other and our deepest selves to survive?
VIRTUALLYREALITY SS21: The Long Triumph is gratefully supported by Arts Council England and Hamburgische Kulturstiftung.
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