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'''AT WORK. If you are so smart why are you so poor?'''<br><br> | |||
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DSC_3382.jpg|600px|H&D Summer Talks 2016–Performative Talk by The Rodina | |||
DSC_3354.JPG|600px|H&D Summer Talks 2016–Talk by Dmtri Kleiner | |||
IMG_9327.JPG|600px|H&D Summer Talks 2016–Talk by Tobias Revell | |||
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IMG_9336.JPG|600px|H&D Summer Talks 2016–Performative Talk by The Rodina | |||
IMG_9337.JPG|600px|H&D Summer Talks 2016–Work by Meike & Marcel | |||
IMG_0331.JPG|600px|H&D Summer Talks 2016–Work by Johanna | |||
IMG_0328.JPG|600px|H&D Summer Talks 2016–Work by Lukas | |||
IMG_0325.JPG|600px|H&D Summer Talks 2016–Work by Hannah & Andre | |||
IMG_0321.JPG|600px|H&D Summer Talks 2016–Work by Eleanore | |||
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The Hackers & Designers Summer Talks 2016 center around the controversial topic of immaterial labor, and the effects digital economies have on our current techno-society, – an on-going discussion at stake in both design/art and developer practices. <br> | The Hackers & Designers Summer Talks 2016 center around the controversial topic of immaterial labor, and the effects digital economies have on our current techno-society, – an on-going discussion at stake in both design/art and developer practices. <br> | ||
On 5 August Hackers & Designers | On 5 August Hackers & Designers invited developers, artists and designers to go into discussion and critically reflect on (digital) activities that exist outside/alongside the traditional wage-based definition of labor. What does it mean for the future of our practices to contribute to creative commons and open source projects, to self-initiate, to organize communities, to promote and publish on social networks, to perpetually generate content, to evolve multiple identities as bloggers, vloggers, mojo contributors…?<br> | ||
Hackers & Designers invited 4 cross-disciplinary speakers to take the participants and the public into a deeper conversation around the topics investigated during the summer academy. The speakers | Hackers & Designers invited 4 cross-disciplinary speakers to take the participants and the public into a deeper conversation around the topics investigated during the summer academy. The speakers offered insights and diverse perspectives into their research, professional and artistic practices, but all the while maintaining the satirical and humorous approach of Hackers & Designers. <br> | ||
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In collaboration with: | In collaboration with: | ||
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Supported by: | Supported by: | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:02, 29 February 2024
| H&D Summer Talks 2016 | |
|---|---|
| Name | H&D Summer Talks 2016 |
| Location | De PUNT, Waag Society |
| Date | 2016/08/05 |
| Time | 18:30-2:00 |
| PeopleOrganisations | Hackers & Designers |
| Type | HDSA2016 |
| Web | Yes |
| Yes | |
AT WORK. If you are so smart why are you so poor?
H&D Summer Talks 2016–Performative Talk by The Rodina
H&D Summer Talks 2016–Talk by Dmtri Kleiner
H&D Summer Talks 2016–Talk by Tobias Revell
H&D Summer Talks 2016
H&D Summer Talks 2016–Performative Talk by The Rodina
H&D Summer Talks 2016–Work by Meike & Marcel
H&D Summer Talks 2016–Work by Johanna
H&D Summer Talks 2016–Work by Lukas
H&D Summer Talks 2016–Work by Hannah & Andre
H&D Summer Talks 2016–Work by Eleanore
The Hackers & Designers Summer Talks 2016 center around the controversial topic of immaterial labor, and the effects digital economies have on our current techno-society, – an on-going discussion at stake in both design/art and developer practices.
On 5 August Hackers & Designers invited developers, artists and designers to go into discussion and critically reflect on (digital) activities that exist outside/alongside the traditional wage-based definition of labor. What does it mean for the future of our practices to contribute to creative commons and open source projects, to self-initiate, to organize communities, to promote and publish on social networks, to perpetually generate content, to evolve multiple identities as bloggers, vloggers, mojo contributors…?
Hackers & Designers invited 4 cross-disciplinary speakers to take the participants and the public into a deeper conversation around the topics investigated during the summer academy. The speakers offered insights and diverse perspectives into their research, professional and artistic practices, but all the while maintaining the satirical and humorous approach of Hackers & Designers.
18:30 Doors open
19:00 Presentation Hackers & Designers
19:30 Tobias Revell (UK)
20:00 Break
20:15 Beatrice Fazi (IT)
21:00 Dmytri Kleiner (DE)
21:30 The Rodina (CZE)
22:00 Hackers & Designers Summer Party
Music by:
– Strange Boutique
– Dancehall Washington
– War Tone
Radiobroadcast by Ja Ja Ja Nee Nee Nee
Funded by:
In collaboration with:
Supported by:
