Silvia Martes 21 Jul 2015 – 00:00
PRIVATE
This event is in English and can be joined free of charge.
PRIVATE focuses on the social and political ramification of the (un)written laws of digitization, privatization and the encoding of the body. Why does the PRIVATE matter? Who is eavesdropping on “our” privacy and to what extend is the body a dispensable instrument in our contemporary society? How do we deal with the increasingly optic gaze of multinationals, governments and systems towards our realities or our bodies?
This evening is an attempt to bring in an intimate setting a variety of artistic voices together that offer us tactics, resistance, disturbance and transgression in an era where privacy or the private is increasingly under surveillance across the globe.
Guests:
Curator Femke Dekker,
artist Silvia Martes,
designer Ruben Pater,
artist Kareem Lotfy.
as they examine, challenge or alter our perspectives of themes on the intersection of technology, privacy and body politics— the implications and horizons. This program is part of Perspectives, a series of public event running parallel to the exhibition Embodied Spaces (2015).
This event is in English.
Politics and technology / New media /
Exhibitions
Exhibition: Embodied Spaces
An exhibition curated by Christine Eyene on the body, gender and identity.
Agenda
Perspectives
Public encounters in the context of the exhibition Embodied Spaces.
Network
Silvia Martes
Artist, filmmaker
