Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s “TECHS-MECHS” Re-Defines Innovation
At San Francisco's Gray Area, immersive and interactive artworks reclaim surveillance technology
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Yvette Mayorga’s Cake Decorations Critique Surveillance and Consumerism
Yvette Mayorga’s most recent work, “Surveillance Locket,” is a cake version of the Polly Pocket mansion that the artist dreamed of owning in her youth. Made with multiple layers of pink acrylic …
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“The Leaked Recipes Cookbook” Interweaves Food + Internet Privacy
Human rights and technology researcher Demetria Glace recently compiled The Leaked Recipes Cookbook, a collection of over 50 recipes found in the world’s biggest email leaks, from Hillary Clinton to Emmanuel Macron. In …
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Artist Kate Shepherd’s Video Walk-Through of Her Galerie Lelong Exhibit, “Surveillance”
“While you’re looking at the paintings, they’re reflecting you,” artist Kate Shepherd explains in her three-minute walk through of Surveillance, her captivating, highly conceptual show at NYC’s Galerie Lelong & Co. Shepherd …
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Chicago Architecture Biennial Addresses Surveillance, Segregation and More
The third edition of North America’s largest contemporary art, design and architecture survey, this year’s Chicago Architecture Biennial focuses on the theme of “….And Other Such Stories.” In congregating around this topic, …
MUTEK MONTRÉAL 2019: Future Tense
Highlights from the festival's Forum_IMG, a symposium dedicated to the impact of creative digital technology
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Chinese Police Equipped With Facial Recognition Sunglasses
Police can’t recognize every face from the vast database of criminals, but facial recognition sunglasses can—much like the ones Chinese police in Zhengzhou have been employing recently. The glasses connect to an …
WiFi Whisperer at Moogfest 2016
In his art installation, Kyle McDonald shows how easy it is to digitally eavesdrop on festival-goers all weekend
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“Seen” Points Out Words Prone to Surveillance
The idea of data surveillance can sometimes feel distant, as if it’s not actually affecting you directly. But in a new project called Seen, communications designer Emil Kozole points out how our …
The Office For Creative Research
The creative trio uses boundary-defying interfaces at the nexus of art and technology to help people understand big data