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Faculty: Geoff Cox
Geoff Cox has a research interest in ’software art’. Geoff co-curated the touring exhibition ‘Generator’ in collaboration with Spacex Gallery, and ‘Vivaria.net’ that asks the question ‘why look at artificial animals?’. He co-organised (with Joasia Krysa) two conferences: ‘globalica: artistic and conceptual tensions in the new world...
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With the introduction of computer as a labor process the work has radically transform. What was driven by the labor workforce in terms of ability and exclusively communal labor is now more intensively automatized and machine related. Labor is no more conditioned by workload and force standards but how the machine should do the tasks. The machine as a generator of economy and subsequently as a producer of goods that...
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Faculty: Mary Ting
Within Mary Ting’s varied art practice of installation, drawing, photography and video, the prevailing emphasis is the use of the fragment within a nonlinear narrative. Her work inhabits the realm of temporality, private obsessions and the sensual. Layered with stories, glimpses of memories, metaphors, her animals, figures, limbs, and cropped forms are both personal and allegorical. Mary...
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Title: Dynamic Neuro-Facial Dis-Association
Media: Video
Time: 1 minute
Description: The internet is a complex media, everything in it turn into tangible realities that make it possible to turn crime and sabotage into identities dis-associations. The fake is more real than real and so is the result of this combination.
This video is a collaboration between Lilliam Nieves and D. Arnaldo Roman for the Mary...