Tobéchukwu Onwukeme and Mark Mushiva of the Institute of Decolonial Technology propose a digital remixing of decolonial fighting styles via Tekken and capoeira, from the position of acknowledging radical anti-racist history.
By Tobéchukwu Onwukeme and Mark Mushiva | October 29, 2024
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Bailey Miller proposes a new form of social media for connecting before doctor's appointments, inspired by the deep dissatisfaction around current communications tech.
By Bailey Miller | October 8, 2024
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Ren Loren Britton presents logs from their SLIME.CALL, being a student of slime molds of the forest on matters of patience, research and computing cultures.
By Ren Loren Britton | September 17, 2024
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File Menu Eater covers DIY efforts to archive the transient art objects and culture of the internet looking for ways to remember information technologies
By File Menu Eater | September 9, 2024
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Uma Breakdown & Belladonna Paloma's short sci-fi fangame about homebrewed biohacking at the dead end of alien corpo-space.
By Uma Breakdown & Belladonna Paloma | August 28, 2024
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Oma Keeling talks to three artists engaged in science centred art research practices and looks at the common threads of communication in their work.
By Oma Keeling | August 13, 2024
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An audio essay by Tam Lines on the affect machines of social media and the low quality videos that draw their attention to a potential rebirth of all knowing.
By Tam Lines | July 30, 2024
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interactive collage diary of Container Magazine's trip to the Glasgow International 2024 and Common Ground Festival
By Oma Keeling | June 25, 2024
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Dawn Attride talks with the people working to make the music touring industry more sustainable.
By Dawn Attride | May 24, 2024
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Morgan Jennings and Oma Keeling present a reflection on the start of their current working research project on the histories and alternative realities of nuclear power, its potentials, and precarity, in the North of England.
By Morgan | June 5, 2024
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Phoenix Simms links precarity for voice-over artists in video games and beyond due to automation to historical trends in the voice-over industry.
By Phoenix Simms | April 17, 2024
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virtual gallery/collection/collage on being a user/hacker/engineer in 2024
By Kate Bagenzo | March 20, 2024
illustrated
Oluwatayo Adewole goes in deep on drag's technological overlaps, looking at the technical, ethical and sexual ties of the artistry with the boom in performance technologies and online streaming.
By Oluwatayo Adewole | March 15, 2024
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Matteo Lupetti and fellow organisers guide us along the route of Zona Warpa, a travelling video game festival, community focussed event series, and alternative vision for games, which took place across Italy in 2023.
By Matteo Lupetti | February 13, 2024
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Janna Frenzel and lee wilkins write about the impact and implications of open licensing for software in the wake of the climate crisis, the use of software in resource extraction, and how developers are actively responding to the ethical concerns raised by this issue.
By Janna Frenzel | January 15, 2024
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Adetokunbo Abiola looks at a community mapping project in Makoko, a fishing district of Lagos excluded from official maps, now at risk of climate disaster.
By Adetokunbo Abiola | November 6, 2023
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