Short Read ->
Coming Soon: Issue 4 Residency
This creative work in a VR space will consider how LGBT+ people will be affected by the climate crisis.
Human Adventures
in Creative Technology
Issue 04
November 2021
Short Read ->
Short Read ->
Decoding Deepfakes
Container's first social media campaign explored deepfakes and our collective understanding of them.
Video ->
Video ->
Who Plays Unspeakable Games?
Who plays 'unspeakable' games, and who gets to police what is labelled 'obscene' on the internet? Issue 3 Resident Oma Keeling's remarkable film will take you down the rabbit hole.
Short Read ->
Coming Soon: Decoding Deepfakes
Get ready for an exciting collaborative social media project open to all, as we explore how Container’s audience feels about deepfake technology.
Short Read ->
Coming Soon: Issue 3 Residency
This work will explore the contemporary state of sexual censorship by global tech companies.
Video ->
Video ->
We Cannot Walk Alone
Four people with lived experience of the UK's hostile environment towards migrants co-produce this fascinating virtual panel event.
Long Read ->
Long Read ->
K-Pop Culture: The Power of 6.7 Billion Tweets
K-pop's global army of fans have used technology to connect with their favourite artists for the past two decades – and have changed the internet for everyone.
Short Read ->
Short Read ->
Deep Nostalgia
To compensate for generations of lost family history, poet and writer Ashanti Anderson turns to deepfake technology to connect with three members of her family.
Video ->
Coming Soon: Precarious Migrant Panel Event
How are online spaces being used to build solidarity for precarious migrants, undocumented individuals, asylum seekers and refugees?
Audio ->
Stream If You Wanna Die Faster
This issue's podcast guests explore the environmental impacts of data streaming and who should take responsibility.
Long Read ->
Long Read ->
Sound On: Exploring the Rise of Clubhouse and Audio-Only Apps
Chanté Joseph asks if Clubhouse can revolutionise social media without facing its own growing issues.