Lecture by Alfredo Cramerotti: Hyperimaging
December 1, 2017, at 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Konstfack
LM Ericssons väg 14
Box 3601, 126 27 Stockholm
Sweden
As curator, I am exploring how digitalization has made photography heterogeneous, multiple and interrelated to other media; from print to online streaming and processing via software that translates audio and sonic impulse into images. Photography is now an environment of relation-building, identity-shaping: a ‘territory’ not merely digital, and not exclusively online.
The key shift I am exploring in my body of curatorial research is how an image now is ‘performing’ as well as ‘representing.’ Building upon the work of theorists and image makers such as Vilém Flusser, Marshall McLuhan, Franco Vaccari, Hito Steyerl and Lauren Cornell, I combine a series of curated visual outputs including online platforms (www.expandedphoto.com), lectures (like this one), and exhibitions involving contemporary digital practitioners (e.g. Erica Scourti, Oskar Schmidt, Christopher Meerdo, Clare Strand, Margo Wolowiecz, Thomson & Craighead, Thomas Galler, Eva & Franco Mattes, and others).
More Information here.
Noah’s Ark – The Eight Great Moral Imperatives
Noah’s Ark – The Eight Great Moral Imperatives
MFA student Nathalie Gabrielsson presents a cultural format incorporating exhibition, theatre play and conversations.
30 November – 3 December 2017
Teater Tribunalen
Hornsgatan 92, Stockholm
Sweden
The event strives to unravel the relationship between entrepreneurship and alternative forms of governance, social change, environmental and economic sustainability. A forum where to ask questions about how cultural and social models are affected by ideological matrixes of thinking.
The event is produced and organized by the Kybernein Institute (KI), a research think-tank established by Nathalie Gabrielsson to address the overlaps of policy making with cultural production at the intersection between art, business, and economics.
Read more about the exhibition here.
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