Technology is Not Neutral Exhibition and Symposium
Technology Is Not Neutral is a touring exhibition that targets the frequent under-representation of the achievements of women in the field of digital art by highlighting the contribution of female artists in shaping what digital art is today. The curatorial concept focuses on a diversity of approaches and methodologies including sequencing of bacteria, robotic performance, data as an artistic medium, biologically inspired simulation, site specific online transmission, digital print, kinetic art, telepresence, social media activism, drone choreography, brainwave art and hacking reality.
Symposium Discussion - moderated by Bronac Ferran
The Technology is Not Neutral one day symposium panel discussion at the Waterman's Centre.
Technology is Not Neutral Symposium - Julie Freeman
Artist, Julie Freeman presented at the Technology is Not Neutral one day symposium at the Waterman's Centre.
Technology is not Neutral Symposium - Josephine Berry
Dr Josephine Berry, Goldsmiths College, University of London presented at the Technology is Not Neutral one day symposium at the Waterman's Centre.
Technology is Not Neutral Symposium - Melanie Lenz
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Curator of Digital Art, V&A, Melanie Lenz presented at the Technology is Not Neutral one day symposium at the Waterman's Centre.
Technology is Not Neutral Symposium - Dr Cornelia Sollfrank
Dr Cornelia Sollfrank, artist and Cyberfeminism pioneer presented at the Technology is Not Neutral one day symposium at the Waterman's Centre.
Technology is Not Neutral Symposium - Hannah Redler
Art curator, Hannah Redler presented at the Technology is Not Neutral one day symposium at the Waterman's Centre.
Technology is Not Neutral Symposium - Gordana Novakovic
Technology is Not Neutral - Project Introduction
Artist, Gordana Novakovic presented at the Technology is Not Neutral one day symposium at the Waterman's Centre.