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_nishant-shah-weaponisation-of-care-affective-institutions-and-their-politics-of-disaffection.webp "Intermedia Ringvorlesung vom 28.06.2022nNishant Shah: Weaponisation of Care – ‘Affective Institutions’ and their politics of disaffectionnnCare has become the watchword for institutional accountability in a post-pandemic era. Biological precariousness coupled with socio-political uncertainty have demanded institutional care in several forms. The demand for care has seen the emergence of the ‘affective institution’ which appropriates the language and policy of care and positions itself")
⏲ 23 min 73 sec ✓ 14-Jul-2022
_melanie-bhler-kritik-institutional-critique-in-the-age-of-networked-capitalism.webp "Kunstpädagogische Positionen // 11.12.2019 //nMelanie Bühler: KRITIK – Institutional Critique in the Age of Networked CapitalismnnInstitutional Critique is commonly defined as an art practice that questions, comments on, and criticizes the institutions involved in the production, display and commerce of art (e.g. museums, galleries, auction houses, artists‘ studios, the art market, and art criticism). Increasingly, though, it has become hard to define what these institutions specifically c")
⏲ 31 min 19 sec ✓ 21-Mar-2020
_sustainable-and-resilient-cities-challenges-and-opportunities-alex-aylett-banting-postdoctoral-fellow-mit.webp "Sustainable and Resilient Cities: Challenges and OpportunitiesnnMainstreaming and Implementing Urban Climate Response Strategies: Results from the Urban Climate Change Governance SurveynAlex Aylett, Banting Postdoctoral Fellow, MITnnUrban responses to climate change are entering their third decade. In the face of the failure of international climate negotiations, pioneering cities like Portland, London, or Vancouver are held up as proof that cities may be the unlikely Davids that allow us to fac")
⏲ 18 min 53 sec ✓ 04-Apr-2014
_the-work-of-art-without-original.webp "What happens to the future presentation and value of digital art if there is no original to go back to? What does it mean for the position of the artists, do institutional practices change and does documentation increase in value?nnThe continuously changing materiality of digital art challenges the notion of the original in contemporary art. Despite recent renewed attempts to fix the original to a specific author, time and space, it is acknowledged that in time some change to digital art will ha")
_queens-museum-of-art-arte-til-lab-presents-hypothesis-aest-ethics-social-aesthetics-in-arte-til-tom-finkelpearl.webp "Arte Útil makes certain propositions about the goals, methodologies, and values that pertain to it. We assembled particular questions in four key areas to be tested throughout the laboratory. Key figures in artivism and related academic fields were invited to publicly present various positions vis-à-vis these hypothesis areas.nnMay 11, 2013: Aest-ethics: Social Aesthetics in Arte ÚtilnIf Arte Útil takes transformation as its aesthetic principle, how do we develop a language that enables us t")
⏲ 6 min 10 sec ✓ 20-May-2013
_queens-museum-of-art-arte-til-lab-presents-hypothesis-aest-ethics-social-aesthetics-in-arte-til-qampa.webp "Arte Útil makes certain propositions about the goals, methodologies, and values that pertain to it. We assembled particular questions in four key areas to be tested throughout the laboratory. Key figures in artivism and related academic fields were invited to publicly present various positions vis-à-vis these hypothesis areas.nnMay 11, 2013: Aest-ethics: Social Aesthetics in Arte ÚtilnIf Arte Útil takes transformation as its aesthetic principle, how do we develop a language that enables us t")
⏲ 18 min 22 sec ✓ 20-May-2013
_ail-talk-demokratie-neu-denken-oder-ein-pldoyer-fr-eine-informationstechnologische-demokratie.webp "Demokratie neu denken, oder: Ein Plädoyer für eine informationstechnologische DemokratienMontag, 14. Mai, 19 UhrnnZwei Eindrücke haben sich unter dem Einfluss von digitalen Plattform-Medien herausgebildet: User*innen schaffen sich als Wähler*innen innerhalb eines geregelten Beteiligungsablaufes selber ab und eine Rückkehr des Politischen ist zu beobachten, die mit massiven rückgewandten, identitären Geschlossenheitsphantasmen verbunden ist. Dieser Zwiespalt ist enorm und riskant.nnEr ist")
⏲ 31 min 20 sec ✓ 04-Jun-2018
_the-technological-university-we-could-be-for.webp "Panelists: Geof Bowker, Informatics, UC Irvine; Beth Coleman, Comparative Media Studies, MIT; Johanna Drucker, Information Studies, UCLA; Christopher Newfield, English, UC Santa Barbara; and Nishant Shah, Centre for Internet and Society, Bangalore. nnThe academy has been under considerable pressure recently, both fiscally and fueled by new pressures on knowledge formation, pedagogical delivery, and organizational form. This has understandably prompted both anxiety and critical responses among fa")
_may-2010-hlinka-mojmir-agfif-international-ltd-jetzt-griechische-aktien-kaufen.webp "This video is in German!nn14.05.2010 - Jetzt griechische Aktien kaufennMojmir Hlinka, Leiter Relationship Management AGFIF International.nnDie Schuldenkrise hat dem griechischen Aktienmarkt stark zugesetzt. Zu stark, sagt Mojmir Hlinka vom Vermögensverwalter AGFIF International, «das war ein klassisches Beispiel eines irrationalen Herdenverhaltens».nnDer griechische Aktienindex Athex hat seit Anfang Jahr rund 23 Prozent an Wert eingebüsst. Damit notiert er rund 80 Prozent unter dem Allzeitho")
⏲ 2 min 93 sec ✓ 17-Sep-2010
_queens-museum-of-art-arte-til-lab-presents-hypothesis-aest-ethics-social-aesthetics-in-arte-til-carin-kuoni.webp "Arte Útil makes certain propositions about the goals, methodologies, and values that pertain to it. We assembled particular questions in four key areas to be tested throughout the laboratory. Key figures in artivism and related academic fields were invited to publicly present various positions vis-à-vis these hypothesis areas.nnMay 11, 2013: Aest-ethics: Social Aesthetics in Arte ÚtilnIf Arte Útil takes transformation as its aesthetic principle, how do we develop a language that enables us t")
⏲ 6 min 11 sec ✓ 20-May-2013
_specimen-science-ethics-and-policy-implications-lunchtime-talk-biospecimens-and-the-nprm.webp "November 16, 2015nnMany important advances in human health depend on the effective collection, storage, use, and sharing of biological specimens and their associated data.However, recent controversies involving specimen-based research have raised important questions about ownership, data-sharing, privacy considerations, group harms, and standards for responsible specimen stewardship.nnThis symposium addressed key ethical and policy issues raised by genetics and other research involving human")
⏲ 25 min 45 sec ✓ 21-Nov-2015
_strategically-exploring-designing-and-negotiating-future-scenarios-with-design-futuring.webp "»Futuring defines a collective and individual disposition, a mission and the organizing of principles of practices. At its most obvious, it means giving the self a future. In this respect good design is futuring.«nnAs the complexity of our world is becoming more and more obvious, the demand for tools to think about, better understand and imagine preferable futures is growing. This opens up a new field of action for designers: Design Futuring. But how can we teach this in a methodical and robus")
⏲ 33 min 63 sec ✓ 04-Aug-2023
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