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Hunting the Machine Ghosts of Brighton

What is a city that dreams of itself? In Brighton, a recent psychoegeography tour unveiled hidden machine entities, the radical wisdoms of forgotten structures, and the subversive act of walking alongside algorithms while listening for their histories.

By Kat Braybrooke, Em O'Sullivan - 15/06/2017

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Soviet Utopian Past in the Critical Present: Power and Architecture

In Power and Architecture, the post-Soviet city and utopian public space was used as a critical framework with which to discuss issues related to the Russian contemporary culture and identity. Molly Hankwitz reviews the exhibition that was presented as a sequence of four interconnected installments in Calvert 22.

By Molly Hankwitz - 12/10/2016

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Speaking of Beirut and the City is Missing

29 October 2013 - 8:00pm - 10:00pm

Based on interviews with artists, film makers and mavericks who were born in Lebanon, but now live abroad, „Speaking of Beirut and the city is missing“ is an audio map and installation containing seven pieces that aim at augmenting the reality of certain public places and buildings in Beirut.

Concept & Realisation: Berit Schuck, Julia Tieke
Voices: Ihab Al-Rajab, Siska and Paola Yacoub
Field Recordings: Jessica Khazrik, Berit Schuck, Julia Tieke

Produced by the Beirut Art Center
Special thanks to Hoerspielpark and Radio Aporee
Published under the Creative Commons License 3.0 (CC BY-NC 3.0)

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has antecedents in the automatic writing of the surrealists and the cut ups of burroughs and gysin but is distinguished from these practices by the use of computer programmes to create, disrupt or...

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