Welcome to this guest talk by artist and researcher Agnès Villette. The talk is organised by the Environmental Media and Aesthetics program.

This public lecture explores the critical importance of open source for achieving digital independence and democratic control, particularly within the public sector, including schools and municipalities.

Join us in the second seminar of the series "Doing Critical Things" where Alan O'Leary will introduce and show some of the work he's been doing this semester at the Radical Humanities Lab, University College Cork. This is the first chapter (or…

Welcome to this talk by artist and writer Crystal Bennes on her We Eat the Earth project on the global fertiliser industry and her photographic practice. The talk is organised by the Environmental Media and Aesthetics research program at Aarhus…

Hvordan påvirker streamingplatforme vores lytning, musikkultur og musikernes vilkår? Hvad bruger de vores data til og hvad kan man læse ud af data? Denne eftermiddag vil vi diskutere det efter en introduktion fra Marie Koldkjær Højlund og Søren Pold.…

In this informal presentation and discussion, part of a series "What Do Critical Data Practices Look Like, and How Do We Care", Vladan Joler will reflect on the potential of maps as critical tools for understanding complex structures, from…

The 3rd Distinguished Lecture organised by the Digital Aesthetics Research Centre (DARC) is given by the pioneering net.artist and feminist activist Cornelia Sollfrank.

Join us in our new seminar series "Doing Critical Things". The first seminar Blake Hallinan will take us through their work on Neuro-sama who is a globally popular streamer with over 775k followers on YouTube, 885k on Twitch, and 825k on Chinese…

Assessment Committee

• Professor Jussi Parikka, Communication and Culture, Aarhus University, Denmark (chair)
• Professor Liv Hausken, dept. of Media and Communication, University of Oslo, Norway
• Professor (emeritus) Brian Massumi, dept.…

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This lecture will explore how challenge prizes and open calls can unlock innovation from unexpected places — and show how carefully designed incentives can mobilize diverse solvers, including grassroots innovators, NGOs, and individuals…