Don18 - From Microsoft to Microdosing
Seminar History of Art and Architecture: (052-0824-20)
Veranstalter: Professur Ursprung
Dozierende: Dr. Nina Zschocke, Berit Seidel, Helene Romakin
Zeit: online
In Spring 2020, Don18 will discuss aesthetics and forms of collaboration in the digital age.
What are the relations between practices in the 1990s and today?
This semester Don 18 builds on a lecture series on (“Digital Matters”) taught by Nina Zschocke. “Digital Matters” poses questions on the materiality of the digital and the significance of digital media for the experience, use and production of real environments. The seminar explores the material dimension behind seemingly immaterial data flows, but also the question of the different ways in which new information and communication technologies change reality.
PLEASE NOTE: we had to cancel the visits of all don18 guest speakers.
Nevertheless, Don18 will take place online!
We are currently planning a combination of (1) online artists talks and (2) live online conversations via "Zoom".
We are also setting up a (3) Don18-Blog
P R O G R A M
20.2.20 Einführung 18h
18h HIL F 10.3, ETH Hönggerberg
Die Microsoft-Story
Schöne Neue Welt - Silicon Valley
02.04.2020 - CAPTCHA - LOGISTICS LANDSCAPE 2020
Strelka-Computational Landscape and the New Sublime
CAPTCHA-AT THE PERIPHERY OF LOGISTICS
23.04.2020 - Lauren Lee McCarthy
lauren-mccarthy
14.5.2020 - about Metahaven
What-metahaven
PSYOP
Further Readings
Hito Steyerl - Too Much World - Is the Internet Dead?
Too Much World - Is the Internet Dead?
Hito Steyerl - In Defense of the Poor Image
In Defense of the Poor Image
Hito Steyerl - A Sea of Data - Apophenia and Pattern (Mis)Recognition
A Sea of Data - Apophenia and Pattern (Mis)Recognition
STUDENT ROLE
To gain credits for this course you'll be asked to:
1a - watch 3 online lectures (we will send you the links)
1b - send us one question relating to each lecture (by email to helene.romakin@gta.arch.ethz.ch).
We will relate to these questions in the live online conversation.
2 - attend 3 live online conversations (via Zoom, we will send you link & dates, thursdays 6pm)
3 - contribute minimum one blog entry (text or image or ...) until the end of semester.
Please set up a Zoom account via ETH, in case you haven't yet!
https://ethz.zoom.us/
ARCHIVE
DON 18 - Zoom Recordings
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Berit Seidel
Helene Romakin
Dr. Nina Zschocke
Veranstalter: Professur Ursprung
Dozierende: Dr. Nina Zschocke, Berit Seidel, Helene Romakin
Zeit: online
In Spring 2020, Don18 will discuss aesthetics and forms of collaboration in the digital age.
What are the relations between practices in the 1990s and today?
This semester Don 18 builds on a lecture series on (“Digital Matters”) taught by Nina Zschocke. “Digital Matters” poses questions on the materiality of the digital and the significance of digital media for the experience, use and production of real environments. The seminar explores the material dimension behind seemingly immaterial data flows, but also the question of the different ways in which new information and communication technologies change reality.
PLEASE NOTE: we had to cancel the visits of all don18 guest speakers.
Nevertheless, Don18 will take place online!
We are currently planning a combination of (1) online artists talks and (2) live online conversations via "Zoom".
We are also setting up a (3) Don18-Blog
P R O G R A M
20.2.20 Einführung 18h
18h HIL F 10.3, ETH Hönggerberg
Die Microsoft-Story
Schöne Neue Welt - Silicon Valley
02.04.2020 - CAPTCHA - LOGISTICS LANDSCAPE 2020
Strelka-Computational Landscape and the New Sublime
CAPTCHA-AT THE PERIPHERY OF LOGISTICS
23.04.2020 - Lauren Lee McCarthy
lauren-mccarthy
14.5.2020 - about Metahaven
What-metahaven
PSYOP
Further Readings
Hito Steyerl - Too Much World - Is the Internet Dead?
Too Much World - Is the Internet Dead?
Hito Steyerl - In Defense of the Poor Image
In Defense of the Poor Image
Hito Steyerl - A Sea of Data - Apophenia and Pattern (Mis)Recognition
A Sea of Data - Apophenia and Pattern (Mis)Recognition
STUDENT ROLE
To gain credits for this course you'll be asked to:
1a - watch 3 online lectures (we will send you the links)
1b - send us one question relating to each lecture (by email to helene.romakin@gta.arch.ethz.ch).
We will relate to these questions in the live online conversation.
2 - attend 3 live online conversations (via Zoom, we will send you link & dates, thursdays 6pm)
3 - contribute minimum one blog entry (text or image or ...) until the end of semester.
Please set up a Zoom account via ETH, in case you haven't yet!
https://ethz.zoom.us/
ARCHIVE
DON 18 - Zoom Recordings
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Kontakt
Berit Seidel
Helene Romakin
Dr. Nina Zschocke
