Stable position. Alevtina Kakhidze for Obieg, "There Are No Flowers, There Are Only Plants that Bloom": https://t.co/mV5Oo9PNgX
#contemporaryart#contemporaryartist
"The Blockade of Memories" by Kateryna Yermolaeva is one of the #artworks created after 2014 #Euromaidan events that you can see and read about in our #newissue No. 14: https://t.co/XhGT2WfBW0
New issue #14 is out! Euphoria and Fatigue: Ukrainian Art and Society after 2014: https://t.co/gPHFe0rDYz.
Guest editors: Kateryna Iakovlenko @kasia_ia and Tatiana Kochubinska
ℹTracing the connections between Poland and African countries and asking about African diaspora in Warsaw. Obieg #13 is online now: https://t.co/8QNg8DUbeE
"Uploading New Frontiers", an interview with Ben Peters about the phenomenon of the Soviet internet is online now! @bjpeters@gutfranski
https://t.co/pIjYtmNghG
Artificial Intelligence is not neutral: there are cases where software used in justice systems have been racially biased. @jamesbridle explains why we need a massive democratisation of technologies.
Subversive #Gaming in 1980s #Czechoslovakia:
"Computer games became a fully-fledged means of communication within a subculture of young geeks, like 8-bit chain letters or, perhaps, social media of the early digital era."
by @raguklemenso via @_obieg_
https://t.co/JAjeVxr2K5
Five years on, Guccifer's weird legacy remains with us - but not in the way anyone expected
By sketching out the story of Guciffer, a famous Romanian hacktivist, @mateirosca writes about history of contemporary hacking and its realtions with big politics. https://t.co/VyxBMr0Pcn
"The Most Dangerous Town on the Internet" is a rich account by @antievictionmap of Romanian technoculture, undermining Silicon Valley narratives about cybercrime: https://t.co/xBSg2aigRq
Finalizing #Obieg11 with a #new#text. How can #residents teach a #curator what is #hospitality?
"Out of many, I have chosen a few episodes that remain my source of inspiration" -- wrote marianna.dobkowska
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BREAKING NEWS:
The Nobel Prize in Literature for 2018 is awarded to the Polish author Olga Tokarczuk. The Nobel Prize in Literature for 2019 is awarded to the Austrian author Peter Handke.
#NobelPrize