Is there anything external to the algorithm today? Of all the sciences, anthropology has been the one that has most often explored the "outside" as such, mediating contact with a radically "offline" world not yet assimilated into global technical civilization. Aboriginal people today also already use smartphones. At first glance, then, it might seem that this "totalitarian" movement of digital networks simply reached a new level of completion during the covid crisis, but the reality was much more interesting and less linear.
David Šír - Limits of Coexistence
The loss of local ownership also impacted the names of newly established stadia - for example, Arsenal moved to the newly built Emirates Stadium in 2006, sponsored by the airline of the same name. Manchester City resides at the Etihad Stadium, again sponsored by the airline of the same name, which in 2011 caused the older stadium owned by the city of Manchester to be renamed. Ties with the capital of Arab oil monarchies gradually became a common part of club football in England.
Road To Qatar - Samuel Velebný
Storytime is a diary entry, coming of age story and confessional by artist Magdalena Kašparová questioning privacy, subjectivity and authenticity of online sharing. What is shared, what is private and what are the possibilities of self-presentation in contemporary screen based culture?
Hana Janečková
Using biohacking and public amateurism as a critical practice of care, Maggic investigates the micro-performativity of hormones and works collaboratively to demystify their molecular colonization. Purity is not an option!
Mary Maggic (b. Los Angeles, 1991) is a non-binary artist working at the intersection of cultural discourse, body and gender politics and ecological alienations.
"The installation of the exhibitions will be entrusted to the artists. I see it as a second choice besides the fact that artists teach. "
Jiří Příhoda - Exhibition architects
