Nøtel Conference: Luxury Automated City
Zaterdag 20 oktober 2018, 14:00-17:00 uur
Locatie: Stroom Den Haag, Hogewal 1-9, Den Haag
Toegang: gratis
Voertaal: Engels
Reserveren: niet nodig
Onderdeel van: Stroom School: Nøtel (The Hague)
Met: Helen Hester, Adeola Enigbokan en Catelijne Muller, een vertoning van Nøtel Cinema (i.s.m. The One Minutes) en een eerder opgenomen interview met Lawrence Lek
Het is geen toeval dat Nøtel (The Hague) zijn (3d-)deuren in Den Haag heeft geopend. De veelgeprezen multimedia-installatie van Lawrence Lek haakt bewust aan bij de ambities van Den Haag als internationale veiligheidshub - een stad die voorloopt op het automatiseren van openbare veiligheid, zowel tegen de stormvloed als tegen ongewenste indringers. Drie academici op het gebied van stedenbouw, kunstmatige intelligentie, feminisme en cybersecurity (Helen Hester, Adeola Enigbokan en Catelijne Muller) en negen filmmakers (Nøtel Cinema) nemen thema's rond de toekomst van de stad Den Haag onder de loep. Tijdens de conferentie, gevolgd door een borrel, is ook een (eerder opgenomen) interview van curator Lua Vollaard met Lawrence Lek te zien.
PROGRAMMA SCHEMA
14:10-14:50 uur: Adeola Enigbokan
14:50-15:00 uur: interview Lawrence Lek
14:50-15:00 uur: interview Lawrence Lek
15:00-15:40 uur: Helen Hester
15:40-16:00 uur: break
15:40-16:00 uur: break
16:10-16:20 uur: The One Minutes
16:20-16:50 uur: Catelijne Muller
16:50-17:30 uur: discussion
17:30-19:00 uur: drinks
Helen Hester a writer and lecturer whose research interests include technofeminism, sexuality studies, and theories of social reproduction. She is a member of the international feminist collective Laboria Cuboniks. She is the author of Beyond Explicit: Pornography and the Displacement of Sex (2014) and Xenofeminism (2018), the co-editor of the collections Fat Sex: New Directions in Theory and Activism (2015) and Dea ex Machina (2015).
Catelijne Muller is a member of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) and member of the High Level Expert Group on Artificial Intelligence of the European Commission. She is founder of ALLAI Nederland, and President of the Thematic Study Group on AI of the European Economic and Social Committee. Muller advocates a human-in-command approach to AI, where humans retain control over AI, and over when and how AI is used in our daily lives - what tasks we transfer to AI, how transparent it is, if it is to be an ethical player.
Adeola Enigbokan is an artist and urbanist. Her research practice is informed by theory and methods from environmental psychology, anthropology and historical studies. She conducts research in neighborhoods of New York, Tel Aviv, Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Beijing, Mexico City and Amsterdam. Her writing appears in the Journal of Urbanism, Cultural Geographies, The New Inquiry and Art and the Public Sphere.
Catelijne Muller is a member of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) and member of the High Level Expert Group on Artificial Intelligence of the European Commission. She is founder of ALLAI Nederland, and President of the Thematic Study Group on AI of the European Economic and Social Committee. Muller advocates a human-in-command approach to AI, where humans retain control over AI, and over when and how AI is used in our daily lives - what tasks we transfer to AI, how transparent it is, if it is to be an ethical player.
Adeola Enigbokan is an artist and urbanist. Her research practice is informed by theory and methods from environmental psychology, anthropology and historical studies. She conducts research in neighborhoods of New York, Tel Aviv, Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Beijing, Mexico City and Amsterdam. Her writing appears in the Journal of Urbanism, Cultural Geographies, The New Inquiry and Art and the Public Sphere.
Nøtel Cinema
A series of video works commissioned by Stroom in response to Nøtel (The Hague) through The One Minutes. Nine filmmakers respond to the speculative proposals of Nøtel, and the future of real estate speculation, automation, and cybersecurity. With contributions by Lilian Nejatpour & Jacob Samuel, Ana Meisel, Martin Menso, Alyona Larionova, Jung-Kyun Shin, Sami Hammana, Floris van Driel, Rachel Povey, and Meggie van Zwieten.
A series of video works commissioned by Stroom in response to Nøtel (The Hague) through The One Minutes. Nine filmmakers respond to the speculative proposals of Nøtel, and the future of real estate speculation, automation, and cybersecurity. With contributions by Lilian Nejatpour & Jacob Samuel, Ana Meisel, Martin Menso, Alyona Larionova, Jung-Kyun Shin, Sami Hammana, Floris van Driel, Rachel Povey, and Meggie van Zwieten.
The One Minutes
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Minutes is a global network devoted to the moving image. The One Minutes
has produced and distributed more than 10,000 video works by artists
from more than 120 countries.
- Saturday 20 Oct '18 14:00-17:00 uur
- Stroom Den Haag, Hogewal 1-9, Den Haag
- Entree: gratis