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Footnote #4: Please be more specific
Footnotes are activities designed as annotations to the development of artistic contributions to Lightning Studies: CTCCCs.
Read moreFootnote #3: Tips to achieve a hygienic body
Footnotes are activities designed as annotations to the development of artistic contributions to Lightning Studies: CTCCCs.
Read moreFootnote #2: Dictation-Didacticism-Dictatorship
Footnotes are activities designed as annotations to the development of artistic contributions to Lightning Studies: CTCCCs.
Read moreFootnote #1: A Close Reading of Robinson Crusoe
Footnotes are activities designed as annotations to the development of artistic contributions to Lightning Studies: CTCCCs.
Read moreLightning Studies: CTCCCs Part 3/3
Third part of a working proposal for Lightning Studies. This series of dispatches registers the timeline of the proposal and how it evolves as artists and other agents join CTCCCs.
Read moreLightning Studies: CTCCCs Part 2/3
Second part of a working proposal for Lightning Studies. This series of dispatches registers the timeline of the proposal and how it evolves as artists and other agents join CTCCCs.
Read moreLightning Studies: CTCCCs Part 1/3
First part of a working proposal for Lightning Studies. This series of dispatches registers the timeline of the proposal and how it evolves as artists and other agents join CTCCCs.
Read moreThe Conversation
"The Conversation" Lauren Wetmore’s curatorial proposal for Encura, invites five artists to replicate and disturbing the dynamics that control public and private surveillance forms.
Read more03:23
03:23 is a 24 hour film by Mario Santamaría, sequentially focusing on 1 hour, as viewed from publically accessible live-stream web cams in each timezone across the globe.
Read moreTake the Book. Take the Money. Run.
Presenting a podcast on “Take the Book, Take the Money, Run”, Ciprian Homorodean’s book on the art of stealing and avoiding detection in today's overly-surveilled public sphere.
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