Marshall McLuhan speaking about the body, the electronic age, privacy and identity. Prophetic words spoken in 1977 and extremely relevant to the subjects we’re exploring with the Privacy Collection. Enjoy and have a nice weekend 🔲

LA 📍Attempts and Privacy Portraits will be on view in POSTGENDER, an exhibition opening this Thursday at Vellum LA 7-9pm on Melrose.

Privacy Portraits and Attempts on view at Vellum in LA! Photo from last night’s opening 🔌

This Thursday we are presenting in a KTH University Seminar entitled “Artistic and legal-philosophical perspectives on deep fakes” — We’ll be discussing our synthetic cinema series created in 2021 called Soft Evidence. If you’re curious about deep fakes, synthetic / AI generated media and its impact on creativity and also the sense of a shared social reality, this will be very interesting!
Feb 2, 15:00 CET || Link https://kth-se.zoom.us/j/67706212115

We have been working with our friend’s non-profit in Mexico City, Arte Pro, raise funds to support their work. For the last 9 years, they’ve been bringing art and mindfulness workshops to children born into abuse, neglect or incarceration.

Their inaugural NFT artwork release is called “Soñando con Flores” —it was created from the children’s recent workshop paintings 💙 This is an open edition available for .02 eth ($35USD). Would appreciate any support or shares! 100% of funds go to the organization.

OE ends in 16 hours!
https://app.manifold.xyz/c/artepro3

Thanks everyone who made it to see our work in POSTGENDER! Here’s a little recap for those who missed it.

Performance was a fundamental component of the Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.) movement of the 1960s.

Something exciting has been cooking for the last 8 months. We’ll be in NY April 10-15 ✔️

iCONoclast April 11 5-8pm | NYC
Come for talks and an Operator performance/hint 🕕
Hosted by JPG and Gallery of Crypto Art.

We can finally share what we’ve been working on since August! In a dedicated talk event hosted by Artnet and Metalabel on April 12, we’ll be deep diving into our generative choreography process, followed by a conversation with Erick Calderon of Art Blocks.

Tonight! Our first ever collaboration “Line Scanner” will be on view at Excavating Ex Machina curated by Raina Mehler. Other exhibiting artists include Anne Spalter, Linda Dounia, Ana Maria Caballero, Olive Allen, and many more. Don’t miss it if you’re in the city ▪️

Tickets: https://subjective.art/upcoming-events/excavating-ex-machina