Posts Tagged: neme

Call for entries: Self as Actor – Colonising Identity (NeMe)

By Inte Gloerich, November 8, 2018

See original call here. Our State Machines partner NeMe is pleased to announce this open call for the selection of 10 applicants to be represented in the exhibition with one work each. Each of those selected will be paid a small fee. In addition, one applicant will be selected as the featured artist who will [...]

Crypto Design exhibition in Cyprus – the pictures

By Inte Gloerich, July 4, 2018

Between 10 March and 7 April of 2018, the Crypto Design exhibition traveled to NeMe gallery in Limassol, Cyprus. Here are some of the pictures of the show: Patricia de Vries gave a presentation at the opening of the exhibition: And a video of the show is available here: New Imaginaries for Crypto Design from [...]

Keep Calm and Carry on Monitoring the Media: a Review of Monitorial Citizen

By Inte Gloerich, June 27, 2018

By Chrystalleni Loizidou Keep calm and carry on monitoring the media: a review of Monitorial Citizen NeMe (Cyprus), 9th December 2017, part of the State Machines programme One couldn’t have wished for a more grounding response to contemporary media anxieties than this event. I don’t mean that the conference was all rainbows and lolkittens. I [...]

Exhbition: New Imaginaries for Crypto Design, at NeMe, Cyprus

By Inte Gloerich, February 28, 2018

On Saturday, 10 March 2018, at 7.00pm the Institute of Network Cultures and NeMe invite you to a talk by Patricia de Vries and the opening of the exhibition New Imaginaries for Crypto Design. Find out more here. Have you ever sent an email through webmail? Have you ever paid your share of a dinner [...]

State Machines: art, work and identity in an age of planetary-scale computation

By Inte Gloerich, August 22, 2017

The Institute of Network Cultures is part of State Machines, featuring projects on art, work, and identity in an age of planetary-scale computation. Today, we live in a world where every time we turn on our smartphones, we are inextricably tied by data, laws and flowing bytes to different countries, in which every personal expression [...]