Monthly Archives: April 2023

Notes on Eyes and Access: A Transmediale Panel on Sight

By Klara Debeljak, April 23, 2023

Attending conferences such as the 2023 Transmediale A Model A Map A Fiction in Berlin is a type of privilege. In our oversaturated world, it is a privilege to be exposed to people who do the data-sifting for you and collectively fill out and reveal this endless web of connections. By this I mean the [...]

INC stands in solidarity with the Casual UvA protest: We Are Not Disposable

By Tommaso Campagna, April 20, 2023

We publish here the press release of today's protest at the University of Amsterdam from the collective Casual UvA (Nederlandse versie hieronder). We Are Not Disposable: ‘Wegwerpdocenten’ at the University of Amsterdam organizing a demonstration  On April 20, at 17:00, Casual UvA, a collective of university employees – the majority on temporary contracts and a [...]

New INC Telegram Channel

By admin, April 11, 2023

We invite you to join our new Telegram channel, a place where we can connect through collaborative conversations, livestreams and the sharing of our latest publications such as books, zines, articles, videos, events and much more. To subscribe to the Institute of Network Cultures channel click here: In our Telegram channel, we encourage you to [...]

OUT NOW – THE VOID | Video in an Envelope #1 – GIFTED

By Morgane Billuart, April 11, 2023

GIFTED A documentary about Clarisse Catlynn  By Morgane Billuart “Seeking to see beyond the limits of sight forces the gazer into realms of spirituality, areas where sociology fears to tread” Visual Spirituality, Kirean Flanagn — THE VOID | A Video in an Envelope #1 Video in an Envelope is a series of zines by THE [...]

OUT NOW – TOD#47 Failurists – When Things Go Awry

By Tommaso Campagna, April 5, 2023

Theory on Demand #47 Failurists – When Things Go Awry Edited by Sybille Lammes, Kat Jungnickel, Larissa Hjorth & Jen Rae Failure is a popular topic of research. It has long been a source of study in fields such as sociology and anthropology, science and technology studies, privacy and surveillance, cultural, feminist and media studies, [...]