Posts By: Dunja Nešović

OUT NOW – PrtScn: The Lazy Art of Screenshot

By Dunja Nešović, April 6, 2022

PrtScn: The Lazy Art of Screenshot Edited by Dunja Nešović The zine PrtScn: The Lazy Art of Screenshot gathered more than 30 authors with an aim to collectively explore the omnipresent, yet somehow often overlooked, screenshot as a contemporary digital image and practice that fuses the human and machinic boundaries of authorship and vision.​​ As [...]

Call For Contributions – PRTSCN: THE LAZY ART OF SCREENSHOT

By Dunja Nešović, January 20, 2022

The Institute of Network Cultures (INC) invites all designers, artists, writers and web-surfers (if there are any left) to submit their visual and written works created via or inspired by screenshots! In the upcoming hybrid publication PrtScn: The Lazy Art of Screenshot, INC wants to collaboratively explore the omni-present, yet somehow often overlooked screenshot as [...]

How Do Platforms Reshape Cultural Industries?

By Dunja Nešović, December 14, 2021

On Monday, the 6th of December, Spui25 organized a panel event How Do Platforms Reshape Cultural Industries? that gathered Thomas Poell, Anne Helmond, David B. Nieborg and Jeroen de Kloet in order to discuss the topics of the upcoming book Platforms and Cultural Production by Poell and Nieborg. Appropriately, this event took place online via [...]

BLACK BOX EAST: POST-COMMUNIST LABORATORIES OF GLOBALIZATION

By Dunja Nešović, October 19, 2021

BLACK BOX EAST is the project of the Berliner Gazette that was oriented towards uncovering the latent material and ideological structures that keep the eastern, post-communist areas as the (exploited) “Other” years after the Cold War has ended. The name of the project reflects the processes of mystifying “the East” that in turn serve to [...]

POST-PRECARITY AUTUMN CAMP – DAY ONE

By Dunja Nešović, September 27, 2021

Twenty participants of Post-precarity Autumn Camp, jointly organized by the Platform BK, Institute of Network Cultures, and Hotel Maria Kappel have gathered in Hotel Maria Kappel in Hoorn to commence a five-day journey into the intricacies of overcoming the late-capitalist challenges artists encounter in aims to keep their practice alive and prosperous. The topic of [...]