Posts Tagged: blockchain

OUT NOW: DungeonCoin Black Paper & Video Essay

By Inte Gloerich, April 20, 2022

Dungeon Master, the world’s most brutal academic speed metal powerpoint band is totally fucking hyped to announce the release of DungeonCoin.

Op zoek naar de Robin Hoods van de crypto-kunst – een gesprek met Inte Gloerich

By Inte Gloerich, April 30, 2021

“Inte Gloerich probeert in het kader van haar PHD als onderzoeker voorbij de hype van crypto-kunst te kijken. Ze schrijft momenteel aan een proefschrift waarbinnen meerdere toekomstscenario’s van blockchain aan bod komen, waaronder ook het zo gehypete nieuwe digitale verzamelobject, de NFT.” Lees het volledige interview op de site van Metropolis M.

Article out now: The City as a License. Implications of Blockchain and Distributed Ledgers for Urban Governance

By Inte Gloerich, December 14, 2020

By: Inte Gloerich, Martijn de Waal, Gabriele Ferri, Nazli Cila, and Tara Karpinski Read it here: The City as a License. Implications of Blockchain and Distributed Ledgers for Urban Governance Abstract: Distributed ledger technologies (DLTs) such as blockchain have in recent years been presented as a new general-purpose technology that could underlie many aspects of [...]

Artists (on) working on the blockchain – A report from MoneyLab8 Stream 8

By Inte Gloerich, July 14, 2020

 This blog post covers a panel session organized by Aksioma during the online event series MoneyLab #8: Minting a Fair Society. On the 29th of June, moderator Aude Launay led Value Extraction and the Workforce of the Cryptocene, with Martín Nadal, César Escudero Andaluz, the Telekommunisten (Baruch Gottlieb and Dmytri Kleiner), Sašo Sedlaček, Nascent [...]

ML8: A follow-up with Martin Zeilinger and Max Haiven

By Inte Gloerich, July 9, 2020

Because there was so much to discuss and many questions from the audience, many of my prepared questions for the speakers remained unasked during Blockchain: Radicalising the Social Imagination. After the session I decided to send some of my questions their way anyway. I asked them if they might have time to write a reply. [...]

Blockchain imaginaries – A report from MoneyLab8 Stream 7

By Inte Gloerich, July 8, 2020

In the past decade blockchain was pulled from left to right and back again to solve what seems like any issue, achieve any dream. From libertarian anti-state crypto-currencies and new realms of monetization, to platforms for commoning and cooperative organizing. Much like the internet before it, we’re now seeing blockchain evolving into what might become [...]

MoneyLab #8: Care, Housing and Tax Havens. Up next: Blockchain

By Inte Gloerich, June 20, 2020

The MoneyLab #8 online streaming series features 4 themed discussions on major current social and political issues: care, housing, tax havens, and the sociopolitical implications of the blockchain. The first three are accessible online already: 1. Care: Solidarity is Disobedience Neoliberal policies have re-organised the basic care provisions previously considered cornerstones of democratic life – [...]

Crypto-Knitting-Circles

By Inte Gloerich, February 3, 2020

By: Ailie Rutherford & Bettina Nissen Crypto-Knitting-Circles has been a year-long project by visual artist Ailie Rutherford and designer Bettina Nissen exploring potential applications of new and emerging technologies within feminist and community currency. Inspired by a shared interest in feminist economics and the potential for emerging tech to disrupt established power structures, this work [...]

ALEXANDRA – short film by Anna Brynskov

By Inte Gloerich, December 6, 2019

A design fiction on a humanoid blockchain system that controls friendships, based on the work balance in the household. The film is made to be a critical conversation opener about our digital future. How do we design this kind of system in a ‘good’ way in terms of politics? Is consensus a sustainable model of [...]

Blog Report MoneyLab #6: An Experiment in Partial Ownership

By Inte Gloerich, March 29, 2019

By: Mohammed Alsharif (frontend developer at Neufund), Niels Poensgen (music producer and programmer), Marlene Ronstedt (writer and media artist), Ahmed Alsharif (programmer and researcher at TU Berlin), Moana Holenstein (music producer and media artist) Traditionally ownership is the state or fact of exclusive rights and control over property, which may be an object, land, real [...]