Section: Hacktivism

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  Hacktivism: The Art of Practicing Life and Computer Hacking for Feminist Activism

  In this 27th issue, the .dpi team is challenging the notion of hacking as a term strictly associated with computers and security. [...]

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  Memefest 2013. Food Democracy, friendly competition

  The friendly competition has three main divisions: Visual communication practice, Critical writing and Beyond, conceptualized around the same theme. This years theme [...]

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  Surveillance, Games, and Play. Call for Papers

  This call theme issue is dedicated to balancing twosides of surveillance: surveillance as a technology of corporate governance and as a technology [...]

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  T.R.I.B.E. project: call for residences. Deadline: 20/04/2013

  T.R.I.B.E. – a new network of residency spaces in the Balkans and East Europe, dedicated to research and production of Transitory Art, [...]

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  Networked Disruption by Digital Aesthetics Research Center Press

  The current techno-economic paradigm of Web 2.0 has challenged notions of art and hacktivism within digital culture. The book “Networked Disruption” takes [...]

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  By any media necessary. “Disturbances” by Critical Art Ensemble

  Art, technology and activism explored by any media necessary. I am aware of few art projects that have undertaken a long, deep [...]

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  Loophole4All.com introductory video, by Paolo Cirio

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  200k Caymans companies hijacked to democratize offshore business

  Paolo Cirio, contemporary artist and pirate, hacked the governmental servers of the Cayman Islands and stole a list of all the companies [...]

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  The Yes Men Are Revolting. A Movie and a Launchpad

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  Pixelache Helsinki 2013

  Pixelache Festival 2013 is entitled ‘Facing North – Facing South’ and is organized as a dual-city event, both in Helsinki and Tallinn [...]

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  WIFI TAGGER / A device to tag public wifi networks

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  Seeing Power. Art & Activism in the age of cultural production

  Highlighting the work of some of the most innovative and interesting artists and activists working today, Thompson reads and praises sites and [...]

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  The CryptoParty Handbook. Human rights to Privacy

  This 392 page, Creative Commons licensed handbook is designed to help those with no prior experience to protect their basic human right [...]

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  Steve Kurtz, Critical Art Ensemble: Disturbances

  The book will be available for sale at the shop as part of the Four Corners Books residency program at the shop [...]

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  Julian Oliver: Borderbumping

  Border Bumping is a work of dislocative media that situates cellular telecommunications infrastructure as a disruptive force, challenging the integrity of national [...]

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  Art is open source. A new world created by Salvatore Iaconesi and Oriana Persico

  It is hard to define the personality of Salvatore Iaconesi. If you google him, several projects are coming on the screen and [...]

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  Invisible Fields. Exhibition at Furtherfield.org open until 11th of August

  Invisible Forces features the work of artist-visionaries: Kimathi Donkor, Laura Oldfield Ford, IOCOSE, Dave Miller, Edward Picot, and YoHa [...]

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  Media activism in Cairo during the post revolution

  The political impact of new media in relation to the Arab revolutions is complex and still evolving. First of all, it is [...]

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  Critical Art Ensemble & Institute for Applied Autonomy: “Seized”

  The theme of the Seized exhibition started as a shocking personal experience in the paranoid US political climate. In spring 2004, the [...]

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  Paolo Cirio: P2P Gift Credit Card – Gift Finance

  Many things happened since the first P2P Gift Credit Card was issued in December 2010. Protests against the fraudulent economic crisis and [...]

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