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Thursday March 8 2012, 16:30 hrs

Location: Trouw Amsterdam
Address: Wibautstraat 127, Amsterdam

Unlike Art

Bits of code, snippets, plugins and projects investigating social media by Networked Media students of Piet Zwart Institute.

On the occasion of lectures, workshops and prototyping sessions, Networked Media students often dealt with the field of social media. As a result, a series of works in progress, experiments and ideas that question social media from different points of view, such as, for instance: online identity, monetization of data, privacy, online-offline boundaries.

Trouw Amsterdam, founded in 2010, is intended to be a creative outlet for Trouw’s diverse crew of resident dj’s and a worldwide network of artists affiliated to the club. Following the club’s vision the focus will lie on challenging the status quo of today’s electronic dance music and going beyond being yet another provider of dj-friendly musical fast food. Trouw has a strong affiliation with new media and art, which will shine through in many ways, be it through customised record sleeves, video clips or crossover projects with other like-minded organisations. The combination of club and label will help to connect music lovers from all over the planet with the local scene in Amsterdam and the many good things happening here.

Works by Dušan Barok (SK),André Castro (PT), Mirjam Dissel (NL), Eleanor Greenhalgh (UK), Fabien Labeyrie (FR), Jonas Lund (SE/NL), Sebastian Schmieg (GE), Bartholomäus Traubeck (GE), Danny Van Der Kleij (NL), Jasper Van Loenen (NL),Marie Wocher (GE), Dave Young (IE). Moderated by Silvio Lorusso (IT).

http://networkcultures.org/unlikeart/

The event Unlike Art is part of the symposium Unlike Us #2. This symposium is the second event about ‘alternatives in social media’, where artists, designers, scholars, activists and programmers gather. This international research network analyzes the economic and cultural aspects of dominant social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter. Through workshops, conferences, online dialogues and publications the Unlike Us network promotes the development of alternative, decentralized social media software.

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