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More Than Human Togetherness

Experiments in Utopia

Silhouettes of people dancing in a room lit by a blue light.

Join us at this Experiments in Utopia talk to consider how contemporary technology can catalyse collectivity and hack the system of individuality.

Researchers and writers Gunseli Yalcinkaya, Wassim Alsindi, Joycelyn Longdon with co-curator Susanna Davies-Crook will discuss how contemporary technology can be used to catalyse collectivity & hack the system of individuality, to imagine alternative ways of organising society. 

Taking in how we acknowledge and attend to the colonial and extractive foundations of conservation and technology as well as speculating on quantum relationality, they will provide concrete examples of how technologies could help rather than hinder, and free us from the dystopian loop imaginary of the doom scroll, tech bros, hypercapital, and epidemic of loneliness. 

The panel consider AI, intentional and soft tech in an age of neural media, and what it means to interact with these technologies to envisage and enact a human and more than human future.

Running time: 1 hour and 45 minutes

 

This event is part of Experiments in Utopia, a day of programming centred around imagining liberated worlds and models of governance through sound, movement, and conversation.

Tickets
Tickets to the event are £6-£12. A ticket to this event includes free entry to our Experiments in Utopia Conservatory Takeover
 

£6

*Excludes £1.50 booking fee

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