Showcases are important add-ons to the discursive and workshop programs at AMRO.
Drop in, mic is open, stage is yours for 10 minutes.
Conrad Weise, Kjell Wistoff - Return
This conversation will involve art and cultural associations with an affinity for current topics of the information society, open source technologies and current developments in media and Internet
Machines in Flames (2022, 50min) was first distributed through a network of self-erasing USB data sticks dropped outside corporate campuses.
‘Algorithmic Solidarity’ focuses on the infrastructures of coloniality and the infrastructures of solidarity opposed to them.
This networked documentation layer of the AMRO festival is a collaboration between Habitat and Varia.
In this workshop, we convert hand-crank flashlights to off-grid sound machines.
Petites singularités invite you to join for a question and tactics cards game, a constraining prism that forces creative reflection.
Flying dragons, deers, owls, octopus, or parrots - in different languages across the world, kites are named in all sorts of imaginary ways.
This project critiques a worrying turn in education during the pandemic, the increased use of intrusive surveillance technologies on students.
petites singularités propose the concept of Third-TechnoScape to designate places of technological production abandoned by the industry and institutions to civil society.
