Commons
I Am Not Your Periphery
Karo Moret
The identities of the African diaspora and how in Europe, relations with otherness continue to be built under the social categories of race and gender.
Technology
World Siliconization
Éric Sadin
The irresistible expansion of digital liberalism points towards regulating, for the sole purpose of benefit, the course of life through algorithms.
Culture
Towards a New Design Atlas
Efraín Foglia
Social and industrial changes in recent decades are urging a reconsideration of design typologies, with a re-reading for the current era.
Storytelling
Poetics of Pencil, Paper and Contradictions
Jorge Carrión
Reflections of a writer who transits between the analog and the digital, the material and the virtual.
Technology
Bias in a Feedback Loop: Fuelling Algorithmic Injustice
David Casacuberta
In order to prevent machine learning algorithms from perpetuating social inequalities, public debate is necessary on which problems are automatable.
Science
Feynman and Zorthian: a Third-Culture Friendship
Guillermo Orts-Gil
The history of friendship between physicist and artist taught the scientist about the importance of experimentation and shows that science, art and creativity do not fight but rather enhance each other.
Planet
Joanna Zylinska: “We need a new way of seeing the Anthropocene”
Laura Benítez Valero
Approaching the climate crisis from an ethical standpoint, at different scales, where humans may be the cause but are also answerable to demands and solutions.
Planet
ODE to the Future: Workshop on Activism for Climate Change
ODA al futur
How we can rethink environmental struggles through the dramaturgy of the body, design, essay-writing and socioenvironmental activism.
Science
The Quantum Sense II: Paradoxes
Marta García-Matos
In the history of quantum physics, three types of paradoxes exist: those that challenge classical physics, those that challenge intuition and common sense, and those that challenge quantum physics itself.
Commons
Next Stop: City Station
Núria Jar
The exhibition “After the End of the World” spreads out over the city of Barcelona through diverse citizen science actions that aim to improve the city’s environmental health.
Technology
Machines Now Know How to Terrorise Humans
Cristina Sáez
The Shelley Project studies how to produce horror stories as a result of collaboration between humans and artificial intelligence.
