STILLSPOTTING NYC FINALE October 9, 2012, 7 pm Guggenheim, Peter B. Lewis Theater and Museum Rotunda The Guggenheim and Unsound host a variety show featuring
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Media Archaeology Crib Sheet
Since we didn’t have enough time last week to thoroughly discuss our media archaeology readings, I thought I’d put together a little compilation of quotations
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Droneworld – 9/20
Motherboard Presents: Droneworld with Special Guests Dr. Peter Asaro, Jace Clayton, Tim Nilson, and Brian Anderson Thursday September 20th, 9:00 PM, 21+, Free Public Assembly, 70 N.
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Originally published in 1946: — On Exactitude in Science … In that Empire, the Art of Cartography attained such Perfection that the map of a
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Smellwalk: Tour + Talk – 9/24
Walking Tour & Talk with Dr. Victoria Henshaw Monday, September 24th: 6:00/7:00pm Studio-X NYC, 180 Varick St., Suite 1610 Please join us at 6:00PM, Monday
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foucault // UMA
In Discipline & Punish, Foucault suggests that ”[D]iscipline is a political anatomy of detail,” then quotes Marshal de Saxe: “Although those who concern themselves with details are regarded
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Beyond Zucotti Park Book Launch – 9/10
Join us for the launch and Oculus book talk for the new book Beyond Zuccotti Park: Freedom of Assembly and the Occupation of Public Space.
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Tervor Paglen + Werner Herzog, 9/19 — During Class :-(
Trevor Paglen in Conversation with Werner Herzog SEPTEMBER 19 Hovering thousands of miles above the earth are some of the longest-lasting artifacts of human civilization:
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Subaltern Urbanization in India – 9/12 (Right Before Class!)
India China Institute, in partnership with the Graduate Program in International Affairs and the Global Studies Program at The New School, invites you to a Public Talk
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How Google Makes Its Maps
There’s a fantastic article by Alexis Madrigal in The Atlantic about how Google makes its maps. Just as with Andrew Blum’s Tubes, there’s a lot of
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