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exhibition opening, March 30, 2023
Filodrammatica Gallery, Korzo 28/1, Rijeka
on view until April 28, 2023
The exhibition 'Unreal Data' focuses on how the shift to a data-driven society has necessitated that all the technologies we use essentially become part of the networked surveillance infrastructure. Automated data collection has become an intrinsic component of most technologies. Within this new and still emerging setting, we look at Unreal Data as a means to strategically intervene into data-driven systems. Unreal Data uses the ambiguous quality of data as an opportunity not to describe the world but to strategically producing data to provoke a specific outcome. Thus, Unreal Data is data that has been deliberately created or modified not to conform to the world, but to transform it – the lack of representational quality is not a bug, but a feature. We believe it is exactly this feature which opens spaces for action in a data-driven society where opting out is no longer an option.
In a post-surveillance world where tracking is ubiquitous and opting out is no longer an option, unreal-ing data is a way to playfully interact with algorithmic regimes and to regain some agency and control. The works in the exhibition find ways of doing this.
Curators: !Medinegruppe Bitnik
Featured artists:
Lauren Lee McCarthy, Jeremy Bailey, Adam Harvey, Tega Brain & Surya Mattu, Simon Weckert, Iodine Dynamics, Mario Santamaría, Telecommuters Working Group
Photo: Tanja Kanazir / Drugo more
[Fernie, B.C.] - July 10-13, 2017 - Future Links, driven by Acura Western Championship. (Golf Canada)
Photo Credit: (Wendy Davies/ Golf Canada)
Talbot Sunbeam Lotus driven by Terry Deere seen here during weekend July Harewood Championship & July MSA British Championship Hillclimb weekend held at Harewood Speed Hillclimb 2018. Organized by the BARC Yorkshire Centre.
The modern diet is unfortunately driven not by what is good for us, but is the result of years of wrong teachings, wrong food choices and media and governmental influences. brisbanenaturalhealth.com.au/
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[Fernie, B.C.] - July 10-13, 2017 - Future Links, driven by Acura Western Championship. (Golf Canada)
Photo Credit: (Wendy Davies/ Golf Canada)
Meetup Wednesday Grundlegendes Domain-Driven Design für Microservices Java User Group Hamburg Wednesday, January 11, 20177:00 PM Holisticon AG Griegstrasse 75, Haus 25 Hamburg No spots left! Join the Waiting List? 70 Mitglieder going, including: Niko Schmuck "Software Entwickler (freiberuflich)" Theodorus Bruchwald "Tech-Junkie" C² Wulff "tba" André Gode Mat Boettcher Tommy Ziegler Der Trend zu kleineren Softwaresystemen stellt Entwickler beim Design dieser System vor neue Herausforderungen: in welche Teile separiere ich meine Domäne? Wie referenziere ich logisch gleiche Artefakte eines Gesamtsystems in den einzelnen Teilsystem...Learn more Follow us! Never miss a last-minute change. Get the app. You're getting this message because your Meetup account is connected to this email address. Unsubscribe from similar emails from this Meetup group. Manage your settings for all types of email updates. Visit your account page to change your contact details, privacy settings, and other settings. Meetup Inc., POB 4668 #37895 New York NY USA 10163
November 2 - 3, 2017 – Bottlenose Dolphins Captivity – Taiji, Japan
The first pod of bottlenose dolphins for this season has been driven into the Cove.
Once the dolphins were netted into the Cove, the dolphin hunters left and the Cove was eerily quiet. No skiffs came back and it was clear this family pod would be left overnight.
The connection between the lucrative captive industry and the dolphin slaughters that take place in Taiji couldn’t be more obvious. Hunters and trainers work side-by-side, selecting which animals will be chosen for “life” in captivity, and those which will be killed. Trainers have often been observed joking with hunters while suffering mammals lose their lives.
Our team counted 41 dolphins – 25 more than their initial estimate. Held overnight with no access to food or water, the mammals were nervous; swimming tightly together, their breathing rapid. In the meantime, four hunting boats set off in search of even more migrating dolphins.
Shortly thereafter, skiffs began arriving, filled with divers and trainers. Captive selection would soon begin. And even though this tragic scene has played out over and over during past drives, one is never prepared for such violence – and suffering.
The selection process was brutal. Dolphins, splashing and tail slapping, were forced towards the beach. Divers jumped on the youngest and least-blemished mammals first, and at one point, our team observed five divers wrestling with one dolphin, dragging it towards a skiff where it was wrapped up in a net and restrained.
The dolphins were in a state of panic. They swam closely together, at times, appearing to swim on top of one another. They became aggressive, charging against the rocks or nets in attempts to free themselves. And divers did nothing, seemingly unconcerned about their potential for injury. Many animals were observed bleeding. Once again, hunters and trainers shouted and laughed throughout the dolphins’ suffering.
When it was all over, 17 dolphins lost their freedom, two calves amongst the group selected for captivity. The remaining pod members (approximately 24) were driven back out to sea. Many injuries were observed on those that were released.
Terrorized, manhandled and injured – all so orders can be filled for aquariums and marine parks throughout the world. With a quota of 414 bottlenose dolphins for the 2017/18 season, many more dolphins might suffer a similar fate. Once again, the connection between the captive industry and the dolphin slaughters that take place in Taiji cannot be overstated. The key is to decrease the demand for performing dolphins, and the easiest way to do this is for people to STOP BUYING tickets to dolphin shows.
Credit: DolphinProject.com
Driven By: Oliver Gavin, Pertti Kuismanen & Mika Salo.
Engine: 7.0 Litre V8
BHP: 650 (Regulated)
Torque: 700 Nm
Location of Photo: Yas Marina Circuit, Yas Island, Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates)
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Driven by a novel and proprietary accusto-haptic technology, KOR-FX delivers an unparalleled immersive experience to anyone playing a video game, watching a movie or listening to music. Compact, portable and platform-independent, KOR-FX uses
the human body itself to unlock its “7th Sense”, which causes the listener to feel intensely “there” in an entirely new and powerful way. Entertainment media of any kind will never be the same with KOR-FX.
Vauxhall Corsa RWD driven by Alan Tapscott and the Peugeot 206 of Guy Corner battling out during the BTRDA Clubman's Rallycross Championship, round 7 at Croft Circuit. Organized by the Darlington and District Motor Club.
Highlighted features:
Driven by XML or arrays
Optimzed for mobile device (IOS and Android)
Navigation by gestures
Easy to setup
Support Pinch Zoom on IOS
Easy customization
Live demo: www.flashcomponents.net/component/mobile-album.html