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Tracing 2.0 and TracingHow might we understand movement and migration as a human and nonhuman activity? Are there new borders that emerge when nonhumans are taken into account? This interactive installation is the result of collaboration between Jennifer Gabrys, Director of the Citizen Sense research project at Goldsmiths College, and Finnish artist, Antti Tenetz, whose work captures the movements of animals in the Arctic. Tracing 2.0 moves from the Arctic to London to capture, represent and recreate movements and movement data across humans and nonhumans as they respond to their environments. More information is available www.citizensense.net www.citizensense.net www.tenetz.com/JALESTAA
Tate Exchange from 14-19 March.
Collaboration with Dr Jennifer Gabrys and and Citizen Sensing project commissioned by the Tate Associates for Who Are We? project at Tate Exchange,Tate ModernPAST
Leviathan Venice
On the occasion of Jump into the Unknown, a collateral event on last week of the 56th Biennale di Venezia, organised by Nine Dragon Heads, Interacitve video work about monster of Lagoon, Environmental change, Cruisers and old local stories merging data from local twitter feeds. ,S.A.L.E.docs Venice 2015
MACHINES OF LOVIN GRACE
On the occasion of Jump into the Unknown, a collateral event of the 56th Biennale di Venezia, organised by Nine Dragon Heads, A series of fast public surveillance performances will target high visibility areas across Venice. Collaboration with Harold de Bree, Mike Watson, Artist Collaboration
BODY OF WATER/ Jaakko Mattila & Antti Tenetz
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55th Venice Biennale, Maldivian pavillion, Gervasuti Foundation, November 18-24thFive Years, London, November 26th-1st december
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