“ICE agents, get out now because historically, this ends with you hanging from a lamppost and your body paraded through the streets.” - the …we rate dogs guy

I'm a part of it. Not separate from it. I walk on the ground and the ground's walked on by me, I breathe the air and change it, I am entirely interconnected with the world.

not that any of it makes sense, but this diagram describes it well...

Too many things happened this year to summarize. Here's my 2025 wrap-up of some of the people, places, and things that made it amazing.❤️ (3/3)

Too many things happened this year to summarize. Here's my 2025 wrap-up of some of the people, places, and things that made it amazing.❤️ (2/3)

Too many things happened this year to summarize. Here's my 2025 wrap-up of some of the people, places, and things that made it amazing.❤️ (1/3)

Bye schlossies, see you in September!

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What if I’m carrying a grief that’s bigger than my body?

Today we gather in memory of Daniel Pinheiro in a final iteration of Distant FeelingS, which he organized together with Annie Abrahams. 6PM CET (5PM Portugal time) More detailed information and zoom link: aabrahams.wordpress.com/2025/11/27/d...

Oh my god y'all I had not seen the rest of the Vanity Fair photos holy shit. Christopher Anderson deserves a medal. Look at this. He left the LIGHT SWITCHES in the edited photos! These assholes look like their well-meaning mom took a picture of them on their first day in a grown-up job.

The sunlights differ, but there is only one darkness.

He was very weary; the day had been long, and full of dragons.

The official policy of the Trump Administration is ignorant bigotry. We’re asked, under principles including charity, to assume that people support the administration despite that policy, not specifically because of it. I am increasingly unwilling to extend that charity.

Off to Munich to give a talk on my book and recent artistic projects in the Emergent Digital Media class, AdBK Munich, New Building, room E.O3.26, today from 16:30 to 18:00 generativemedia.net/event/algori...

Sure our government isn’t perfect but everyone should read this if they want to understand the difference between a fascist dictatorship and a nation of laws. I hope people will see it’s better to have a nation of laws. www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

What is fascism? What forms has it taken in the past? And how can we fight against it? I try to answer these questions, and more, in our latest video. Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWYqrVsBvwI

Today is the start of the Post-Photographic Images conference at HSBI in Bielefeld.

The 20 biggest political donors on the Forbes billionaires list have collectively given nearly $5 billion between 2015 and 2024. We must get Big Money out of politics. No one from either party should be able to buy an election.

Feel like this about sums up 2025

Work in progress for Open Solitude ❤️💙@akademiesolitude.bsky.social

🙄I'm not sure if I can wait that long...

Ok, there are wise and funny people in America. So there's that. Certainly not more than anywhere else but they exist all around us and sometimes we meet them. Like an oasis in the desert.

But not every circle is a square.

Imagine owning SpaceX and not knowing what the ozone does.

How normative is my autocorrect when it never accepts the first two attempts of writing anything and only lets me write what I want on the third, emphatic, attempt at writing the same thing I was trying to type…

Spotted in the wild… Open Solitude is coming up on the 29th of November

If a sector of our society as significant and all-encompassing as the workplace is “ruined” by the inclusion of half the population then by definition it was never working to begin with.

Gilles Deleuze died thirty years ago today. www.unemployednegativity.com/2024/07/para...

If you haven't had the chance to experience the performance, the second release in this series stemming from it is now available! It's been wonderful to develop this with @ptudela.bsky.social and @visiophone.bsky.social and to get fantastic remixes by @earlabs.bsky.social and Joana de Sá.

Narrator: The AI was, in fact, the problem.

Dispatch #12274 from █████ ███████ ██ (CONFIDENTIAL) 1. House of L'IL Styrofoam 2. Liminal Tacos 3. Tower of Crumbling Webcams

Critically acclaimed horror film or your life as an academic? (or a secret third thing: they’re the same thing) “a malevolent force keeps returning [your manuscript] to you with increasingly disturbing revisions.”

While perusing the gift shop at Kunsthalle Praha, I found the catalog for Kinetismus: 100 Years of Electricity in Art, where I wrote the entry on Anna Ridler‘s work, Mosaic Virus. The exhibition and book explore how electricity has transformed artistic practice from 1920 to the present day, (1/2)

Rarely does an image capture a moment so well as this

Umede Festival closed with a gathering around a bonfire, with words from philosopher Audrius Beinorius. What a warm, open, and generous group, I feel so lucky to have been able to be a part of this and to get to bring home so many lovely experiences.

I’m giving a guest talk at FAMU in Prague: Wednesday Oct. 22, 5 pm Smetanovo nábř. 2, Praha 1 Algorithmic Processes in Image Production The talk will center on my recent book, Algorithm, Image Art (2024), as well as drawing on artistic practice.

On this day in 2011, Friedrich Kittler died in Berlin. Born in Rochlitz, Germany in 1943, Kittler was, and for many still is, the leading figure in German media theory, or Medienwissenschaften. 1/

This weekend, I’m taking part in Umede Festival in Vilnius, Lithuania. I’ll give a performative lecture titled “Algorithms, Stones & Digital Dark Matter” on how we might conceptualize new perspectives on the opacity in machine learning systems and current visions of artificial intelligence.

This weekend Cassandra Bookshop in Porto hosted the launch of the book Inteligências Entretecidas, which includes my essay “Imitation Aesthetics”. The book documents the workshop series organized by Earthsea Association and is edited by Ana Carvalho, Isabel Carvalho, and Vera Carmo.

Day 1 as a fellow at @akademiesolitude.bsky.social included orientation with the other new fellows and a meeting in the library. Already finding new things to dig into

a captcha arithmetic test just commanded me, "Prove your humanity." and it felt a little bit too representative of the general sentiment currently

We will present the work MYTH, MAGIC, MACHINES from September 27th to November 30th, at Museu Zer0 in the Algarve. The work was originally comissioned by gnration as part of their órbita program that features transdisciplinary works between music, art and technology youtube.com/watch?v=90hlSPMpLa8

This is really the only energy keeping me going these days.

As a former Chicago resident, this makes me so happy.

the dailup sound was a protection spell the computer said for us every time we went online but we thought we were too good for it. we wanted to be on the phone and the computer at the same time. we wanted to be on the phone and the computer at the same time and now we’re fucked

Parabéns ao novo diretor da FBAUP @carvalhais.org Congratulations to the new dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Porto

Society really lost it's shit when we moved away from containing the internet to one room in the house.

Here's a #GiftLink for those who want to read the full NYT obit of historian of science & gender, Margaret Rossiter. www.nytimes.com/2025/08/29/s... #histSTM 🧪🗃️

An analysis of active US mines finds they already collect virtually all of the minerals the country needs for batteries, solar panels and wind turbines – but these critical minerals mostly go to waste