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Critical and creative views on media culture. For visionary artists that are nationals/permanent residents of Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, and Uruguay

If you are here is because you are interested in working with us. That means that behind this button there is an opportunity to a be friend, a partners and part of the project that Domestic Data Streamers has been pursuing during the last three years. Let

Elisava, Barcelona School of Design and Engineering (UVic-UCC), understands design and industrial design engineering as tools for transforming the world through innovation and critical thinking.

Wanna be our next Social Media & Research Lead? Send your CV and a few links to your work to jaya@domesticstreamers.com 📩 We're looking for someone who can write, design, plan, and analyze for social media, someone who can communicate our projects and ideas in the most creative, captivating way. A mix of out-of-the-box thinking, visual and verbal savviness, and strategic instincts when it comes to social media. **Native-level English copywriting is a must ✍️

A hybrid fellowship and public program supporting emerging practitioners to explore participatory practices!

How can artificial intelligence help us reconnect with our cultural heritage?

161 likes, 1 comments - xrwang88 on November 23, 2025: "It can be easy to feel hopeless right now. We’re watching tech CEOs align with anti-democratic forces, workers face backlash for organizing, surveillance expand, and AI accelerate climate crisis. But we still find hope: in community, in collective learning, and in the belief that tech workers — from rideshare drivers to engineers — have the power to build technology that stewards a world we want to live in. We’re opening applications for our 5th year of Collective Action School (fka Logic School). This is a space for tech workers who are curious about organizing but don’t know where to start. Over 13 weeks, you’ll join a community of people asking: What are the underlying conditions that created the world we’re in now? And what conditions do we need to create the world we want? Together, we’ll: Learn from organizers, activists, and thinkers who inspire us +Alex Hanna from Distributed AI Research Institute +Keolu Fox, scientist & geneticist on earth-friendly computation and Indigenous data sovereignty +Ifeoma Ozoma, Director of Technology Policy at Kapor Center and creator of Tech Worker Handbook +Clarissa Redwine, Collective Action in Tech +Tamara Kneese, Director of Climate, Technology and Justice at Data & Society +Ari Melenciano, artist & founder of Afrotectopia and many more!!!! The details:  March 17 - June 11, 2026 (13 weeks)  In-person cohorts in San Francisco Bay Area + NYC  100% free  About 7 hours a week (Tuesdays + Thursdays + your project)".

Grand Plan is a fund run by creatives, for creatives. We are supported by a community of artist and creative ambassadors who give their time and money to back the realisation of new cultural projects.

The trailer for "Their Eyes" by Nicolas Gourault. About the film: Clickworkers in Venezuela, Kenya and the Philippines talk about their working day: they edi...

We’re looking for 10 inspiring projects engaging with low-tech AI: systems that think, sense, or act without power sockets, big tech, or data centers.

Artists and collectives from any country are invited to apply for a fully-funded residency split between CERN and the Nobel Prize Museum

Stichting Creative Coding Utrecht organizes events with Stager - get your acts together!

Lead the marketplace design ecosystem for a global learning platform reaching millions. Own the design vision and strategy, ensuring every flow, feature, and experiment delivers long-term value.

Subject: Three-year fellowship on AI and Social Inequalities – University of Liverpool   The University of Liverpool is offering a range of three-year Fellowships to explore AI topics. The Department of Communication and Media, and the Digital Media and Society Institute will host a Fellowship focused on the role of AI in increasing or mitigating social inequalities.   Applications are due by 1st of December.   The Fellowship in this area will develop a programme of work examining how AI systems can challenge or perpetuate structural social inequalities in digital societies. Research will combine computational social science with critical humanities perspectives to explore the impact of AI across welfare, employment, education, media, and/or justice. It will address the intersection of digital and AI divides with race, class, and disability, and may consider participatory methods for democratising AI development. Methodological innovation may include blending quantitative, ethnographic, and algorithmic methods to create tools that democratise access to or the design of AI for affected communities. The Fellow will collaborate with a set of civil society organisations, trade unions, and digital rights groups who already partner with the University.   Details on the application process can be found here: https://lnkd.in/e7mbRXnN   Details on the institute department and school can be found here:   Digital Media and Society Institute: https://lnkd.in/e8-AhAni Communication and Media: https://lnkd.in/e5sAU8EP  School of the Arts: https://lnkd.in/e3XXGJ_D  For additional details, contact: Prof. Simeon Yates: simeon.yates@liverpool.ac.uk

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A limited series of ten in-depth conversations with some of our favorite thinkers and creatives where we explore how artificial intelligence is changing and challenging creative work. Brought to you by sublime.app, the knowledge tool that sparks creativity.

In this episode we sit down with writer, theorist, and consultant Venkatesh Rao to talk about authorship, risk, and why AI is pushing us back to a pre-Gutenb...

Art in the Age of the Metaverse brings together Morehshin Allahyari, Katja Novitskova, Ian Cheng, Micaela Mantegna and other speakers to critically reflect on the role of art in the time of the metaverse

“Live, Laugh, Love… and LLM” is an article-turned-talk that opens a discussion on how we, as humans today, share an ambiguous emotional relationship with AI. It explores how fear and love intertwine in our reliance on technology that comforts, replaces, and reshapes what it means to be human. Would you like to be part of this conversation? Do you have Fears and/or Loves you’d like to share with us? Join us! We’re keeping it intimate, with only 20 seats available. So hurry up and get your ticket!

The -1 residency programme is dedicated to the development of early-career artists who are engaged in and with digital culture.

Since 2015, the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Light Festival Karlsruhe has inspired artists to explore new creative paths in order to captivate audiences. For four weeks

Join us for a gathering exploring how learning lives in an AI era. We will share some of our exploration and test a game-like experience to choreograph futures…

Mixboard is an AI-powered concepting board that helps you explore, expand, and refine your ideas.