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10-17: tracing the history of communication and time regulation. By Exploring networks, signals, and delays we look at how information travels through time and how machines keep time. | 10-17: tracing the history of communication and time regulation. By Exploring networks, signals, and delays we look at how information travels through time and how machines keep time. | ||
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See you many times
We will explore time as a material, a rhythm, and a system of control. We will engage with the micro-time of electronics, the deep time of minerals, and the political time of capitalism.
WEEK 1: time as material - time as rhythm - time as control system - time as perception
Monday 7 April
10-17: Special Issue
WEEK 2: What happens when we refuse linear time as we know it?
Monday 14 April
10-17: We take a look at the politics of time, crip time and timezone protocols
WEEK 3: visit to telecom museum
Tuesday 22 April
10-17: tracing the history of communication and time regulation. By Exploring networks, signals, and delays we look at how information travels through time and how machines keep time.
May Vacation
MAY VACATION
WEEK 5
Monday 12 May
10-17: Special Issue
WEEK 6
Monday 19 - Tuesday 20 May
10-17: Special Issue
WEEK 7
Monday 26 May
10-17: Special Issue
WEEK 8
Monday 16 June
10-17: Special Issue
WEEK 9
Monday 23 June
10-17: Special Issue
WEEK 10
Monday 30 June
10-17: Special Issue