[urban interfaces] Blogs

Meltem Şentürk Asıldeveci [ui] guest
Meltem Şentürk Asıldeveci (1982) is a PhD Candidate at the Department of Architecture of Bauhaus University Weimar. She holds a Master in Urban Design from Middle East Technical University. Currently she works actively as an Urban Designer besides academic research and has realised. Related to her subject of interest which is the evolving characteristics of urban…
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Lecture by Nanna Verhoeff on Urban Screens and Media Art for urban data
Nanna Verhoeff will be part of a panel at the 2017 SCMS conference in Chicago, which asks what media art can do – what terms and practices are potentiated – with regards to urban screens. Its formation implicitly argues for the significance of comparative methods in delineating the potentials and problems of the public screens that have…
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Delaram Ashtari, guest of [ui], March – August 2017
Delaram Ashtari (1989) is a PhD Candidate of Urban Planning at the College of Fine Arts, University of Tehran, Iran. She holds a Master in Urban Design and a Bachelor in Urbanism from the University of Tehran. In these two programs, she ranked first among all graduating students. She is interested in the transformations of…
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The Art of Data Politics
A hackathon hosted by SETUP in collaboration with Datafied Society & [urban interfaces]: could data-driven art make our urban public sphere great again? (RMA student Paul Smidt wrote a blogpost about this hackathon. Find it here!) After the election of Donald Trump and the Dutch elections approaching publicists warn for the distortion of the public debate….
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Imaging [Urban] Data Visualisation
An expert meeting organized by Datafied Society and [urban interfaces], in collaboration with SETUP MediaLab and MCW Expertise Center The goal of this meeting is to facilitate a dialogue between academics and practitioners about the possibilities for innovative, critical and experimental forms of “bringing back” data to (urban) publics. Or, in other words, we…
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