Reading: Friday, 11 October, 19:00
Age of Sand is a book of log entries that imagines impossible interconnectivities, rewritings and rewrightings of the digital and the analog, the past and the future through a cyberfeminist lens. What are the qualities of the permeable membrane between the digital and the analog, and how might exploits in the former facilitate a reshaping of the latter? More generally, while the threats at this juncture may be obvious, what might we say are the possibilities?
Artist and poet Lisa Radon reads from her new book The Age of Sand on the occassion of the exhibition Tribe-Specific, organized by Katherine Pickard at FELIX GAUDLITZ, Vienna.