Centre for the Study of the Networked Image
We organise and take part in various events, including our own series of monthly reading group “conversations”. In these sessions, speakers are invited to present aspects of their research and share a key text to focus discussion. You are welcome to search through our archive of previous events.
Join us on Wednesday 4th October 2022 at 15.00 at Borough Road Gallery (LSBU) for our next research event with Kristoffer Gansing who will present The Cinema of Extractions – On Film as Infrastructure for Research. All welcome.
Why is Netflix so obsessed with Adam Sandler movies and why …
Adam Brown and Cheryl Newman invite you to the opening of their exhibition “Temporalities”, at the Borough Road Gallery, LSBU. The private view is on the 14th September from 18.00, and the show runs till the 22nd September.
Artist and educationalist Cheryl Newman will be exhibiting a series …
On Friday 08 September, 18.30-20.00 at The Photographers’ Gallery, as part of TPG Friday Lates, CSNI researcher Teodora Sinziana will take part in the panel Between Worlds. Join both Teodora Sinziana and Nick Murray to discuss ideas around the death of digital spaces and the creation of ‘virtual …
Join Tzu-Tung Lee (artist in residence at Delfina Foundation) and their collaborators Winnie Soon and Geoff Cox for a workshop exploring the translation of code and software programs, at Delfina Foundation, Wednesday 13 September, 15-18.00. The workshop is free but booking is required. More details on the workshop can …
“Carrier Bag Fictions” is an exhibition by CSNI researcher Mateus Domingos, and runs from 2 September to 28 October 2023, at Modern Painters, New Decorators, Loughborough, UK.
“Carrier Bag Fictions” features textiles, drawings and text inspired by Loughborough’s Luddite history. In the 19th Century, technology transformed the work of textile workers. …
Marco de Mutiis (Fotomuseum Winterthur, and a CSNI researcher) has organised an evening event on Friday, 21 July 2023, 18.00 – 21.00, at V&A South Kensington, Room 99, The Digital Gallery, Photography Centre. Free event. More details at https://www.fotomuseum.ch/en/events-post/performances-und-talks-the-lure-of-the-image-screen-bodies/
How and why are we seduced by images? What draws us …
Fast Familiar (Dan Barnard, Rachel Briscoe & Joe McAlister) is exhibiting Looking for Love, at the Science Gallery London as part of the exhibition AI: Who’s Looking After Me in collaboration with FutureEverything, open Wednesdays to Saturdays, 11am – 6pm until 20 January 2024. The piece playfully explores the …
On Thursday 6th July, 10.30-20.00, at The Photographers’ Gallery, we hold a one-day (summer school) seminar bringing together some of the current research at CSNI, including presentations by Marloes de Valk, Graham Dunning, Theresa Kneppers, Teodora Fartan, Rachel Falconer, and with guest presentations by Janneke …
Join Andrew Dewdney and Victoria Walsh in conversation on The Royal Photographic Society’s Livestream, 27 June 2023 at 18.00.
Andrew received the RPS’s Education Award in 2022 which is given is given for outstanding achievement or sustained contribution in photographic education. The conversation will last for around 45 minutes followed …
ServPub is an experimental platform for research and practice on experimental and computational publishing, to reflect collectively on affective infrastructures, minor tech and autonomous networks within, and beyond, institutional constraints. We begin this process with a workshop at Creative Computing Institute, on 26th June, 12.00-17.00.
ServPub will be run by …
Researcher at CSNI, Tim Fransen, presented at the 14th Open Education Conference: Advancing Open Education Practices (OER23) in April 2023.
Tim’s presentation focused on Map of Essex, an open educational resource that enables the public to freely access, learn about and explore a high-resolution digital version of a …
On 21 April, 13.00-18.00, NICA/RMeS Workshop with Geoff Cox and Winnie Soon, at Utrecht University, hosted by David Gauthier.
The procedural qualities of both writing and coding lend themselves to the sharing of resources, collective actions, and social exchange through the use of experimental publishing tools such as wiki-to-print and git repositories. This …
CSNI will present its project Learning experiments in computer vision and visual literacy as part of the session “How to make an impact: Public participation stories” at AIUK hosted by The Alan Turing Institute, at Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, 22 March 2023.
“Why is public engagement in AI so important? …
To mark the International Trans★Feminist Digital Depletion Strike join CSNI researcher Mateus Domingos for a Luddite walk on Wednesday 8th March. Meet at Two Queens in Leicester, before setting off through the city, passing the Guildhall and other sites connected to the history of the Luddites as participants walk out …
Join us for an online event on Wed 22 Feb 2023 at 6.30pm to celebrate the launch of The Networked Image in Post-Digital Culture (Routledge 2022) edited by Andrew Dewdney and Katrina Sluis. Hosted by The Photographers’ Gallery in conjunction with CSNI. Book a place.
In conversation with Olga …
Presentations and launch of publication at transmediale, Akademie der Künste, Berlin, on 2nd Feb, 11.00-12.30. Following a process of open exchanges and a three-day research workshop in London, at London South Bank University and King’s College, London, the presentation/publication brings together researchers who address the problems of technological scale, …
IN SOLIDARITY WITH THE UCU STRIKE ACTION, THIS EVENT IS POSTPONED. Join us for our upcoming research event on Wednesday 1st February 2023 at 15.00 at Borough Road Gallery (LSBU, 103 Borough Road) for a talk by Janneke Adema. All welcome.
Further related talks follow, exploring political and experimental …
As part of Toward a Minor Tech workshop at London South Bank University and King’s College, London (18-20 Jan 2023), there will be public talks by Marloes de Valk and Tung-Hui Hu. All welcome.
Marloes de Valk – Damaged Earth Catalog: Technological Strategies and Critique for a Depleted World…
Join us online at 18.00 CET (17.00 UK) on 29 November for a presentation and discussion with Stamatia Portanova about her new book Whose Time is it? Asocial Robots, Syncolonialism, and Artificial Chronological Intelligence (The Contemporary Condition, Sternberg Press). Introduced by Geoff Cox (LSBU) and Jacob Lund (Aarhus University), with …
Please join us for the launch of Tung-Hui Hu’s new book Digital Lethargy: Dispatches from an Age of Disconnection (MIT Press 2022) at 18.00, on 19th January 2023, at The Photographers’ Gallery. Book at https://thephotographersgallery.org.uk/whats-on/talk-digital-lethargy.
Sometimes, interacting with digital platforms, we want to be passive—in those moments of dissociation …
