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We Have Always Been Geohackers

DOI: 10.14361/9783839457658-019
  • Photo Pritchard,  Helen
    Pritchard, Helen
  • Photo Rocha,  Jara
    Rocha, Jara
  • Photo Snelting,  Femke
    Snelting, Femke

Abstract

Possible Bodies is a collaborative inquiry into the concrete and at the same time fictional entities of so-called bodies. The research collective asks what material-cultural conditions of possibility render »bodies« volumetrically present, specifically in the context of technologies and techniques of 3-D-tracking, modeling, rendering, and scanning. Although different volumetric technologies are situated in specific domains and regimes, their knowledge practices persistently affect and confirm each other. Possible Bodies has grown convinced that this circulated unfolding contributes to the crystallization of standard operations that are primarily informed by a hegemonic interest in efficiency, control, probability, and optimization. In response to this we propose that these standard operations call for there to be an affirmative form of responsibility-taking, one that might generate other figures and operations.

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Pritchard, Helen/Pritchard, Helen/Rocha, Jara (2021). We Have Always Been Geohackers. In: Annika Haas/ Maximilian Haas/ Hanna Magauer/ Dennis Pohl (Eds.), How to Relate (243-257). Bielefeld: transcript Verlag. https://doi.org/10.14361/9783839457658-019

Book DOI: https://doi.org/10.14361/9783839457658-019

Online ISBN: 978-3-8394-5765-8

© Pritchard, Helen/Pritchard, Helen/Rocha, Jara © by This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License (CC BY 4.0)

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Frontmatter

Haas, Annika | Haas, Maximilian | Magauer, Hanna | Pohl, Dennis

Inhalt

Haas, Annika | Haas, Maximilian | Magauer, Hanna | Pohl, Dennis

Beziehungsfragen. Eine Einleitung / Relational Issues. An Introduction

Haas, Annika | Haas, Maximilian | Magauer, Hanna | Pohl, Dennis

Techniques as Modes of Relating: Thinking with a Transdisciplinary Experiment

Sehgal, Melanie

How to Relate Differently: Scenes of Shared Research from the Programs "Performing Citizenship" and "Assemblies & Participation"

Peters, Sibylle

Verkomplizierung der Möglichkeiten: Gegenwartskunst, Epistemologie, Wissenspolitik

Holert, Tom

The Angry Christ

Lien, Amy | Camacho, Enzo

Über die praktischen Bedingungen von Forschung zwischen Theorie und Praxis, Wissenschaften und Künsten / On the Practical Conditions of Research between Theory and Practice, the Sciences and the Arts

Haas, Maximilian

Konvergenz der Zukünfte: Über widerständige Ästhetiken, imaginative Gegengeschichten und Institutionen als Beziehungsweisen

Adamczak, Bini | Sternfeld, Nora

Becoming Common: Remarks on the (Im)Possibilities of Sharing

Liesen, Maurício

Relationalität elliptisch gedacht / Elliptic Relationality

Haas, Annika

Offen und entschieden: die idiosynkratische Radikalität der Kunst

Schaub, Mirjam

Film als Gegenverwirklichung

Salhab, Ghassan | Ott, Michaela

Translation: A Relational Practice

Haas, Annika | Apter, Emily

Situierte Formen: Kunst, Sprache und die Frage nach ihren Eigenlogiken / Situated Forms: Thoughts on Arts, Language and their Intrinsic Logics

Magauer, Hanna

"Fame Is the Name of the Game": Aneignung und celebrity culture

Weingart, Brigitte

The 24/7 Bed: Privacy and Publicity in the Age of Social Media

Colomina, Beatriz

Tools, Infrastrukturen und Räume des relationalen Forschens / Tools, Infrastructures, and Spaces of Relational Research

Pohl, Dennis

How to Relate in Contemporary Dance?

Haas, Maximilian | Chauchat, Alice | Wade, Jeremy

Figuration and/as Critique in Relational Matters

Thiele, Kathrin

We Have Always Been Geohackers

Pritchard, Helen | Rocha, Jara | Snelting, Femke

Der planetare Test

Halpern, Orit

Rückblick und Dank

Haas, Annika | Haas, Maximilian | Magauer, Hanna | Pohl, Dennis

Autor_innen / Contributors

Haas, Annika | Haas, Maximilian | Magauer, Hanna | Pohl, Dennis

Bildnachweise / Image Credits

Haas, Annika | Haas, Maximilian | Magauer, Hanna | Pohl, Dennis

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