Philip Beesley, Marc Böhlen, and Natalie Jeremijenko.
Moderated by Omar Khan
Thursday, December 11, 7pm
The Urban Center, 457 Madison Avenue
A panel discussion organized in conjunction with the Situated Technologies Pamphlets Series, the League's ongoing publication series exploring the implications of ubiquitous computing for architecture and urbanism. The panel will explore the growing agency of natural and artificial "things," considering themes such as ambient intelligence, underspecification, responsiveness, and emergent ecologies. Free for League members; $10 non-members. To reserve or purchase tickets, or for more information, click here.
The third Situated Technologies pamphlet, Situated Advocacy, is currently available print-on-demand from Lulu.com. This special double issue features the essays "Community Wireless Networks as Situated Advocacy," by Laura Forlano and Dharma Dailey, and "Suspicious Images, Latent Interfaces," by Benjamin Bratton and Natalie Jeremijenko. See website for more info: http://www.archleague.org/index-dynamic.php?show=828
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