Join artist Adam Peacock as he offers an intimate insight into the ideas, research and processes behind the exhibition, The Validation Junky. The tour will be followed by informal conversation and drinks to celebrate the exhibition as it comes to a close.
This workshop led by artist and Artist and designer Adam Peacock is aimed at young people aged 16-22 who are interested in art, science and design. Participatns will produce ‘future identity maps’ that explore the past, present and the future of how technology will affect identity expression.
Join artist Adam Peacock as he offers an intimate insight into the ideas, research and processes behind the exhibition, The Validation Junky.
This publication launch and conversation brings together with Senior Curator of Contemporary Art at MUNCH Dr Tominga O’Donnell, Tine Semb, co-editor of Billedkunst art journal and founder of queer discursive platform and club concept, Karmaklubb* and Adam Peacock to unravel and examine the tangled relationships between social media, emerging technologies and the human body.
Taking place at RAM Galleri, Adam Peacock’s exhibition, The Validation Junky, takes a critical look at the entangled relationships between social media, emerging technologies and the human body.
Enjoy an evening of art, performance, drag, drinks, dancing, and conversation exploring genes, memes, and the modifiable body.
Discussing possible futures, world building, body modification, utopias, dystopias, queering architectures and more!
A discussion probing social and digital cultures relating to current and potential future practices around genetics, memetics and the modifiable body.
Talking body politics, normativity and the connotations of genetic technologies with Daniel Mariblanca and the residents of Perfection / Speculation.
Join this panel discussion probing social and digital cultures relating to current and potential future practices around genetics, memetics and the modifiable body.
Join Maike Statz (AUS) and Danja Burchard (GER) for a performative conversation and introduction into different speculative methods and assemblage-based ways of research. Sci-fi; imagining possible realities and queering spaces.
Daniel Mariblanca (ESP/NOR) presents work on bodily expression and dance from a transgender perspective.
