AGENDA

Digital Earth hosts numerous public events at different locations around the world in collaboration with our partners, including lectures, symposia, film screenings, workshops and exhibitions. Many of our events feature the research of people from our network and the projects developed by Digital Earth fellows. Learn more about our past events below.

PAST EVENTS

DIGITAL EARTH x JAMEEL ARTS CENTRE
7-8 NOV 2019, Dubai, UAE

Digital Earth Talks brought together artists, scholars and designers from Africa, Europe and Asia to explore how technology influences not only interpersonal relationships but also contemporary geopolitics and our understanding of the world.

Images © Brent Galotera / Jameel Arts Centre

DIGITAL EARTH x COSMOPOLIS #2
25-26 OCT 2019, Paris, France

At the inaugural weekend of Cosmopolis #2, we explored technology and its multiple epistemologies through a series of programs developed in collaboration with Cosmopolis.

Images © Laura Urbonaičiūtė / Digital Earth

DIGITAL x KHOJ WORKSHOP
1-3 MAY 2019, New Delhi, India

In May 2019 we organised a symposium that was looking at the age of the post truth and exploring the notion of Aesthetic Warfare, questioning the power of visuals. From A.I. distributing visual propaganda to deep fakes invading our timelines, from new aesthetic strategies of internet activism to art in the age of post truth.

Images © Gaurav Yadav & Jacob Dileep

DIGITAL EARTH x KËR THIOSSANE
18-20 JUNE 2019, Dakar, Senegal

How do African intellectual traditions, doctrines and foundational myths shape how people engage with technology on a day to day basis? How do technological developments resonate across different cultures and knowledge systems? Artists, philosophers and thinkers came together for a two-day gathering, investigating digital histories in Africa.

Images © Elise Fitte Duval

DIGITAL EARTH x ASHKAL ALWAN
19-20 APRIL 2019, Beirut, Lebanon

Our first event took place in Beirut on April 2019 where, together with Ashkal Alwan, we organised the Digital Earth Symposium. Looking into the ways digital technologies shape our understanding of time, reconfigure processes of materialisation, and re-design our landscapes, the Digital Earth Symposium speakers examined how technology mediates and regulates our world while attempting to locate human agency in these all-pervasive processes.

Images © Laura Urbonaičiūtė / Digital Earth

DIGITAL EARTH x STRELKA INSTITUTE
17 DEC 2018, Moscow, Russia

With some of our fellows we visited Strelka Institute and organized a workshop, reflecting on the current technological reality, rethinking the Earth and its digital models.

Images © Timur Zolotoev / Strelka Institute