Instructions for Humans Interview

Mark Hancock interviewed me about my exhibition

December 2017 - online

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In the middle of the Instructions for Humans exhibition, where I was resident in the gallery each day, Mark Hancock came by to interview me for his occasional series of artist profiles.

Work produced as part of my BOM Fellowship:

Instructions for Humans Interview: Mark Hancock interviewed me about my exhibition (2017)

Transcripts of Humans: Three months of talking to visitors in a gallery, transcribed for the gallery wall. (2017)

Data Cult: An Instructional Event for Humans. (2017)

Cell Tower Mast For Sympathetic Magic: Sculpture responding to data blackouts in Puerto Rico. (2017)

176 Birmingham Mail Website Trackers: Lifting the veil on the surveillance propping up local news. (2017)

The Black Box: A metaphor for opaque systems. (2017)

Instructions for Humans: A Cargo Cult for Artificial Intelligence - artworks exploring human interactions with machines. (2017)

APHE Human Interfaces conference: I spoke at the Academic Photography in Higher Education conference (2017)

Experimental Capture workshop for BOM: Sharing knowledge on weird cameras at Art & Tech Social. (2017)

Golan Levin's Experimental Capture Workshop: An intensive summer school in Aspen. (2016)

Art in Crisis: Photography project working with homelessness charity Crisis in Birmingham. (2016)

Speculative Cameras at BOM: Fellowship research project into what cameras could be. (2016)

Birmingham Open Media Fellowship: Fellowship at arts organisation at intersection of art, technology and science. (2014)

Instructions for Humans was a three month exhibition comprising of:

Instructions for Humans Interview: Mark Hancock interviewed me about my exhibition (2017)

Transcripts of Humans: Three months of talking to visitors in a gallery, transcribed for the gallery wall. (2017)

Data Cult: An Instructional Event for Humans. (2017)

Cell Tower Mast For Sympathetic Magic: Sculpture responding to data blackouts in Puerto Rico. (2017)

176 Birmingham Mail Website Trackers: Lifting the veil on the surveillance propping up local news. (2017)

The Black Box: A metaphor for opaque systems. (2017)

Instructions for Humans: A Cargo Cult for Artificial Intelligence - artworks exploring human interactions with machines. (2017)

Next art:

Rivers of the World 2018

March 2018: Thames Festival / British Council scheme twinning schools around the world using local rivers.

Previous art:

Transcripts of Humans

November 2017: Three months of talking to visitors in a gallery, transcribed for the gallery wall.