[Commlist] Everywhere It Is Machines Seminar Series

You are warmly invited to register for our interdisciplinary, PGR-led 
virtual seminar series *EVERYWHERE IT IS MACHINES*, exploring /what 
living, thinking, and creating with and through the digital might mean 
today. /An outline of the programme is given below, but more information 
about the series and individual sessions can be found on our website: 
https://readymag.com/u2390343336/machines/

To register your interest in attending, please drop us an email at 
(everywhereitismachines /at/ gmail.com) stating the details or number of the 
session you’d like to attend in the subject line. If you’d like to 
attend more than one seminars in the programme just title your email 
‘multiple’.

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*Session 01: *‘Revisiting the Millican Project: Excavating Race and 
Institutional Structures/Power’
with Amy Earhart & Toniesha Taylor, 18.03.21, 19:00-20:30 (GMT)
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*Session **02:* 'Machine Homes for Solar Music',**Pekka Airaxin, 
24.03.21, 18:30–20:00 (GMT)

*Session **03:* Holly Herndon & Mat Dryhurst (in conversation with Adam 
Ganz and Lilly Markaki), 01.04.21, 18:30-20:00 (GMT)

*Session **04:* Cornelia Sollfrank (with an introduction/response by 
Olga Goriunova), 22.04.21, 17:30-19:00 (GMT)

*Session **05: *‘AI and the Calculation of Meaning’ with Mercedes 
Bunz (with an introduction/response by Olga Goriunova), 29.04.21, 
18:30-20:00 (GMT)

*Session **06: *William O’Hara , 06.05.21, 18:30–20:00 (GMT)

*Session **07: *Christina Jauernik, 27.05.21, 18:30–20:00 (GMT)

*Session **08: *Maya Man, 03.06.21, time TBD

*Session **09: *Jaya Klara Brekke, 10.06.21, time TBD

*Session **10: *‘Digital Intimacies’, collaborative workshop with Aouefa 
Amoussouvi, Genevieve Costello & Giuliana Kiersz, 22.06.21, 13:00-16:00 
(GMT)

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Titled after a line from /Anti-Oedipus/ (1972) by Gilles Deleuze and 
Félix Guattari, EVERYWHERE IT IS MACHINES is a Royal Holloway, 
University of London, PGR-led seminar series investigating the 
application of digital technologies across art and the humanities. 
Taking place between February and June 2021, the series consists of 
(virtual) seminars engaging invited speakers for talks/presentations and 
workshops, all designed to showcase how digital aesthetics/humanities 
operate in practice, while contributing to a broader conversation around 
what living, thinking, and creating with and through the digital might 
mean today.
     EVERYWHERE IT IS MACHINES seminars are conceived for 
(post)graduate students with a background in art, architecture and 
design, social sciences, philosophy and critical theory, but are open to 
all.
    The series is led by Lilly Markaki and developed in collaboration 
with Lucía Camacho Acevedo, Genevieve Costello, Lisa Moravec and Zlatina 
Nicolova. It is funded by the School of Performing and Digital Arts at 
Royal Holloway and the University of London PGR Research Fund.


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