[ONLINE] Uncurated: On Screenshots as Personal Archaelogy

​ABOUT THE EVENT

​Who decides what deserves to be seen? What does the internet look like when remembered through residue instead of feeds? What do we save when no one is watching? 👀

This workshop treats screenshot folders as personal archaeological sites: messy drawers, highly subjective archives of attention formed outside algorithmic curation. 🪜🦷

Through guided selection and digital collage, participants will excavate their own screenshot drawers and through the custom made tool 🕹️ we explore the role screenshots play in our lives and their power to become sources of knowledge rather than clutter. Resulting works are invited to participate in a collaborative zine.

​📅 11 August, 17:00 BST - 18:00 CEST - 20:00 GST - 12:00 EDT - 09:00 PDT
💻 Online (Jitsi, Miro <optional>)
🪜 Helpful if you come to the event with your screenshots or folders prepared
🫰 There is no ticket price for this session. Instead, if you're able, we invite you to acknowledge the labour of love behind it by contributing whatever amount feels fair to you. Your support helps us continue creating spaces for collective experimentation and resisting the machines. ❤️‍🩹

​The capacity is limited so please if you cannot make it, let us know or de-register! <3

​🐸🐸 facilitated by @kamil_zahorjan & @thedominica

​ABOUT THE INSTITUTE of MACHINE UNLEARNING

​The Institute of Machine Unlearning is a critical and poetic platform for examining how we relate to AI, where participants explore alternative ways of sensing, imagining, and interfering with intelligent systems, through workshops, rituals, and collective unlearning.