FREEPORT: Terminal MCR exhibition + talks programme
Abandon Normal Devices
New Cinema, Digital
Culture and Art |
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We are excited to announce FREEPORT: Terminal MCR; a week long exhibition as part of The New Networked Normal at University of Salford (MediaCityUK). A talks programme accompanyies the exhibition, investigating the ways that emerging technologies impact our social, civic and working lives and exploring what the future might look like.
Stay up to date with the journey through ourfacebook, twitter and instagram, and via #theNNN |
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\\ FREEPORT: Terminal MCR exhibition
University of Salford, MediaCityUK
Tue 16 - Sat 16 Feb, 11:00-17:00 daily
Invisible infrastructures such as cryptocurrencies, blockchain and digital citizenship bring the commonly understood roles of borders, nations and governance into question at a crucial point in history.
This temporary exhibition features newly commissioned artworks and screenings from a cohort of international artists including N-Prolenta (Brandon Covington Sam-Sumana), Geocinema, Kyriaki Goni, !Mediengruppe Bitnik + Omsk Social Club and Lisa Rave. |
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\\ The New Networked Normal
The New Networked Normal (NNN) is a collaboration between five leading arts organisations from across Europe – Abandon Normal Devices (UK), Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona, The Influencers (Spain), Transmediale (Germany) and STRP (Netherlands). Together we have invite artists, agencies and citizens to feel inspired and empowered to debate and engage with contemporary and critical culture. As part of the NNN programme, nnn.freeport.global was commissioned as an alternative platform for digital work. |
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FREEPORT: Terminal MCR is supported by University of Salford, co-funded with support from the Creative Europe programme and with public funding from Arts Council England. |
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