02-05.10 Workshop: Counter-Surveillance
ISIA Urbino, Training Days 2023
02-05.10
Counter-Surveillance
Workshop with guest Adam Broomberg and coordinated by Alberto Sinigaglia
ISIA Urbino, Training Days 2023
02-05.10
Counter-Surveillance
Workshop with guest Adam Broomberg and coordinated by Alberto Sinigaglia
After more than 55 years of Israeli military control, the West Bank and Hebron’s old city have morphed into the quintessential chimaera of militarism in the digital age. From motion and heat sensors, license plate scanners, and 24/7 CCTV to advanced algorithmic facial recognition technologies, Hebron is akin to an Orwellian fantasy, where the single, malevolent gaze of a military watchtower spawns into an assemblage of electronic monitoring devices powered by computers and code…
In today’s highly interconnected world, intersectional solidarity serves as a light of hope and a powerful call to action. It forces us to recognize the common link between various struggles, such as Palestinian freedom, women’s rights in Iran, LGBTQ+ equality, and indigenous land and rights. All these movements share a core element: the resolute resistance against oppressive systems…
Adam Broomberg has joined HfG Karlsruhe as a guest professor of Photography in the Media Art department.
We are pleased to announce an open call for artists’ submissions for THE UNION magazine. You can find the submission form below as well as on the AAH Instagram page BIO. For any further questions don’t hesitate to contact AAH.
Exploring themes of land and cultural resistance, Water like tears, flour like soil is a group exhibition formed in partnership between ICD Brookfield Place Arts and Dar Jacir for Art and Research. This project is part of the ICD Brookfield Place Arts Program, which explores ways of supporting regional creatives and the UAE’s cultural landscape through year-round programming and exhibitions. Water like tears, flour like soil hosts collaborators from Dar Jacir to explore ways in which collective narratives and storytelling connect across time, lineage, and landscapes.
Conversation between artist, activist and educator Adam Broomberg and activist Issa Amro as they discuss Broomberg and Rafael Gonzalez’s jointly-authored book, Anchor in the Landscape.