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|Event display name= | |Event display name=Mehfil in Texas | ||
|Date Start=2019-01-18 | |Date Start=2019-01-18 12:00 AM | ||
|Date End=2019-01-18 | |Date End=2019-01-18 12:00 AM | ||
|Event description=[http://www.sharingturtle.com/ sharing turtle] is the brainchild of art-trepreneurs [http://www.lauraonsale.com/ Laura Hyunjhee Kim] and [http://www.libirose.com/ libi rose striegl]. With a thoughtful yet irreverent attitude towards the modern cyborgian state, Laura and libi interrogate the fragile balances maintaining symbiotic human-tech relationships and investigate human and computational behavior. Incorporating critique and interpretations of contemporary thinkers, modern scientific and technological advancements, and engaging with the vast potential of the post-digital art world, their collaborative work embraces both the cynical and the hopeful. | |||
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Working Alone Together (tm) is a collaborative initiative for the modern open-plan workspace. Modeling after hyper-personalizable yet still socially harmonic technological advancements, and drawing from research studies that prove the inefficacy of shared spaces, Sharing Turtle proposes speculative design works to redesign the future of the working environment. Historic attempts to improve productivity have either been too complicated or disruptive. At Sharing Turtle we recognize that simplicity is the new complexity. We strive to facilitate workplace amelioration through our alternative and portable work units. | Working Alone Together (tm) is a collaborative initiative for the modern open-plan workspace. Modeling after hyper-personalizable yet still socially harmonic technological advancements, and drawing from research studies that prove the inefficacy of shared spaces, Sharing Turtle proposes speculative design works to redesign the future of the working environment. Historic attempts to improve productivity have either been too complicated or disruptive. At Sharing Turtle we recognize that simplicity is the new complexity. We strive to facilitate workplace amelioration through our alternative and portable work units. | ||
|Presented by=IRL | |Event format=Exhibition | ||
|Event medium=Installation; Mixed Media | |||
|Associated Program=IRL; Welcome to my Homepage | |||
|Presented by=IRL; Welcome To My Homepage | |||
|Funded by=Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department | |Funded by=Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department | ||
|Event artist=Laura Hyunjhee Kim; Libi Rose Striegl | |||
|Event artist=Laura Hyunjhee Kim | |Airtable Record ID=reco1oU61I2IsnzdM | ||
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| Date | 01.18.19 |
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| Admission | Free |
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| Associated Program | IRL · Welcome to my Homepage |
sharing turtle is the brainchild of art-trepreneurs Laura Hyunjhee Kim and libi rose striegl. With a thoughtful yet irreverent attitude towards the modern cyborgian state, Laura and libi interrogate the fragile balances maintaining symbiotic human-tech relationships and investigate human and computational behavior. Incorporating critique and interpretations of contemporary thinkers, modern scientific and technological advancements, and engaging with the vast potential of the post-digital art world, their collaborative work embraces both the cynical and the hopeful.
Working Alone Together (tm) is a collaborative initiative for the modern open-plan workspace. Modeling after hyper-personalizable yet still socially harmonic technological advancements, and drawing from research studies that prove the inefficacy of shared spaces, Sharing Turtle proposes speculative design works to redesign the future of the working environment. Historic attempts to improve productivity have either been too complicated or disruptive. At Sharing Turtle we recognize that simplicity is the new complexity. We strive to facilitate workplace amelioration through our alternative and portable work units.
