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Listen to W1 Radio: Meet Phil, the producer behind Other and I.M.A.G.E. Recordings
Phil joins us at W1 Radio with a sound rooted in the raw spirit of early UK techno and a healthy disregard for keeping the genres in their own little boxes. His roots run through London’s Lost parties in the 90s, with Steve Bicknell, Max Duley and Grain among his formative influences. Expect techno with a tribal, funky groove and plenty of hip movement.
“Technology becomes more democratic when we enable people to understand it.” In Conversation with Andrzej Witczak and Zorka Wollny from TRAFO
The relentless pursuit of technological progress is exciting to some and frightening to others. While technology promises to make our lives easier, we increasingly find ourselves subject to growing surveillance, concerned about the erosion of our cognitive abilities, or expected to do more in less time while struggling to keep up with constant change.
Who Gets to Decide What We Preserve? Single-Artist Museums Rethink the Artist-as-Genius Myth at Cricoteka in Krakow
Along the Vistula River in the historic part of Krakow, over a surprisingly sunny two days in October, an international group of scholars, artists, art historians, curators, critics, and more gathered at the contemporarily designed Cricoteka to try to untangle and deconstruct the ever-pervasive myth of the artist as genius against the past, present, and future of the single-artist museum.
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Born in Soho and raised on late night. We don’t just play music — we film it, document it, and throw it back into the world with a bit of attitude.
A Magician, a Pianist and a Man in the Crowd. Julie Béna and Mark Ther blend exhibition and performance at Prague Art Week