Showcases are important add-ons to the discursive and workshop programs at AMRO.
Hyperaccumulators are plants that grow on soils with a high heavy metal content and are able to store minerals such as copper, nickel, zinc or cadmium in their biomass.
Flying dragons, deers, owls, octopus, or parrots - in different languages across the world, kites are named in all sorts of imaginary ways.
In her project BE? HERE? NOW? Dasha Ilina explores the nature of new forms of hybrid human existence in the technological age.
In January 2020, Azahara Cerezo moved her artist's website files to a small portable server that can be connected to a solar panel.
A holistic approach to human rights in the context of new technologies requires translating human rights norms into practical standards that are understandable to businesses and engineers.
Collaborative practice can be experimental, disjointed, challenging, creative, bold, and many other things.
“The struggle to understand and steer the interaction between the bitsphere and the biosphere is the struggle for community in the broadest ecological context." – Ursula M. Franklin (1989)
The No Annotation is a Alone* is a series of annotative interventions, by the collective artistic research WordMord, upon the rigidity of the fixed format of the PDF, to challenge established proto
This networked documentation layer of the AMRO festival is a collaboration between Habitat and Varia.
This performance is about power relations. It will happen inside, around and on top of the shipping container. Elements that form part of the performance are people, noise, light and darkness.
Border Forensics is an agency conducting spatial and visual investigations into practices of border violence perpetrated by states, police forces, militaries, and corporations.
In this talk, I would like to talk about the practice of data as an investigative method. Data-driven investigations bring together a wide variety of disciplines and techniques.
Q&A and discussion on Computational Activism hosted by Adnan Hadzi.
The AMRO Nightly Builds happen in-between days, as a time space where musical tryouts and sonic fictions develop, grow, fail and are built again into a multi-sensory experience that puts in context
