Tag Archives: Infra
LaaS (Life as a Service) by Jara Rocha: First Fellowship Hangar
– Fellow Researcher: Jara Rocha
– Within the framework of: InfraMaintenance, Hangar’s action research line.
– Accompaniment: Hangar and La Virreina collaborate in the accompaniment of the research, establishing a joint research-publication device to hold public gatherings halfway between the open research and the publication of Jara Rocha’s project.
InfraMaintenance starts from the certainty that infrastructures nowadays have […]
8M: Pickets in the Cloud. Opening session of the first Fellowship Hangar for the research ‘LaaS (Life as a Service)’ by Jara Rocha
Jara Rocha together with Karl Moubarak and Cristina Cochior (The Cell for Digital Discomfort)
Next Thursday, 2 March at 6 pm, as the inaugural session of the first Fellowship Hangar, Jara Rocha presents a public opening of their project LaaS, Life as a Service, to share and promote collective action against the cloud in the framework […]
Infrastructures for Artistic Research, with Marwa Arsanios & Dora García
There seems to be a certain consensus on the gradual consolidation of a singular field of research, which would be artistic or artist research. Undoubtedly, the proliferation of higher education programs in the arts and their diverse traditions have integrated the requirements of the academic reserarch into artistic training. However, to this day, it remains […]
Infrastructure> Glitch> Maintenance: a multiplier event
On July 5th Hangar celebrates Infrastructure> Glitch> Maintenance: a multiplier event, a space for dissemination and technical self-reflection in which to discuss various questions arising from the conception, construction and implementation of the Arc-hive, platform, which has aimed to create an open source digital space to add, preserve, publish, distribute and contextualize a variety of […]
InfraMaintenance 1. Hangar in residence in Hangar.
In the art context, as it is the case in other areas pegged to research, it seems that although there is no clear definition of what a “residency” is (most probably because it is a mutating, adaptive and situated concept), there is however an operational consensus, a kind of functional agreement on its modus operandi. […]
