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'covfefe - language in a meme economy'
Ami Clarke | Women in Conceptual Art symposium
Chelsea College of Art
Discussing several works in her art practice, including
'Error-Correction: an introduction to future diagrams', 'Low Animal
Spirits', and 'Ami Clarke: Author of the Blank Swan', Ami Clarke explores notions of reason, agency and free will amid the new behaviours emerging
from technological advances in specific socio-economic and
political assemblages, to
further speculate on ‘covfefe: language in a meme economy’.
Convened by Jo Melvin Chelsea at College of Arts. In
tandem with exhibition and live event at Chelsea Space: ORGASMIC
STREAMING ORGANIC GARDENING ELECTROCULTURE curated by Karen Di Franco
and Irene Revell
Alexa, Google, 23andMe
semiotic boom: artists publishing
Low Animal Spirits + Error-Correction: an introduction to future diagrams
Ami Clarke: Author of the Blank Swan
de-leb
A throw of the dice
will never abolish chance
Breaking News - Flash Crash
@LowAnimalSpirit twitterbot
speculative headlines
@LowAnimalSpirits
Corners.
HD video with audio. 07.51 mins looped.
June 2010: Fort Worth Water Gardens, Texas, US.
sound: Jeff Conoway (drummer Psychic Paramount, NY)
camera: Sikander Khan and Ami Clarke
font: Avenir.
text: Fort Worth Water Gardens, visitor information boards, Logans Run, script adaptation of the novel by William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johnson, Lathe of Heaven, by Ursula Le Guinn: teleflm adaptation, Lewis Carrol: Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass.
The
disjunctive synthesis of ‘and … and … and…’ as the camera slowly pans
the topology of the site, happens in much the same way as the text
compiles as an aggregate truth from the collection
of references found at the site, where both Logan’s Run, and Ursula le
Guinn’s
novel: Lathe of Heaven, were shot on location.