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We are thrilled to present
A workshop / Lab
Guided by Aranza Cortés Karam
‘Ciberrresistance 101
A theoretical/practical introductory workshop to DIY key cybersecurity concepts and tools ((tap for video))This Sunday August 27th
At {/}() {/}∆‡!(){/}
1542 N. Milwaukee Av
4:44 PM
Aranza Cortés Karam (Mexico City, 1992) is a border art historian and multimedia artist that lives between Mexico City, Tijuana and San Francisco, CA. Her practice intertwines her work as a theorist, artist, art producer, writer, translator and educator. Her current research revolves around the possibilities that digital disobedience and postporn can bring to building autonomy and resistance against hegemonic power, narratives and representations through art and experimentation.
Her work has been shown in Mexico, the US, Argentina, Brazil and Europe. Aranza is the Liaison for contemporary art magazine, Terremoto. She was the Project Coordinator of La Pocha Nostra, who she continues to work with; is part of the international network Chicas Poderosas, and is a founding member of collectives AstroLab, La Marrullera and Galería y Archivo Ficción. She currently collaborates with artists such as Guillermo Gómez Peña, Annie Sprinkle, Beth Stephens, Guillermo Galindo, Daniela Solís, Columba Díaz, Sala de Espera and Efe Gody, among others.
ACK, (a.k.a. GLITX) is an artist in residency at {/}() {/}∆‡|(){/} through Aug-Sep 2023.
- ‘Ciberrresistance as cybersecurity’: A theoretical/practical introductory workshop to DIY key cybersecurity concepts and tools.
Duration: 2 hrs.
No previous experience needed. All previous knowledge welcome.
Donations and tips directly to the artist are encouraged and much appreciated.
No entry denied for lack of funds.
Bring your own notebook and devices (phone, computer, tablet)
During her residency, {/}() {/}∆‡|(){/} and her will be presenting the following activities:
- ‘Digital Disobedience Lab, vol. 1’ performance presented at Comfort Station as part of their performance festival ‘Force & Motion’ a night by {}() {}∆‡|(){} /// FRI 09/18, Comfort Station
- Revisión de Portafolio: ACK will be checking your artist portfolio :))
- ‘Ciberrresistance 101: an ABC to cybersecurity’: A theoretical/practical introductory workshop to DIY key cybersecurity concepts and tools.
At {/}() {/}∆‡!(){/}
Duration: 2 hrs.
No previous experience needed. All previous knowledge welcome.
Donations and tips are encouraged and much appreciated.
No entry denied for lack of funds.
Bring your own notebook and devices (phone, computer, tablet)
- ‘Online hotline bling: Cybersecurity & sex’: Basic concepts, tools and strategies for safer sexual practices online.
At {/}() {/}∆‡!(){/}
Duration: 2 hrs.
No previous experience needed. All previous knowledge welcome.
Donations and tips are encouraged and much appreciated.
No entry denied for lack of funds.
Bring your own notebook and devices (phone, computer, tablet)
- ‘BEAT SCREEN’: Exhibition //
‘Beat Screen’ is a postporn research and art project by Aranza Cortés Karam that explores the potential of reappropriating the technological and pornographic devices to resist hegemonic powers.
By destroying hardware, she unfolds the erotic possibilities of encounters with different devices, tools and machines. Through exercises and performances where she dismantles, undoes, breaks, damages and destroys obsolete hardware and digital objects, the artist experiments with the pleasure of subverting our complex relationship with technology. This exploration, enunciated from cross-border and violent geopolitics, wonders about the accesses and limits through which we relate to/with/through technology, economy, pornography and bodies. At the same time, it offers alternative ways in which the audience is compelled to transform from users/consumers into agents. In this sense, ‘Beat Screen’ is a sexy and uncomfortable reminder to play with art, sex and technology. First for the sake of pleasure and then for the immense liberating potential that lies in them.
No functioning devices were wasted in this project. Every destroyed hardware has been donated or found to be “trash”. In a battle against technophobia, dare to fuck with technology.
Date and time
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Free entry. Donations and tips directly to the artist are encouraged and much appreciated.
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