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Group
Disk cannot be read
9. 12. 2025 - 8. 2. 2026 | VAŠLKA KITCHEN BRNO
Media archaeologists Jussi Parikka and Garnet Hertz argue that electronic media do not disappear forever; in the course of history, they occasionally awaken from their slumber and become zombie media. Disk cannot be read is a notional expedition into the forgotten corners of analog and (pre-)digital technologies, carriers, and artistic experiments dating roughly from the early 1990s. It suggests how these overlooked media, formats, devices, and software (such as VHS, Atari Video Console, floppy disks, HyperCard, CD-ROM, Macromedia Director, Flash, or Second Life) have shaped industrial as well as cultural development and research. Do they encode a unique historical, aesthetic, and social memory?
9. 12. 2025 - 8. 2. 2026 | VAŠLKA KITCHEN BRNO
Media archaeologists Jussi Parikka and Garnet Hertz argue that electronic media do not disappear forever; in the course of history, they occasionally awaken from their slumber and become zombie media. Disk cannot be read is a notional expedition into the forgotten corners of analog and (pre-)digital technologies, carriers, and artistic experiments dating roughly from the early 1990s. It suggests how these overlooked media, formats, devices, and software (such as VHS, Atari Video Console, floppy disks, HyperCard, CD-ROM, Macromedia Director, Flash, or Second Life) have shaped industrial as well as cultural development and research. Do they encode a unique historical, aesthetic, and social memory?
Performance
žlut načer oran
22. 11. 2025 | GASK Kutná Hora, Dalibor Chatrný 100 - konference
Forms of relationships between text and path/trace in space. The personal body and the body of the universe. Being and becoming. Place, places, non-places. Phonemes and eternity.
Performative lecture, approx. 15 minutes, combined with projection.
22. 11. 2025 | GASK Kutná Hora, Dalibor Chatrný 100 - konference
Forms of relationships between text and path/trace in space. The personal body and the body of the universe. Being and becoming. Place, places, non-places. Phonemes and eternity.
Performative lecture, approx. 15 minutes, combined with projection.