/shows/winter2019/ A Show for the Recently Possible. Wed, 18 Dec 2019 17:23:25 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.5 /shows/winter2019/pull-the-plug/ /shows/winter2019/pull-the-plug/#respond Wed, 18 Dec 2019 17:08:09 +0000 https://itp.nyu.edu/shows/winter2019/pull-the-plug/ Continue reading "Pull The Plug"

]]> Matthew Ross

Pull the Plug is a outlet, that when the plug is pulled out of deletes all data the user has in Google Drive that hasn't been touched in over 18 months.

https://www.notion.so/Pulling-The-Plug-a91c8e0486aa4b99b2281b52966657e4

Description

Pull The Plug is an intervention to our collective habit of Data Hoarding. We are constantly generating and producing data about ourselves, and in a world where we increasingly out of control of what happens to that data, Pull the Plug allows a user to take back control. When users are introduced to the project, they are explained how it works, and if they accept the terms and are interested in “pulling the plug” on their data, they will sign a waiver consenting to the data deletion. After that point they will authenticate via Google and be able to personally pull the plug.

Classes

Socially Engaged Art and Digital Practice

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]]> Adrian Bautista

How do physical locations and augmented reality shape public discussions?

https://www.publicmessage.art

Description

Public Message is a WebXR, browser-based augmented reality (AR) web application that allows anyone to start and respond to message threads tied a physical location. The project explores how “public” augmented reality space can be and how physical geolocations affect and are affected by the online discourse tied to it.

Classes

Socially Engaged Art and Digital Practice

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