Deep Lab
Deep Lab is a collaborative composed of artists, engineers, hackers, writers, and theorists. It was founded in 2014 by Addie Wagenknecht[1] under a Warhol Foundation Grant at The Frank-Ratchye STUDIO for Creative Inquiry at Carnegie Mellon University[2] under the direction of Golan Levin.
The collaborative aims to develop research around themes in digital culture, including privacy, anonymity, security, and big data aggregation.[3] The name Deep Lab is a nod to the Deep Web, the mysterious, hidden portion of the internet beyond the reach of standard search engines, and estimated to be many orders of magnitude greater in size.[1]
Members
- Addie Wagenknecht
- Allison Burtch
- Claire L. Evans
- Harlo Holmes
- Ingrid Burrington
- Kate Crawford
- Julia Kaganskiy
- Jillian York
- Lindsay Howard
- Madeleine Varner
- Maral Pourkazemi
- Runa Sandvik
- Simone Browne
References
- 1 2 Riley, David (2015-02-03). "Deep Lab: Chaos To Complexity". Topical Cream. Retrieved 2016-03-05.
- ↑ "Deep Lab". STUDIO for Creative Inquiry. Retrieved 2016-03-05.
- ↑ http://deeplab.net/
External links
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