Join Triple Canopy at MoMA PS1 this Thursday, May 16 at 2pm and 4pm for a discussion and lecture with Dan Phiffer as part of Speculations (“The future is ______”), fifty days of lectures, discussions and debates about the future as part of EXPO 1: New York.  See full school schedule here. Phiffer is an artist, programmer and creator of Occupy. here, a peer-to-peer network of virtual spaces (autonomous from the Internet) for open political discussions. Phiffer’s Occupy.here will be accessible via wifi in PS1’s gallery, through which visitors can access a digital Speculations Library. MoMA PS1, 22-25 Jackson Ave., Long Island City 2pm seminar, 4pm lecture FREE with museum admission
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Join Triple Canopy at MoMA PS1 this Thursday, May 16 at 2pm and 4pm for a discussion and lecture with Dan Phiffer as part of Speculations (“The future is ______”), fifty days of lectures, discussions and debates about the future as part of EXPO 1: New York. 

See full school schedule here.

Phiffer is an artist, programmer and creator of Occupy. here, a peer-to-peer network of virtual spaces (autonomous from the Internet) for open political discussions. Phiffer’s Occupy.here will be accessible via wifi in PS1’s gallery, through which visitors can access a digital Speculations Library.

MoMA PS1, 22-25 Jackson Ave., Long Island City

2pm seminar, 4pm lecture

FREE with museum admission

I had always admired people who had a palpable sense of their own future, who constructed plans and then followed them… . Chance, to me, had a kind of absolute logic to it. I revered it more than I did actual logic, the kind that was built from solid materials, from reason and fact. Anything could be reasoned into being, or reasoned away, with words, desires, rationales. Chance shaped things in a way that words, desires, rationales could not. Chance came blowing in, like a gust of wind.

—Rachel Kushner, The Flame Throwers


Novelist Rachel Kushner speculated with Triple Canopy during PS1’s Expo 1: New York. For upcoming conversations and lectures about the future, view full schedule. 

Like its publisher, Corrected Slogans sidles curiously between print and digital. Its fastidious edits, a vestige, increasingly, of the printed page, lend it the feel of a dog-eared book, removed from the web’s frictionless slick. At the same time, it takes the footnote and subjects it to the logic of the Internet. Its annotations seem beholden to the sort of tangential wandering through sources that Google and its bevy of digitized books enable.
Courtney Fiske review of Triple Canopy’s book, Corrected Slogans, in the Brooklyn Rail.

momalibrary:

“The nine photographs of the TV project Self Burial by Keith Arnatt were transmitted daily beginning 11th of October ending 18th of October 69. Each photograph was shown 2 seconds at 8.15 and 9.15pm without any introduction or commentary. The stills of Keith Arnatt were cut into the running daily TV program.” —from the colophon of this book. This project was aired on WDR Fernsehen - a regional West German TV channel.  -ds 

Dynasty Handbag, The Quiet Storm, 2007.

See Jibz Cameron and Hedia Maron repeatedly try to turn performance art into television in “The Dynasty Handbag Show,” published in Triple Canopy Issue 18.

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