Weak Signals: New Narratives in Art and Technology bakingArt and technology know lots of tricks. They can spot little sings in different parts of society. These weak signals might show us new trends or big changes coming. They enable us to consider the unknown future not as a threat, but as a resource for new narratives. This little pocket book, edited by Lukas Feireiss and Florian Hadler and designed by Studio Yukiko, playfully identifies some of these Weak Signals. As a glossary of new terminologies and
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Wiebke Leister’s research explores the intersections between photography and theatre and what this might bring to bear on questions about authenticity and artificiality
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this super limited collectible box contains the complete set of Wallet back issues published between 2018-2021
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