Install Technical Culture

Install Technical Culture offers micro-commentries and re-blogs on art, events, research, conferences, galleries, festivals, symposiums - mostly around art & technological culture.
Imaginary Futures “Richard Barbrook’s Imaginary Futures, challenges new generations to take the power of the Internet into their own hands, to resist status quo politics and to use the world’s most powerful political tool to shape their own, better, destiny. His message: if we don’t want the future to be what it used to be, we must invent our own, improved and truly revolutionary future.” http://www.imaginaryfutures.net/ Interview at http://www.archive.org/details/FutureArchive_richardbImaginary Futures “Richard Barbrook’s Imaginary Futures, challenges new generations to take the power of the Internet into their own hands, to resist status quo politics and to use the world’s most powerful political tool to shape their own, better, destiny. His message: if we don’t want the future to be what it used to be, we must invent our own, improved and truly revolutionary future.” http://www.imaginaryfutures.net/ Interview at http://www.archive.org/details/FutureArchive_richardb

Imaginary Futures

“Richard Barbrook’s Imaginary Futures, challenges new generations to take the power of the Internet into their own hands, to resist status quo politics and to use the world’s most powerful political tool to shape their own, better, destiny. His message: if we don’t want the future to be what it used to be, we must invent our own, improved and truly revolutionary future.”

http://www.imaginaryfutures.net/

Interview at http://www.archive.org/details/FutureArchive_richardb

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