The installation imagines that some strange technological relics have been uncovered from the rubble filling up the old ice wells. These relics have been put on display in the museum, but as we look at them, are they looking back at us? And if so, for what purpose?
This exhibition explores our relationship with the seductive technologies that increasingly mediate or even construct our interactions with the world. As we put more and more of our lives and our private selves into the virtual arena, what does this mean in a time of government ‘data slurps’ and increased surveillance of our online activities “in the interest of national security”.
The installation was created using electronic waste - parts of redundant computing equipment and also uses DIY computing platform Raspberry Pi.
Suitable for
14-15
11-13
16-17
18+
Admission
£4 adult. Concessions available
Website
http://www.canalmuseum.org.uk/whatson/exhibition.htm
Source: http://www.culture24.org.uk//se000031?id=EVENT496095
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