Enquire to Annotate

Current Chisenhale Gallery Create Resident, Yuri Pattison has convened Enquire to Annotate, a discussion that will take place at Google Campus London on March 3.

The event, which features speakers such as Ivan Pope and Eva Pascoe, chair of group Right to Privacy online, will focus on the paradox between the growing online economy that is built on information, and that this information is controlled through central governing bodies.

With the Chisenhale gallery, Pattison is looking into peer-to-peer skill sharing, as well as digital transparency. This ‘offsite’ talk is part of a programme of events that explores a networked society.

See the Eventbrite page for details.**

Yuri Pattison, 'kxol.com.au sums it up for me' (2013). Image courtesy the artist. — Yuri Pattison, ‘kxol.com.au sums it up for me’ (2013). Image courtesy the artist.

London’s Chisenhale Gallery is hosting a “crypto-party”-inspired workshop led by artist Yuri Pattison this Thursday, August 13.

The workshop is Pattison’s response to the “growing anxiety surrounding surveillance, mass communication, big data and information overload”, a kind of lesson in everything from the evasion of online monitoring systems and improvement of our online security to how to relax amidst it all.

The artist hosts the workshop as part of his 18-month residency at Chisenhale Gallery Create Residency, titled Enquire to Annotate and comprised of a new website, sculpture works, and a series of events marking the midpoint of Pattison’s commission.

See the FB event page for details. **

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Yuri Pattison @ Google Campus, March 3

Yuri Pattison @ Chisenhale Gallery, Aug 13