Reblogged from vanessabartlett.com From the Buddy App presentation at E-Mental Health: Harnessing the Power of Digital. Photo with thanks to @claireOT It might feel counterintuitive that technological tools should serve as arbiters of human emotion. Plastic and aluminium may have mouldable ergonomic properties, but they can’t give you a hug at the end of a [...]
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I am an art writer, academic and producer. I work across visual art, performance art and digital cultures. My writing has featured in The Guardian and I have given talks and lectures in far away places like Belgrade, Ljubljana and Helsinki, as well as at fine British institutions like Tate Liverpool and The Science Museum, London.
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Podcast: Electronic Voice Phenomena for Liverpool Biennial
Reblogged from vanessabartlett.com I’m seriously psyched about the season of podcasts I’ve been commissioned by Mercy to produce for this year’s Liverpool Biennial. Here is the first in the series – a taster podcast that introduces Mercy’s event strand for the Liverpool Biennial 2012 on the theme of electronic voice phenomena: ghost voices that manifest [...]
Archiving mental health symptoms using new technology.
Reblogged from vanessabartlett.com Thank you to everyone who packed out my talks at the Science Museum, London on the 25th April. We were full to capacity each time and I am sorry if you are one of the people that we had to turn away. I will be doing more public writing and speaking on [...]