Keynote: the need to know (Law): minority report on museum interface, space, technologies
Johnny Golding · Greenwich Academic Literature Archive (University of Greenwich) · 2010
Incisive and concentrated aphoristic journey challenging the listener/curator/ artist/curio to 'decide' when and how and where something should be placed - especially when that 'something' is not necessarily what the person invited to look may particularly wish to see. How does noe know what is being communicated by what; and when (if ever) does the 'political' enter the fray? Exposed to the early works of Enlightenment thinking, moving through Nietzsche's seering accusations of the 'The Madman' -- this is a 'philosophical installation' - interrupted by the brusque questions of Deleuze & Guattari, and the chorus of the two types of 'is' A re-staging of aesthetics, and with it, the age-old question: what does it mean to be human in an age of geneotpias and robotic intelligence.