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Category archives: Exhibitions
An Obscure Camera
An Obscure Camera is an interactive moving image installation where you the viewer become the performer and conductor of you own experience
Can AI Represent Care?
An exhibition featuring images of care created by older adults and generated by AI, exploring how AI-generated images can uncover biases and misconceptions about care in our society, and the role of technology in shaping these perceptions.
Doors Open Day
Presenting an exhibition of current research at the Institute of Design Informatics exploring digital authorship and rights, data protection and privacy through the voice of marginalized groups and reflections on the potential societal impacts of AI
Citizens Data Agency
Citizens Data Agency is an interactive exhibition of a fictional service provider proposing five speculative data support services, showcasing the outcomes of a series of co-design workshops, part of a year-long research project which aims to spark conversations about the challenges people will face around data privacy in the future and what kinds of support services we might need.
The BOX
The BOX is an interactive installation by Dr Fiona Smith, Creator in Residence at Fraunhofer MEVIS, presented by the Institute for Design Informatics, exploring the practical and ethical implications of integrating AI technology into healthcare. Come explore the ‘black box’ aspect of AI technology in the context of digital medicine and journey into the internal and invisible workings of AI systems through the artwork.
Designing Data Humans
This interactive exhibition features the work of students from the MSc and MA Design Informatics course at the University of Edinburgh. Students have created a series of playful prototypes which examine and question our relationships to data technologies and consider how we can use data as a tool for design. The works on display help …
Who Cares
Touch reveals the boundaries between us but it also connects us, enabling us to transcend our physical limits. Working with dance and thermal imagery to explore our sense of touch, their moving image work generated from heat data reveals new insights into the expanded body, asking questions about the role of care in society. Exhibition …
Ximulacra
Ximulacra; a robot which scans analogue film photo negatives of mountain scenes and re-interprets them as dance! The photos capture how mountain forms and their surroundings life shift from the Karakoram range in Pakistan to the Helan Mountains in China.
Information XYZ
A design exhibition held at the Information+ conference Information xyz celebrates the most recent contributions of our global community of practitioners, artists, and researchers. As part of the Information+ biannual conference, we share in the sometimes subtle, often challenging, but always intentional process of shaping data into form. For this year’s exhibition program, we present …