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The Human Face of Cryptoeconomies exhibition opens at Furtherfield Gallery in the heart of London’s Finsbury Park, as part of Furtherfield's Art Data Money programme.
This show presents artworks that reveal how we might produce, exchange and value things differently in the age of the blockchain.
Featuring Émilie Brout and Maxime Marion, Shu Lea Cheang, Sarah T Gold, Jennifer Lyn Morone, Rob Myers, The Museum of Contemporary Commodities (MoCC) and the London School of Financial Arts.
Appealing to our curiosity, emotion and irrationality, international artists seize emerging technologies, mass behaviours and p2p concepts to create artworks that reveal ideas for a radically transformed artistic, economic and social future.
Also, as part of Art Data Money, join us for data and finance labs at Furtherfield Commons.
Lab 1#
Saturday 17 October, 10:30am-4:30pm
Share your Values with the Museum of Contemporary Commodities
A popular, data walkshop and lego animation event around data, trade, place and values in daily life.
Free - Limited places, booking essential
Lab 2#
Saturday 21 & Sunday 22 November, 11:00-5:00pm
Building the Activist Bloomberg to Demystify High Finance with The London School of Financial Arts
A weekend of talks, exercises and hands on activities to familiarise yourself with finance and to build an 'activist Bloomberg terminal'.
£10 per day or £15 for the weekend - Limited places, booking essential
The Human Face of Cryptoeconomies is part of Art Data Money, Furtherfield's new programme of art shows, labs and debates that invites people to discover new ways for cryptocurrencies and big data to benefit us all. It responds to the increasing polarisation of wealth and opportunity, aiming to build a set of actions to build resilience and sustain Furtherfield's communities, platforms and economies.
About Furtherfield
Furtherfield was founded in 1997 by artists Marc Garrett and Ruth Catlow. Since then Furtherfield has created online and physical spaces and places for people to come together to address critical questions of art and technology their own terms.
Furtherfield Gallery
McKenzie Pavilion
Finsbury Park, London, N4 2NQ
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