Georgina Voss

@gsvoss

Large machines // Artist, writer, researcher // Reader in Systems & Deviance // Co-founder // 🏳️‍🌈

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    Apr 24

    Delighted to share 'Bigger Than Before': a performance lecture exploring how scale, heft and size sit with how we anticipate technology. (Commissioned by for the Rainbow's End exhibition; many thanks to for support)

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    Apr 24

    Delighted to share 'Bigger Than Before': a performance lecture exploring how scale, heft and size sit with how we anticipate technology. (Commissioned by for the Rainbow's End exhibition; many thanks to for support)

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  3. 8 hours ago

    (Governance by Burn Book)

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    Apr 23

    I’ve asked my 3rd year illustration students at to come up with a post-pandemic New Yorker magazine cover. Here is what they sent in:

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    Apr 22

    Georgina's work lives in the intersection of my mind and heart. Loving this artistic and thoughtful reflection on bigness & scale she's taking us on rn <3

    This Thursday! (22/04) Delighted to be delivering the opening keynote lecture for the “Rainbows End” online festival & exhibition, talking Ever Given, queer desire, the peculiarities of scale, and the technological sublime.
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    Apr 19

    i am not saying every vaccine site should have a giant blue whale swimming above it but i am not not saying every vaccine site should have a giant blue whale swimming above it

    New Yorkers will be able to get their shots directly below the iconic blue whale as a new COVID-19 vaccine site comes to the American Museum of Natural History ().
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  7. Apr 19

    This Thursday! (22/04) Delighted to be delivering the opening keynote lecture for the “Rainbows End” online festival & exhibition, talking Ever Given, queer desire, the peculiarities of scale, and the technological sublime.

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  8. Apr 17

    M. John Harrison's "The Sunken Land Begins To Rise Again" is the only book about wild swimming that anyone needs

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    Apr 16

    PLANTING (installation view), Yin Xiuzhen, 2017

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  10. Apr 16

    I was literally just wondering this morning when 's book would be out, and it's here! Nearly! 'A contemplation on the abstruse nature of machine learning, mathematics, & the deep incursion of racial hierarchy' - full-stack excited for this one 💾✨

    📖 My book ‘The Black Technical Object: On Machine Learning and the Aspiration of Black Being’ is now available for pre-order at MIT Press. US distribution:
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    Apr 13

    ✨✨ it's done!! i've spent the last several months tagging 600+ open source, experimental and tiny tools towards joyful digital creation - and built a website for sorting through them:

    screenshot of tinytools.directory; ✨ Open source, experimental, and tiny tools roundup Skip to tag selection This is a list of small, free, or experimental tools that might be useful in building your game / website / interactive project. Although I’ve included ‘standards’, this list has a focus on artful tools and toys that are as fun to use as they are functional. The goal of this list is to enable making entirely outside of closed production ecosystems or walled software gardens. → Submit a tool to the list! → View this list as Markdown (no Javascript)
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    Apr 12

    passing rain.

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    Apr 12

    Our students wrote this piece about studying in a pandemic. "we have the ability to navigate through these difficulties, not alone, but together" Special thanks to for organising this and Maru Filiba for editing

    As lockdown restrictions begin easing across the UK, the staff and students from the MA Service Design course are looking forward to seeing each other in real life soon. A Year On Studying MA Service Design during the pandemic
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  14. Apr 8

    Is there any good writing/etc out there on why perception of scale in VR spaces often feels...off?

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    Apr 7

    Smoke rising from fires lit in the vineyards to protect them from frost at the Vouvray vineyard in Touraine, France last night.

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    Apr 4

    Anon: The Virgin of Guadalupe (1745). After statue of the Virgin of Guadalupe in Extremadura, western Spain. Reworked with granny’s patchwork, grandpap’s cou cou stick, tinsel and Barbados doll. Rediscovering through . [Thread]

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    Mar 31

    Once again, would urge people to read this piece by on Tory tactics to individualise racism

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  18. Mar 31

    A good day as ever to explore the work of the collective; and a reminder of this thread on decolonising practices from founding member,

    White academia has such an urgency to announce the emergence of 'decolonised' practices & fields. As long as territories remain occupied, reparations have not been made, prisons exist, knowledge hierarchies remain -- nothing is decolonised.
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  19. Mar 31

    (Someone a while back pulled together an excellent reading and resource list on theatre, live performance, VR/AR etc - does anyone have a link? ??)

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    Mar 30

    Having experienced this clocks changing thing only for the past eight years: bemused at artificially changing the time when it has not actually changed at all and at the same time not believing in reincarnation or time travel.

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