LISTENING BACK

02 MARCH - 05 MARCH 2023

Listening Back by Jasmine Guffond is an immersive audio-visual installation. By giving sound to cookie data, users are encouraged to consider the politics of being continually tracked while browsing the Web.

Guffond is an artist and composer working at the interface of social, political and technical infrastructures and has exhibited internationally including the 2019 Venice Biennale. Her practice spans live performance, recording, sound installation and custom-made browser add-on, looking at the potential of sound to engage with contemporary political questions.

This work is presented by Arts Capital at Gorman Arts Centre in partnership with Tributary Projects and ANU School of Computing.

OPENING NIGHT

6-8pm, Thursday 2 March

Artist talk: They’re following us: data surveillance and privacy activism

3-4pm, Saturday 4 March

Join sound artist Jasmine Guffond, theatre-maker Christopher Carroll and data privacy experts from ANU as they discuss the world of data surveillance in the 21st century, its shift from incidental capture to something more pervasive and the normalisation of “auto surveillance” in everyday life.

This talk is presented by Arts Capital at Gorman Arts Centre in partnership with Tributary Projects and ANU School of Computing.

 
 
 

Tributary Projects is supported by Ainslie + Gorman Arts Centres.

Tributary Projects acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land and waters in which we operate, the Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples, as well as the Ngarigu people and others who traded on, traveled through, and connected with this country, and continue to do so. We pay our respects to their Ancestors and Elders and acknowledge that sovereignty of these lands was never ceded.