[spectre] Figure it Out: Ghost Workers — Tue, Jan 30th panke.gallery

[doma]

Friends! In Berlin next week..

🕳️ Figure it Out: Ghost Workers
🕳️ Practicing resilience in remote work systems and on platforms

with talks Talks by Aleksandra Lakić and Max Haiven and Bonfire 
storytelling with Mara Ferreri, Valeria Graziano, Marcell Mars, Tomislav 
Medak & !Mediengruppe Bitnik
Tuesday, 30. Jan 2024, 19:00 CET @ panke.gallery, Berlin

Figure it Out is a collective exploration of stories of ingenuity that 
people with little or no power devise when systems fail them. The 
evening at panke.gallery is focused on the inginuity of workers in the 
global gig factory. Particularly on tactics the workers on platforms 
such as Microwork, Amazon Turk or Upwork based in the Eastern Europe and 
the Global South contrive to fake their location or presence to 
cirumvent scant pay, surveillance and control that is frequently not 
expected from the gig workers in the Western Europe and the Global North.

The upcoming event Ghost Workers focuses on practices of resilience in 
remote work systems and on platforms. Aleksandra Lakić [1] will be 
introducing her and Saša Savanović's research on the socio-economic 
situation and labor conditions in platform economy in South Eastern 
Europe. Researcher Max Haiven [2] will present his recent collaboration 
with rank-and-file Amazon workers to write and publish short, 
speculative fiction stories about 'the world after Amazon.' The 
subsequent bonfire storytelling is an invitation to participate in a 
collective reading of stories of such practices we have gathered and to 
contribute your own first-hand or second-hand stories and thoughts. We 
intend the reading to be convivial, spilling over into a shared meal.

Tuesday, 30. Jan 2024, 19:00 CET @ panke.gallery, Berlin

Figure it Out: Ghost Workers – Practicing resilience in remote work 
systems and on platforms

Talks by Aleksandra Lakić and Max Haiven Bonfire storytelling and food 
with Mara Ferreri, Valeria Graziano, Marcell Mars, Tomislav Medak & 
!Mediengruppe Bitnik

https://www.panke.gallery/event/figure-it-out-ghost-workers

Part of transmediale & CTM Vorspiel 2024.

love!
- !Mediengruppe Bitnik

[1] https://zajednicko.org/o-nama/
[2] http://maxhaiven.com/




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UPCOMING JAN/FEB

_Decoding the Black Box, Galerie Stadt Sindelfingen 27.01. - 16.06.2024
Opening tmrw!
https://galerie-sindelfingen.de/decoding-the-black-box/?lang=en

_ISSA – The Island School of Social Autonomy @ /rosa, Berlin 16.02.2024
With Srećko Horvat & !Mediengruppe Bitnik on ISSA as a place of 
cultivating forms of knowledge-production and knowledge-sharing for the 
“age of extinction”. https://issa-school.org/

_Media (arts) and politics, online @neme 21.02.2024
Online seminar with Tatiana Bazzichelli, Gregory Sholette, Rachel 
O’Dwyer, and !Mediengruppe Bitnik discussing the relation between art 
and politics. Join via Zoom or via stream!
https://www.neme.org/projects/emap/media-art-politics

_(Un)real Data - Real Effects, Conference, Exhibitions @ Aksioma Project 
Space, Ljubljana  27.02.2024. Save the date! Curatorial wwwwwwwwwork by 
us ;)
https://www.aksioma.org/unrealdata/

_Artist Talk: Zwischen Klarheit und Rauschen, Pinakothek der Moderne, 
Munich, 29.02.2024 with Carsten Nicolai und Timm Rautert & !Mediengruppe 
Bitnik
https://www.pinakothek.de/de/programm?date=2024-02-29&event=785559

_Glitch – The Art of Interference, Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich, 
ongoing until 17.03.2024
https://www.pinakothek-der-moderne.de/en/exhibitions/glitch/
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