[spectre] 24 July NOME opens James Bridle’s first solo show in Germany: ’The Glomar Response’

[Press Account]

James Bridle, ’The Glomar Response’ 
Opening: 24 July, 6pm 
25 May - 5 September 2015 

NOME 
Dolziger Straße 31, 10247 Berlin 
www.nomeproject.com 


With ‚The Glomar Response' NOME presents James Bridle’s first solo show in Germany. 

The ‘Glomar Response’ was formulated in 1975 by the U.S. Government, and refers to the prerogative of power to “neither confirm nor deny” the existence of information. 

In the shadow of this statement is all of the uncertainty of contemporary life: the ever-increasing opacity of political and social processes accelerated by computer code and secret law, countered by the rising ability of individuals and activists to use those same networked technologies to investigate and act with ever greater agency. 

The exhibition tests the limit of that augmented vision, using law, research and code to penetrate enclosed and classified spaces, while recognizing and attempting to visualize the boundaries of its own potential. 

With ‚The Glomar Response', NOME presents a series of works which investigate and depict hidden networks, redacted texts, and legal architectures. 

James Bridle is an artist, writer and theorist based in London. With a long-standing investigative interest in modern network infrastructure, government transparency, and technological surveillance, his artistic practice positions itself at the intersection of art, science and political activism. 
Bridle’s artworks have been shown at major international institutions such as Victoria and Albert Museum, London; National Art Center, Tokyo; ZKM, Karlsruhe and the Barbican, London. He received an Honorary Mention at the Prix Ars Electronica 2013 and an Excellence Award from the Japan Media Arts Festival 2014. 
His New Aesthetic research project has spurred debate and creative work across multiple disciplines, and continues to inspire critical and artistic responses. 

More information on the NOME website: http://nomeproject.com 

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