Archive
The disappearance of appearance.
On the history of the Space Blanket, and the stories of technology.
Everything that happened to me; Preview of 2016.
On the connections between atomic history and the surveillance state; big data and the bomb.
Landscapes and literacies.
Plotting the light refracted through official narratives.
Algorithmic Citizenship and the politics of internet domains
Non-human, non-carbon, non, non, non.
An installation and a system for the V&A; and the system of the world.
Visualising the unphotographable spaces of immigration.
An investigation into paranoia, electromagnetism, and infrastructure.
A 1:1 outline of an aircraft, as seen by a satellite.
A magazine, a catalogue, and an LP.
Implicated by association, a newspaper for the V&A.
Changelogs, holograms, and who gets killed.
On seeing through satellites, and catching them out.
On football, machine vision, sports and surveillance.
A hello present to New York City
Watching the deportation flights.
A wearable CCTV detector, with shocking results.
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Booktwo.org is the blog of James Bridle, a book and technology specialist with specific expertise in planning and producing web and new media projects for clients in publishing and the arts. If you'd like to hire me, have a look at my CV and portfolio, and feel free to get in touch.
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Speaking Engagements:
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A complete list of talks, with links, is available.