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The Institute of Network Cultures (INC) analyzes and shapes the terrain of network cultures through events, publications, and online dialogue. Our projects evolve around urgent publishing, alternative revenue models, critical design and making, digital counter culture and much more.
Unknown Host hosts Institute of Network Cultures, a society show with 58 episodes published.
If we want to build antifascist movements today, the question (and critique) of intersectionality is crucial. How to hold together a movement with different people, in different places, who address different forms of vio
What is really political art? What is the relation between art and hegemony? And how to be an uncompromising antifascist in a complex, multipolar world? To discuss these deep question, we are joined by Nora Sternfeld, an
What is the role of art in building new social movements and media? Artists Elke Uitentuis and Tibor Dieters, and media theorist Geert Lovink join us in the studio to discuss what kind of media conglomerates we dream of,
What is to be done when the usual economies of art — grants, markets, donors, biennials, institutions, and endless unpaid labour — reach their breaking point? In this episode, we look at interdependent economies of art a
What is to be done when authoritarianism is not simply a blast from the past, but mutates through AI slop, fossil infrastructures, culture wars, and flexible realities? What happens when time collapses and fascists wage
Opening discussion for Open Secret Amsterdam, internet cinema screening at OT301's Ventilator Cinema on October 30, 2025 in Amsterdam. Organized in collaboration with THE VOID (Institute of Network Cultures) this convers
Geert Lovink joins me in the studio for this new episode of Art in Permacrisis. Geert is a media theorist and the founder of the Institute of Network Cultures. He has a background in the Amsterdam squatting movement, he
Internet Core II: Pequeñas mitologías es un portal tribal hacia un espacio de cruce, reflexión crítica y acción colectiva en torno a las estéticas y subculturas de Internet. Durante el 24 y 25 de septiembre, compartimos
Internet Core II: Pequeñas mitologías es un portal tribal hacia un espacio de cruce, reflexión crítica y acción colectiva en torno a las estéticas y subculturas de Internet. Durante el 24 y 25 de septiembre, compartimos
Internet Core II: Pequeñas mitologías es un portal tribal hacia un espacio de cruce, reflexión crítica y acción colectiva en torno a las estéticas y subculturas de Internet. Durante el 24 y 25 de septiembre, compartimos
Internet Core II: Pequeñas mitologías es un portal tribal hacia un espacio de cruce, reflexión crítica y acción colectiva en torno a las estéticas y subculturas de Internet. Durante el 24 y 25 de septiembre, compartimos
Internet Core II: Pequeñas mitologías es un portal tribal hacia un espacio de cruce, reflexión crítica y acción colectiva en torno a las estéticas y subculturas de Internet. Durante el 24 y 25 de septiembre, compartimos
Internet Core II: Pequeñas mitologías es un portal tribal hacia un espacio de cruce, reflexión crítica y acción colectiva en torno a las estéticas y subculturas de Internet. Durante el 24 y 25 de septiembre, compartimos
Internet Core II: Pequeñas mitologías es un portal tribal hacia un espacio de cruce, reflexión crítica y acción colectiva en torno a las estéticas y subculturas de Internet. Durante el 24 y 25 de septiembre, compartimos
Internet Core II: Pequeñas mitologías es un portal tribal hacia un espacio de cruce, reflexión crítica y acción colectiva en torno a las estéticas y subculturas de Internet. Durante el 24 y 25 de septiembre, compartimos
Internet Core II: Pequeñas mitologías es un portal tribal hacia un espacio de cruce, reflexión crítica y acción colectiva en torno a las estéticas y subculturas de Internet. Durante el 24 y 25 de septiembre, compartimos
Internet Core II: Pequeñas mitologías es un portal tribal hacia un espacio de cruce, reflexión crítica y acción colectiva en torno a las estéticas y subculturas de Internet. Durante el 24 y 25 de septiembre, compartimos
Internet Core II: Pequeñas mitologías es un portal tribal hacia un espacio de cruce, reflexión crítica y acción colectiva en torno a las estéticas y subculturas de Internet. Durante el 24 y 25 de septiembre, compartimos
Justin O'Connor is a Professor of Cultural Economy at the University of South Australia. In this episode, we talk about his new book, 'Culture Is Not an Industry: Reclaiming Art and Culture for the Common Good'. Justin e
Hosts Margarita Osipian and Sjef van Beers from The Hmm, are joined by Sam Cummins, of Nymphet Alumni, to discuss the girlboss. Overly familiar with the many critiques this online stereotype has gotten over the years, we
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