The Hmm Hybrids 1: The Joy of Getting Ready 

We’ve really missed the pre-event rituals that seemed to have disappeared with online events. How do we bring them back into the livestreamed experience? … Read More

Why we should not stan: about fandom and the music industry

Lilian Stolk interviews David Turner about why stans, according to David, are one of the worst aspects of the record industry.… Read More

Introduction

How do you create an interesting experience for both physical and virtual visitors? … Read More

‘We are here together now’ is the crux of every event

Interview with Esther Hammelburg, who is doing her PhD on ‘liveness’, about the essence is of attending an event.… Read More

Sharing Hybrid #01: one year of organising online events

What have we learned after one year of organising online events? We shared experiences with a few other cultural organisations and researchers.… Read More

Sharing Hybrid #02: the first hybrid experiments

Now that physical events can take place again, we reflect on our first hybrid experiences this year.… Read More

Report The Hmm @ Online events

For The Hmm @ Online events we invited 8 artists, cultural organisations and developers to talk about the online event experiments they did.… Read More

The hybrid formats we tested

What hybrid experiments have we tried so far and what can we learn from them? We reflect on three experiences.… Read More

Introduction

What are the causes and impacts of the domination of US tech companies around the world?… Read More

Internet in “the rest of the world”

When things are written about internet culture, especially when written in English, it is often about trends, platforms or tools that are used and developed in North America or Europe. In this article Lilian Stolk explores the internet in “the rest of the world”.… Read More

An imperfect digital world

Multidisciplinary artist Ibiye Camp shares her work ‘Data, the New Black Gold’ which explores how data has materialised in the West African landscape.… Read More

A seat at the table

Margarita Osipian interviews Neema Iyer about gender, equitable internet access, and how to improve data governance across African countries.… Read More

Learning to listen

A collection of ‘must listen’ podcasts on digital colonialism. … Read More

Resisting Algorithmic Colonialism

A list of initiatives that are developing tools specifically for the African continent or raise awareness of the adoption of Western technologies.… Read More

Introduction

Can alternative platforms fix the internet? … Read More

Embracing Constraint

Margarita Osipian interviews Soyun Park on her creative use of Big Tech tools. … Read More

ohyay! ohyay! ohyay! A platform that lets you define your own interactions

Lilian Stolk visits the virtual office of Andrew Lin, one of the founders of ohyay.… Read More

Korean makeup tutorial

Soyun Park creates a Korean makeup tutorial with a twist. … Read More

Soyun Park is a multidisciplinary artist and designer living in The Hague. She is also a founder of RGBdog, a studio bridging technology, and sound with visual arts. Park is interested in the question of how technology influences human functioning, from the individual level (physical movement and relationships) to the social level (architecture and politics). Often in collaboration with sound artists, her work takes the shape of videos, installations, and audiovisual performances. By making use of new media and technology, Park’s work investigates the border between the digital world and reality, which is getting thinner every day.

Enter: a friendly and experimental digital space

Interview with Florian van Zandwijk, project manager Enter… Read More

10 thoughts on the future of the internet

Lilian Stolk interviews philosopher and developer Jan Hein Hoogstad… Read More