Director
Luke Munn uses both practice-based and theoretical approaches to explore the intersections between technology and capital, body and code. His projects have been exhibited throughout Europe, North America, and Oceania. He has written extensively on contemporary algorithmic systems such as Uber, Alexa, Airbnb and Palantir, including his recent book Unmaking the Algorithm. His new project, ‘Under Your Skin’ examines the new quest to render the emotional calculable.
Academic Council
Amanda Wasielewski
Lecturer in Media Studies, University of Amsterdam
Florian Sprenger
Professor for Media and Cultural Studies, Goethe University Frankfurt
Nelly Ya Pinkrah
Digital Cultures Research Lab, Leuphana University
Clemens Apprich
Global Emergent Media Lab, Concordia University
Tega Brain
Assistant Professor of Integrated Digital Media, New York University
Magdalena Tyżlik-Carver
Assistant Professor, Digital Design and Information Studies, Aarhus University
Network
Institute for Network Cultures
Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Digital Cultures Research Lab
Lüneberg, Germany
Digital Cultures Research Centre
Bristol, UK
Centre for Digital Cultures
Birmingham, UK
Centre for Digital Culture
King’s College, London, UK
Digital Cultures Lab
UCLA, California, USA
Join Us
While we’re currently just getting off the ground, there are a few ways to join in with the work here.
Masters or PhD student? We’re looking for ways to partner with universities in order to support your work. You can help us by putting us in touch with Department Heads or others who can make this connection.
Postdoc or Researcher? We’re in the process of setting up a visiting scholar programme. If you have funds available and are interested in setting up a mutual residency, please get in touch.
Intern with us: We have several internship positions available for those interested in working with a vibrant, forward-thinking research organisation. From research to publication design, web maintenance and network development, there’s lots to do. At this stage, these are unpaid positions, but provide you with real-world experience and a letter of recommendation at the end of your stint.