DATA.BASE: Memory, Loss
D.A.T.A, Base
Date(s):
22.10->23.11
Time(s):
Multiple Times
Location(s):
BASE, Foley St, Dublin 1

And only in the lost do we survive - Chronicles of Bustos Domecq


In a time of digital abundance - where streams of data endlessly multiply across networked domains, connected through an ever expanding infrastructure of data centres, copper and fibre optics cables and devices made of rare minerals extracted from the earth - how do we deal with the endless expansion of the digital in a world that has limits?


Whilst digital expansion continues unabated there is also an increasing awareness of the environmental impact of data, the social and political impacts of hyper-connectedness and pervasive media, and the impacts on labour, wealth and inequality.


This autumn, join us for DATA.BASE: Memory, Loss, a five-week peer-learning programme organised by DATA, and hosted at BASE, that explores what it means to record, to remember and to forget.


Working in association with Beta Festival and Fire Station Artist Studios, Memory Loss allows participants a focussed period of experimentation and exchange to dig deeper into pressing questions of technology, power and society.


Over six sessions, participants will come together in a peer-led programme supported by facilitators to examine themes including digital waste, media obsolescence, critical tech and digital infrastructure and to consider ways in which to exist and resist in the face of digital accumulation.


6 days from 22nd October to 23rd November, with outcome on 22nd.





  • Tuesday 22.10.24, 7-9pm: Introduction - Memory, Loss -- Jessica Foley

  • Tuesday 29.10.24, 7-9pm: Speculative Archives (My Autonomous Memory Machine) -- Beulah Ezuego

  • Thursday 7.11.24, 11am-4:30pm: New Obsolescence at Fire Station Artist Studios -- Including talks, screenings and workshops by; Brian Castriota, Rob Collins, Benjamin Gaulon, Aisling Phelan AEMI and Amanda Rice

  • Tuesday 12.11.24, 7-9pm: Three Works of Gean & Aire -- Teresa Dillon

  • Tuesday 19.11.24, 7-9:30pm: Web 1.0-2.0: Rollovers and Redirects -- Cliona Harmey & Rhona Henderson

  • Saturday 23.11.24, 2-5pm: Group Work Towards Public Outcome -- Cliona Harmey & Tom O’Dea

  • Saturday 23.11.24, 5-7pm: A moment to forget -- Public Outcome


All events take place at BASE, James Joyce Street, Dublin 1 with the exception of New Obsolescence, which takes place at Fire Station Artist Studios, Buckingham Street, Dublin 1.

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