[hackerspaces] Arse Elektronika 2010: SPACE RACY
das ende der nahrungskette
jg at monochrom.at
Sat Sep 18 15:51:03 CEST 2010
###### monochrom's
##### Arse Elektronika 2010
#### SPACE RACY
### Talks, machines, workshops and performances
## San Francisco, September 30-October 3, 2010
# At Chez Poulet, Center for Sex and Culture,
Parisoma, Noisebridge and Mission Comics and Art
# http://www.monochrom.at/arse-elektronika/
### SPACE RACY?
Love hotels. Swinger club design. Phallic
architecture. The gentrification of Times Square,
kicking out all the peep shows, and similar
anti-sex gentrifications and battles. Kids making
out in the back seats of cars, and people fucking
in parks. Housing for unconventional family
units. Augmented reality sex spaces. Furniture
for sex. Room design. Creating new environments.
Gendered spaces, and gender in the creation of
space. Architecture by women, and the potential
for the construction of a feminist architecture.
Actively gender-segregated spaces, as both
empowering and oppressing. Queer-segregated
spaces, similarly. The acts of human intimacy,
sexual intercourse, and procreation in
weightlessness and the extreme environments of
space. Erotic space tourism. The visibility of
sex, genders, and relationship structures in
various spaces. Spaces of sexual control and
permissiveness. Sexual subcultures as spaces of
social division. Spatial enforcement of
relationship structures and gendered power
structures. Geotagging as an expression for
kinks. The sexual reading of architecture,
especially around historical and modern styles
and concerning ornament and detail. The
eroticization of buildings -- architecture for
whorehouses, the Las Vegas strip, people who want
to sleep with buildings. What makes design "sexy"
and the construction of "sexy" as an
architectural category as a comment on late
heteronormativity. The terabyte gloryhole. The
space in which the male gaze occurs and the space it defines.
Heterosexism, misogyny, and heterocentrism
reinforce the dominant cultural structure and
contribute to the oppression of large sectors of
society. Sexuality, sex, gender, and related
constructs are heavily implicated in and
reproduce space, and are also constrained and
restricted by it and by heterosexism. Let's explore this space of interactions.
### SCHEDULE
## Opening Night and Prixxx Arse 2010
# Hosted by monochrom's Johannes Grenzfurthner.
With a superspecial keynote by Susie Bright (All
Along the SexTower: Sex on Stage in America, from
Susie Bright's Reporters Notebook)
Featuring many guests stars, like Thomas S.
Roche, Charlie Anders (Erotic mind control via
the Internet) and Elle Mehrmand and Micha Cárdenas (virus.circus)
Thursday, September 30, 2010
9:00 PM at Chez Poulet (3359 Cesar Chavez, San Francisco)
## Discoursive and Performative Approaches
# With Samuel Coniglio, Jason Brown, Heather Kelley and starPause/Jordan White
Friday, October 1, 2010
8:00 PM at Center for Sex and Culture (1519
Mission Street between 11th and So. Van Ness, San Francisco)
## Conference for Brainy Pervs
# With talks by Ella Saitta, Ben Dagan, Philip
Freeman, Adam Flynn, Svenja Schroeder, Mae
Saslaw, Katrien Jacobs, Annalee Newitz, Carol Queen
Saturday, October 2, 2010
12:00 noon at Parisoma (1436 Howard St. at 10th, San Francisco)
## Six Feet Under Club
# Let's have sex in a coffin! monochrom wants you to go down
Saturday, October 2, 2010
9:30 PM on street outside of Parisoma (1436 Howard St. at 10th, San Francisco)
## Screw-It-Yourself: Workshops and Unconference
# With Christophe, Maia Marinelli, E. Conrad,
Elle Mehrmand, Micha Cárdenas, Zach Blas, Heather Kelley, Robert Glashüttner
Sunday, October 3, 2010
2:00 PM at Noisebridge (2169 Mission Street, San Francisco)
## Microtalks on Sex/Tech/Art
# Lightning talks about technosexual art and
comic culture! Give your own 5-minute presentation!
Sunday, October 3, 2010
8:30 PM at Mission Comics and Art (3520 20th St. Suite B, San Francisco)
### FESTIVAL PASSES
# Single day pass: $20 (with a possibility of student discount)
# Festival pass: $50
# Workshops @ Noisebridge: free, but possible material costs
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