Glucksman installation sounds out social media moderators 

Kennedy Browne are among the contributors to an exhibition at the UCC gallery entitled 'Data Streams, art, algorithms and artificial intelligence'
Glucksman installation sounds out social media moderators 

Real World Harm is a sound installation from Kennedy Browne. 

As part of an exhibition by Irish and international artists, entitled 'Data Streams, art, algorithms and artificial intelligence' at UCC's Glucksman Gallery, the focus is on how artists engage with the advancement of data collection and digital surveillance - and how these technologies are silently transforming our surroundings.

Among the exhibitors are Kennedy Browne, a practice of Irish artists, Gareth Kennedy and Sarah Browne, who speak as one voice in this email interview. They present a series of works from their Real World Harm project which is a response to "unfolding neoliberal systems of labour, technology and politics".

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