Western Faculty of Information and Media Studies, London Economic Development Corporation
Abstract:
The Imaginary App is an international exhibition that features the works by prominent designers, art students and even teenagers of Museum London’s Youth Council that make the viewers confront the hopes we cherish about technology, especially those endorsed by the slogan: “There’s an app for that.” By its rhetoric and structure, the exhibition imitates an app store. It asks: “What is the most desirable, terrifying, smart, ridiculous, or necessary app that has not been and, possibly, will never be released?” You are invited to enter this simulated space and to confront technological fantasies, many of which could be your own.
Date:
October 2013
Event Location:
Museum London, Ontario, Canada
Number of Pieces:
1
Note:
The exhibition was also part of the 'Apps and Affect' conference hosted by the Faculty of Information and Media Studies (FIMS) and the Centre for the Study of Theory and Criticism (CSTC) of the University of Western Ontario, Canada.
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