Certainly, the interrelations of technology and habitation are more complex than this. Should we not instead be looking at how we indeed dwell in technology, how we inhabit technology. Yet inhabiting technology has yet to emerge as a theme in contemporary culture. It is indeed the issue at stake in this meta-colloquium, this gathering together of 100 experts in London's Institute for Contemporary Arts in March 2000, this meeting of diverse culture specialists, which will not so much thematize, as problematize such technological dwelling. The conference will consist of these four 'streams' - on time, space, materiality and corporeality.
Participation is by invitation only.