The Pecha Kucha night at CPDP with Architempo is becoming a tradition, and this year is no different. CPDP.ai2024 is looking for you! Are you an artist and would like to become a part of our conference? Apply with a visual presentation of 400 seconds (20 seconds x 20 images).

CPDP, co-organizing with Council of Europe (CoE) and the European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) will celebrate Data Protection Day on Thursday 25th of January in Brussels.

📢 CALL FOR PAPERS for #CPDP2024

Topics: #newtechnologies #privacy #dataprotection and "Is #AI governable?"

The Open Call for CODE2024 is out now. CODE 2023 is an international programme organised by IMPAKT [Centre for Media Culture] in Utrecht (the Netherlands) and Werktank in Leuven (Belgium), collaboration with various presentation partners including Privacy Salon and CPDP (Computer Privacy & Data Protection Conference) in Brussel (Belgium).

This call for panels is aimed at research organisations (academic consortia, research projects, think tanks and others) as well as organisations from public sector and civil society active in the field. We welcome proposals that address multifaceted ideas around governance in our digital world.

The Hannah Arendt Institute is hosting a debate about Artificial Intelligence: Challenges & opportunities for a democratic future

This guide features a carefully selected collection of educational and artistic tools designed to contribute to the critical discourse surrounding the ethical and societal implications of technology on our society.

With summer vacations concluded, the Data Art Guide (DAG) newsletter returns, featuring numerous exciting projects in the coming weeks.

7 Exciting Open Calls for Creative Projects

The Security Distillery is a student lead organization turning complex issues into simple matters in order to provide quality and accessible information

The CPDP conference will be held at a new venue from May 2024 onwards

This blogpost features five (5) artists that challenge us to examine the implications of digital integration in our society.

Mozilla Festival in Amsterdam 19th-22nd of July

The July newsletter of the Data Art Guide is now available! 🚀 We believe that examining datafication through the lens of art is a step towards fostering a conversation about digital technology.

CPDP2023 Recordings are now online

In this blogpost, we will look at four generative artworks, that exemplify ways authors have utilized generative art to address societal issues and reflect on society’s relationship with technology in this digital age.  

Welcome to the 4th issue of the Data Art Guide Newsletter!

The working title of this new volume is 'Privacy and Data Protection: Ideas that Drive Our Digital World'. Submissions are only possible in English. Deadline: Friday, 21 July 2023.