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Old 03-28-2015, 06:35 PM   #13 (permalink)
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Almost forgot. Johannes Kreidler's work deals with current issues. For example...

Outsourcing:

Fremdarbeit


Copyright law in the digital age:

Product Placements


And there are a few more that I can't find at the moment, including a performance piece that consists of two computers running PureData, reading off a list of buzzwords to each other via Skype to piss off anti-terrorist agencies. Speaking of PureData, Kreidler's tutorials are the best.
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