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Künstler, *1966 in Almoradí, lebt in Barcelona

Daniel García Andújar lotet in seinen Arbeiten – Installationen, Videos, Workshops oder Netzprojekte – die neuen Kommunikationstechnologien im Hinblick auf ihre demokratischen und emanzipatorischen Versprechungen aus. Auf kritische Weise setzt er sich dabei mit den Kontrollmechanismen, die sich hinter ihren transparenten Strukturen verbergen, auseinander. „Hack the System“ ist dabei eine Strategie, die er nicht nur im Hinblick auf digitale Kommunikationssysteme, sondern auch auf Institutionen, politische, kulturelle oder ökonomische Machtverhältnisse anwendet. Dabei geht es sowohl um die kritische Analyse oder ironische Freilegung dieser Verhältnisse als auch um die Erprobung kollaborativer und unabhängiger Formen der Kunst- und Wissensproduktion. Mit seinen diversen e-Projekten (e-valencia, e-barcelona, e-sevilla, etc.) hat er lokal verankerte kulturpolitische Internetforen zur Etablierung von Gegenöffentlichkeiten geschaffen. Plattform seiner Arbeit ist das von ihm 1996 gegründete fiktive Unternehmen „Technologies To The People“.

Ausstellungen (Auswahl)

2010
-BARCELONA – VALÈNCIA – PALMA. A History of Confluence and Divergence. Objects of desire. Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona. Curated by Ignasi Aballí, Melcior Comes and Vicent Sanchis
- Postcapital Archive (1989 – 2001) . Total Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul. Curated by Nathalie Boseul Shin and Hans D. Christ -South Korea
-Postkapital Arşiv 1989-2001 (1989-2001). OPAL Contemporary Art Space. Curated by Basak Senova. Istanbul – Turkey
-Presupuesto: 6 euros. Prácticas artísticas y precariedad-Curated by Cabello/Carceller, Off Limits Madrid.
-Postcapital Archive (1989-2001) La comunidad inconfesable, Bòlit, Centre d’Art Contemporani, Girona. Curated by Valentín Roma
-The Wall. Postcapital Archive (1989-2001), Espai Visor, Valencia
-Videoarte hecho en España.Centro de Arte Complutense Curated by Aramis López. Madrid

2009
-Postcapital (Mauer). Museum for Modern Art Bremen, Curated by: Anne Thurmann-Jejes. Germany
-Trapped in Amber. Angst for a Reenacted Decade. Postcapital (Honor). UKS, Oslo, Curated by: Helga-Marie Nordby, Bassam el Baroni. Norway
-Venice Bienal. Catalan Pavilion, with: Archivo F. X./Pedro G. Romero, sitesize; Curated by:Valentín Roma. Italy
-Angel of History, Postcapital (copyright), Laboral , Curated by: Christiane Paul, Steve Dietz. Gijón. Spain
-Postcapital Archive (1989 – 2001), Iberia Arte Center, Curated by: Valentín Roma. Beijing

2008
-Postcapital Archive (1989 – 2001), Württembergischer Kunstverein, Stuttgart, Curated by: Hans  D. Christ and Iris Dressler
-Anna Kournikova Deleted By Memeright Trusted System – Art in the Age of Intellectual Property, Library. Postcapital Archive. Hartware MedienKunstVerein, PHOENIX Halle Dortmund, Curated by: Inke Arns  and Francis Hunger. Germany
- La mediation du conflit/Mediating Conflict, Postcapital (Honor) Maison de La Culture, Montreal, Curated by: Sylvie Lacerte. Canada
-Muestra de Vídeo de Autores Españoles, MUA, Alicante, Curated by Aramis López, Spain
-Kosmotica II, e-paisaje.org. Centro de Cultura Contemporánea de Barcelona, Curated by: Juan Insua, David Casacuberta. Spain
- Herramientas del arte. Relecturas (Tools of Art: Re-readings), Parpalló, Valencia. With Rogelio López Cuenca and Isidoro Valcárcel Medina,, Curated by: Álvaro de los Ángeles. Spain
-Banquete_nodos y redes. LABoral Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial, Gijón, Curated by: Karin Ohlenschläger. Spain
-The Wonderful World of irational.org: Tools, Techniques and Events 1996-2006. Museum of Contemporary Art Vojvodina, Novi Sad. Curators: Inke Arns (Dortmund) and Jacob Lillemose (Kopenhagen). Serbia
-e-paisaje.org, Instituto Cervantes, New York City, Pekin
-InterACCIONES ELECTORALES, Off Limits, Madrid. Spain
-e-idensitat.org. Projecte idensitat, Local | Visitante 2: Manresa; Spain
- 2nd Biennial 01SJ Global Festival of Art on the Edge, Zero1. San Jose, California, Curated by Steve Dietz. USA
-Close Window. Refresh, Senko Studio in Viborg, Curated by: Annette Finnsdottir. Denmark
-‘Unrecorded’ exhibition questions space. Hacklandscape. akbank Gallery Istanbul. Curated Başak Şenova. Turkey

2007

- X-Devian. The New Technologies To The People™ System. Aarhus Kunstbygning – Center for Contemporary Art. Curated by: Jacob Lillemose, Denmark
-Extremos del sexto continente. I Bienal del Fin del Mundo. Ushuaia Curated by: Gustavo Romano. Argentina
-The Wonderful World of irational.org: Tools, Techniques and Events 1996-2006. CCA Glasgow. Curators: Inke Arns (Dortmund) and Jacob Lillemose (Kopenhagen).GB
-Pilot 3. VENICE 8-17 JUNE 2007, Monastery of St Damien and St Cosimo, La Giudecca, Venice
-Secret, Barcelona Toolbar, Matucana 100, Ciudad de Santiago de Chile, Curated by: Valentín Roma, Chile
-SINTOPÍAS, e-paisaje.org, Instituto Cervantes de Pekín, China

2006
-AYERMAÑANA, Facultad de Bellas Artes de Cuenca, Spain -404 Object not found_Seoul, Total Museum of Art, Seoul Curated by Natalie Boseul Shin, South Korea
-THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF IRATIONAL, Tools, Techniques and Events 1996-2006. Hartware MedienKunstVerein, PHOENIX Halle Dortmund. Curators: Inke Arns and Jacob Lillemose. Germany -HackLandscape. PhotoEspaña2006, Matadero Madrid, Curated by: Horacio Fernández. Spain

-Postcapital,  With  Carlos Garaicoa e Ivan de la Nuez, Palau de la Virreina, Barcelona, Spain
-e-sevilla.org. Centro de las Artes Sevilla, Curated by Pedro G. Romero, Spain

2005

-Nulles05, Contemporary Rural representations. Nulles, Spain -Cabanyal Portes Obertes, Valencia, Spain -Juego Doble: Mediactivismo y activismo en la red. With Fran Illich. Centro Cultural de España. Mexico DF. Mexico -MEDIASCAPES. Curated by: Montse Badia and Andreas Kaufmann, FUNDACIO LA CAIXA, Girona, Spain

-On Difference #1, 21. May – 31. July 2005, Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart. Curateb by: Iris Dressler and Hans D. Christ, Stuttgart, Germany

-Pintar sense pintar. Centre d’Art la Panera. Lleida, Curated by: Spain

-Archive cultures: Representations. Monasterio de Nuestra Señora del Prado. Curated by Jorge Blasco. Valladolid, Spain

-MEDIASCAPES. Curated by: Montse Badia and Andreas Kaufmann, Fundacio la caixa, Tarragona, Spain

2004

-media_city seoul 2004. The 3rd Seoul International Media Art Biennale, Curated by: Johan Pijnappel, Liz Hughes, Hans D Christ. Tilman Baumgaertel. Seoul Museum of Art. Seoul. South Korea

_PROCESSOS_OBERTS_ Curated by: Manuel Olveira. Tarrassa, Barcelona Spain

-MEDIASCAPES. Curated by Montse Badia & Andreas Kaufmann, FUNDACIO LA CAIXA, Lleida, Spain

-Ambulantes.  PORTABLE CULTURE. Curated by: Rosa Pera Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporaneo, Monasterio de la Cartuja de Santa María de Las Cuevas, Sevilla, Spain
-Tour-isms. The defeat of dissent, critical itineraries. Curated by Nuria Enguita, Jorge Luis Marzo, Montse Romani. Fundació Antoni Tàpies, Barcelona

WORKSHOP (wie Regisseur-Auswahl)
2007
-The Aesthetic Interface, Aarhus Kunstbygning
-el laboratorio de los medios, e-idensitat.  Indensitat, Manresa, Mataró el laboratorio de los medios. Eina, Barcelona

2006
-DIT “Do It Together”, Activismo hacker y software libre, Centro Cultural Montehermoso. Vitoria-Gasteiz
-Construyendo e-sevilla.org. Centro Arte Sevilla, Spain

2005

-efimer.org. Arquitectura, art i espai efímer. UPC. Barcelona.

-PRÁCTICA ARTÍSTICA Y TECNOLOGÍAS DE INFORMACIÓN Y COMUNICACIÓN. Un encuentro teórico-práctico propuesto por Technologies To The People. Fundación Telefónica Argentina- Centro Cultural de España en Buenos Aires (CCEBA). Espacio Fundación Telefónica. Buenos Aires ARGENTINA.
-Prácticas de empoderamiento tecnológico. [reutilización de tecnología obsoleta y códigos abiertos para artistas]. Séptimas Jornadas de arte y medios digitales. Organizan: CCEC /L. Pagola/L. Benech//UNC / UBP / Esc de Artes UNC /. Cordoba. Argentina.
-Individual Citizen Republic Project .Centro Cultural de España. Mexico DF. Mexico e-Lab. Workshop, „On Difference #1: Lokale Kontexte – Hybride Räume“,Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany

-Technologies To The people: reutilización de ordenadores, Basurama05, La Casa Encendida, Madrid, Spain -Jornadas de Arte y Tecnología. Facultad de Bellas Artes de Valencia.

-The System, Workshop. Valencia Spain Public Space.Elisava Escola Universitaria. Barcelona, Spain

2004

-media_city seoul 2004. The 3rd Seoul International Media Art Biennale, e-seoul.org. Seoul.South Korea -MEDIASCAPES. Curated by Montse Badia & Andreas Kaufmann, FUNDACIO LA CAIXA, Lleida, Spain

-Los espacios INTER(medios).Inestabilidad, creación y cultura digital. Prácticas artísticas (desde la socialización de la tecnología). Facultad de Bellas Artes. Pontevedra, Spain

-RAM 6 workshop entitled “Social Interaction & Collective Intelligence” Vilnius, Lithuania

-“Heimatwechsel“ (Change of Home) International Student Workshop. Phoenix Halle Dortmund, Germany
-Open Space. Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporaneo, Monasterio de la Cartuja de Santa María de Las Cuevas, Sevilla, Spain

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Daniel G. Andújar

(Almoradí, 1966), Viu a Barcelona.
www.danielandujar.org

Technologies To The People (TTTP) neix el 1996 dins del projecte expositiu Discord. Sabotage of Realities, que va tenir lloc lloc a la Kunstverein i a la Kunsthaus d’Hamburg. En un principi, es presentava com una empresa virtual dedicada a apropar els avenços de la tecnologia als més desfavorits, una mena de corporació imprecisa que reproduïa el llenguatge dissuasori, els tics d’identitat i els arquetipus visuals associats a les companyies comercials de l’àmbit digital. Cal que ens referim, com a definició del context en què sorgeix TTTP, a certa explosió que en aquells moments i de forma incipient s’estava produint dins de l’univers de les tecnologies de la informació, on sorgien miratges financers –empreses amb cotitzacions borsàries, iniciatives rocambolesques o plataformes sense cap tipus de definició– que, després d’adquirir un incomprensible protagonisme mediàtic, desapareixien com si mai no haguessin existit. Al mateix temps, i també en aquest període inicial de la xarxa, van començar a generar-se imaginaris que idealitzaven de forma acrítica una suposada independència i democratització del coneixement que Internet havia de comportar, però que, finalment, mai no va acabar d’arribar. Així doncs, TTTP apareix com a revers desconcertant de les maldats hipotètiques de les corporacions tecnològiques i, també, com a contrapunt irònic de les  peroracions dels apòstols de la llibertat digital.

No obstant això, i vist en retrospectiva, es podria dir que TTTP ha desenvolupat, al llarg de la seva trajectòria, quatre línies d’actuació més o menys diferents: l’una, conformada al voltant del llançament de diversos productes amb què la corporació s’introdueix al mercat, ironitza sobre la capacitat productiva de l’empresa mateixa i dissenya estratègies per vincular-se i empatitzar amb els hipotètics usuaris. D’entre els projectes més destacats d’aquest camp, hi hauria la Street Access Machine (1996), una màquina que permetia accedir a diners digitals als pidolaires del carrer; TheBody Research Machine (1998), un corredor interactiu que escanejava les cadenes d’ADN del cos, processant-les per a experiments científics; i l’x-devian by knoppix, un sistema operatiu de codi obert presentat com a part del projecte individual Citizen Republic Project: El Sistema (2003). Una altra via de treball seria la reflexió crítica que TTTP planteja sobre el món de l’art a través de les Technologies to the People Foundation, amb les seves col·leccions d’obres distribuïdes gratuïtament –Photo Collection (1997), Video Collection (1998) i Net Art Classics Collection (1999), que en aquella època ja qüestionaven la idea de propietat material i intel·lectual. Una tercera àrea conceptual la constituiria la creació de les anomenades pàgines blanques e- (e-arco.org, e-manifesta.org, e-seoul.org, e-valencia.org, e-barcelona.org, e-sevilla.org, e-norte.org i e-madrid.org, entre d’altres), que han esdevingut veritables plataformes de reflexió ciutadana vinculades a un àmbit cultural específic i a unes problemàtiques molt concretes. Finalment, convé destacar, entre les activitats de TTTP, la construcció del vast Archivo Postcapital.

Exposicions (Elecció)

2010
-Postcapital Archive (1989-2001) La comunidad inconfesable, Bòlit, Centre d’Art Contemporani, Girona. Comisariat per Valentín Roma
-The Wall. Postcapital Archive (1989-2001), Espai Visor, Valencia

2009
-Postcapital (Mauer). Museum for Modern Art Bremen, Comisariat per: Anne Thurmann-Jejes. Alemanya
-Trapped in Amber. Angst for a Reenacted Decade. Postcapital (Honor). UKS, Oslo, Comisariat per: Helga-Marie Nordby, Bassam el Baroni. Noruega
-Pavelló de Catalunya a la 53a Biennal d’Arts Visuals de Venècia 2009: Daniel G Andújar, Archivo F. X./Pedro G. Romero, sitesize; Comisariat per: Valentín Roma. Italia
-Angel of History, Postcapital (copyright), Laboral , Comisariat per: Christiane Paul, Steve Dietz. Gijón. Espanya
-Postcapital Archive (1989 – 2001), Iberia Aret Center, Comisariat per: Valentín Roma. Fuenlabrada, Beijing

2008
-Postcapital Archive (1989 – 2001), Württembergischer Kunstverein, Stuttgart, Comisariat per: Hans  D. Christ and Iris Dressler, Alemanya
-Anna Kournikova Deleted By Memeright Trusted System – Art in the Age of Intellectual Property, Library. Postcapital Archive. Hartware MedienKunstVerein, PHOENIX Halle Dortmund, Comisariat per: Inke Arns  and Francis Hunger. Alemanya
- La mediation du conflit/Mediating Conflict, Postcapital (Honor) Maison de La Culture, Montreal, Comisariat per: Sylvie Lacerte. Canada
-Muestra de Vídeo de Autores Españoles, MUA, Alicante, Curated by Aramis López, Espanya
-Kosmotica II, e-paisaje.org. Centro de Cultura Contemporánea de Barcelona, Comisariat per: Juan Insua, David Casacuberta. Espanya
- Herramientas del arte. Relecturas (Tools of Art: Re-readings), Parpalló, Valencia. With Rogelio López Cuenca and Isidoro Valcárcel Medina,, Comisariat per: Álvaro de los Ángeles. Espanya
-Banquete_nodos y redes. LABoral Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial, Gijón, Comisariat per: Karin Ohlenschläger. Espanya
-The Wonderful World of irational.org: Tools, Techniques and Events 1996-2006. Museum of Contemporary Art Vojvodina, Novi Sad. Curators: Inke Arns (Dortmund) and Jacob Lillemose (Kopenhagen). Serbia
-e-paisaje.org, Instituto Cervantes, New York City, Pekin
-InterACCIONES ELECTORALES, Off Limits, Madrid. Espanya
-e-idensitat.org. Projecte idensitat, Local | Visitante 2: Manresa; Espanya
- 2nd Biennial 01SJ Global Festival of Art on the Edge, Zero1. San Jose, California, Curated by Steve Dietz. USA
-Close Window. Refresh, Senko Studio in Viborg, Comisariat per: Annette Finnsdottir. Dinamarca
-‘Unrecorded’ exhibition questions space. Hacklandscape. akbank Gallery Istanbul. Curated Başak Şenova. Turkía

2007
- X-Devian. The New Technologies To The People™ System. Aarhus Kunstbygning – Center for Contemporary Art. Comisariat per: Jacob Lillemose, Dinamarca
-Extremos del sexto continente. I Bienal del Fin del Mundo. Ushuaia Comisariat per: Gustavo Romano. Argentina
-The Wonderful World of irational.org: Tools, Techniques and Events 1996-2006. CCA Glasgow. Curators: Inke Arns (Dortmund) and Jacob Lillemose (Kopenhagen).GB
-Pilot 3. VENICE 8-17 JUNE 2007, Monastery of St Damien and St Cosimo, La Giudecca, Venecia, Italia
-Secret, Barcelona Toolbar, Matucana 100, Ciudad de Santiago de Chile, Comisariat per: Valentín Roma, Chile
-SINTOPÍAS, e-paisaje.org, Instituto Cervantes de Pekín, China

2006
-AYERMAÑANA, Facultad de Bellas Artes de Cuenca, Espanya  -404 Object not found_Seoul, Total Museum of Art, Seoul Curated by Natalie Boseul Shin, Corea del Sur
-THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF IRATIONAL, Tools, Techniques and Events 1996-2006. Hartware MedienKunstVerein, PHOENIX Halle Dortmund. Curators: Inke Arns and Jacob Lillemose. Alemanya
-HackLandscape. PhotoEspanya 2006, Matadero Madrid, Comisariat per: Horacio Fernández. Espanya
-Postcapital,  With  Carlos Garaicoa e Ivan de la Nuez, Palau de la Virreina, Barcelona, Espanya
-e-sevilla.org. Centro de las Artes Sevilla, Curated by Pedro G. Romero, Espanya

2005
-Nulles05, Contemporary Rural representations. Nulles, Espanya  -Cabanyal Portes Obertes, Valencia, Espanya  -Juego Doble: Mediactivismo y activismo en la red. With Fran Illich. Centro Cultural de Espanya . Mexico DF. Mexico -MEDIASCAPES. Comisariat per: Montse Badia and Andreas Kaufmann, FUNDACIO LA CAIXA, Girona, Espanya
-On Difference #1, 21. May – 31. July 2005, Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart. Curateb by: Iris Dressler and Hans D. Christ, Stuttgart, Alemanya
-Pintar sense pintar. Centre d’Art la Panera. Lleida, Comisariat per: Espanya
-Archive cultures: Representations. Monasterio de Nuestra Señora del Prado. Curated by Jorge Blasco. Valladolid, Espanya
-MEDIASCAPES. Comisariat per: Montse Badia and Andreas Kaufmann, Fundacio la caixa, Tarragona, Espanya

2004
-media_city seoul 2004. The 3rd Seoul International Media Art Biennale, Comisariat per: Johan Pijnappel, Liz Hughes, Hans D Christ. Tilman Baumgaertel. Seoul Museum of Art. Seoul. South Korea
_PROCESSOS_OBERTS_ Comisariat per: Manuel Olveira. Tarrassa, Barcelona Espanya  -MEDIASCAPES. Curated by Montse Badia & Andreas Kaufmann, FUNDACIO LA CAIXA, Lleida, Espanya
-Ambulantes.  PORTABLE CULTURE. Comisariat per: Rosa Pera Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporaneo, Monasterio de la Cartuja de Santa María de Las Cuevas, Sevilla, Espanya
-Tour-ismos. The defeat of dissent, critical itineraries. Comisariat per: Nuria Enguita, Jorge Luis Marzo, Montse Romani. Fundació Antoni Tàpies, Barcelona

WORKSHOP (com director -selecció)

2007
-The Aesthetic Interface, Aarhus Kunstbygning
-el laboratorio de los medios, e-idensitat.  Indensitat, Manresa, Mataró el laboratorio de los medios. Eina, Barcelona

2006
-DIT “Do It Together”, Activismo hacker y software libre, Centro Cultural Montehermoso. Vitoria-Gasteiz
-Construyendo e-sevilla.org. Centro Arte Sevilla, Espanya

2005
-efimer.org. Arquitectura, art i espai efímer. UPC. Barcelona.
-PRÁCTICA ARTÍSTICA Y TECNOLOGÍAS DE INFORMACIÓN Y COMUNICACIÓN. Un encuentro teórico-práctico propuesto por Technologies To The People. Fundación Telefónica Argentina- Centro Cultural de Espanya  en Buenos Aires (CCEBA). Espacio Fundación Telefónica. Buenos Aires ARGENTINA.
-Prácticas de empoderamiento tecnológico. [reutilización de tecnología obsoleta y códigos abiertos para artistas]. Séptimas Jornadas de arte y medios digitales. Organizan: CCEC /L. Pagola/L. Benech//UNC / UBP / Esc de Artes UNC /. Cordoba. Argentina.
-Individual Citizen Republic Project .Centro Cultural de Espanya . Mexico DF. Mexico e-Lab. Workshop, „On Difference #1: Lokale Kontexte – Hybride Räume“,Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Alemanya
-Technologies To The people: reutilización de ordenadores, Basurama05, La Casa Encendida, Madrid, Espanya  -Jornadas de Arte y Tecnología. Facultad de Bellas Artes de Valencia.
-The System, Workshop. Valencia Espanya  Public Space.Elisava Escola Universitaria. Barcelona, Espanya

2004
-media_city seoul 2004. The 3rd Seoul International Media Art Biennale, e-seoul.org. Seoul.South Korea -MEDIASCAPES. Curated by Montse Badia & Andreas Kaufmann, FUNDACIO LA CAIXA, Lleida, Espanya
-Los espacios INTER(medios).Inestabilidad, creación y cultura digital. Prácticas artísticas (desde la socialización de la tecnología). Facultad de Bellas Artes. Pontevedra, Espanya
-RAM 6 workshop entitled “Social Interaction & Collective Intelligence” Vilnius, Lithuania
-“Heimatwechsel“ (Change of Home) International Student Workshop. Phoenix Halle Dortmund, Alemanya
-Open Space. Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporaneo, Monasterio de la Cartuja de Santa María de Las Cuevas, Sevilla, Espanya

Gallery/Galería

 

Irational.org. STUK. Leuven

Capital.León. Musac

A vuelo de pájaro

Postcapital Archivo Madrid. La Noche en Blanco

Objetos de deseo/Objects of desire. CCCB

A project by Daniel G. Andújar/Technologies To The People for the exhibition «BVP». BARCELONA – VALÈNCIA – PALMA

A History of Confluence and Divergence. From 26 May 2010 to 12 September 2010. Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona. 2010 [model by Salvador Gil / Szoma Studio for Daniel G. Andújar/Technologies To The People] During the implementation of our imperfect democratic system, a new social model appeared on our country’s political and economic scene. It was made up of people of different origins and backgrounds who were ready to spring into action with two fundamental objectives: to earn money whatever the cost; to grow economically at the same lightning speed as their country, always acting in accordance with the law, by changing it or simply bypassing it. This kleptomaniac oligarchy has carved a niche for itself in our social context until it has become part of our idiosyncrasy. The most immediate cases of corruption are so widely accepted that they are perceived as something inherent, as something that is part of our everyday lives. All this is done without preconceptions: corruption is widespread and has been taken on board; it affects everyone: the different political parties, the different social classes and professionals across the spectrum. Mafias and organised crime have become part of our everyday lives, but this isn’t always perceived in this way. Friends, neighbours, relatives, we ourselves, may be tempted to benefit from this lucrative lifestyle, and thereby become part of a tainted system. A complex practice and a true web of corruption, financial bodies with links to mafia organisations, connections with top- or low-level corrupt public servants, the front men for anonymous investors covered up by legal practices that have been set up in order to protect the anonymity of the true backers. I wonder what this is all for. What are their true objects of desire? The things a life like this is worth living for. Daniel G. Andújar/Technologies To The People.

Postcapital.Archive 1989-2001. Seoul. Total Museum

Postcapital.Archive 1989-2001. OPAL Contemporary Art Space

OPAL opens with Daniel Garcia Andújar’s project Postcapital.Archive 1989-2001, on April 21, 2010. The project functions as a multimedia installation and open databank which is based on a digital archive of over 250,000 documents such as texts, audio files, and videos from the Internet compiled by the artist over the past ten years. “Postcapital” addresses social, political, economic, and cultural worldwide changes over the last two decades in between two important moments as 1989 fall of the Berlin Wall and the attacks on September 11, 2001. With the Postcapital.Archive 1989-2001 project, Daniel Garcia Andújar calls attention to “networked archives” based on the interpretation of information. The project has been exhibited and toured in various geographies and events including Württembergischer Kunstverein, Stuttgart in 2008-2009, the Catalan Pavilion at 53rd Venice Biennale in 2009, and Iberia Art Center, Beijing, 2009. The exhibition will be accompanied with a reader, featuring texts and interviews by Daniel Garcia Andújar, Basak Senova, Özgür Uçkan, Oliver Ressler, Orton Akinci, Erhan Muratoglu, and Ayse Gorur along with a series of talks. The first talk by Daniel Garcia Andújar, on Thursday, April 22nd at 18.30 pm, is on ‘the apprehension of the reality’ from the Postcapital Archive. As a multipurpose exhibition space, OPAL targets at developing , exhibitions, performances, and events, which explore the interconnections between art and design. Basak Senova has been appointed as the chief curator of the space. As a remarkable restoration project, OPAL is located at Balat on the Golden Horn.

The Unavowable Community. Bòlit-LaRambla. Girona

Daniel G. Andújar, Pedro G.Romero y Sitesize Curator : Valentín Roma 4 February 2010 Bòlit-LaRambla Del 5 February 11 April 2010 Technologies To The People (TTTP) began in 1996, as part of the “Discord. Sabotage of Realities” exhibition project that took place at the Kunstverein and Kunsthaus in Hamburg. It was originally presented as a virtual company dedicated to bringing technological advances closer to the least privileged, a sort of vague corporation that reproduced dissuasive language, the identity tics and visual archetypes associated with the commercial companies in the digital environment. As a definition of the context in which TTTP originated, it is important to refer to a certain incipient explosion that was gathering momentum in the world of information technology at that moment; monetary mirages materialised there-public companies with inflated stock prices, exaggerated initiatives and platforms with no definition-which, after acquiring an incomprehensible media prominence, disappeared as if they had never existed. At the same time, and also in this initial period of the Net, notions uncritically idealising a supposed independence and democratisation of knowledge that the Internet should bring with it began to crop up, though in the end they never materialised. TTTP thus appears as a parody in the aforementioned double sense, i.e., as a disconcerting antithesis to the hypothetical wrongdoings of technological corporations, and also as an ironic counterpoint to the exhortations of the disciples of digital liberty. Nonetheless and in hindsight, it could be said that TTTP has developed four more or less distinct courses of action throughout its life span: one, shaped around the launch of various products with which the corporation meddles in the market, ridicules the productive capacity of the company itself and styles strategies for connecting and empathising with the hypothetical users. Among the most prominent in this sphere would be the Street Access Machine (1996), a machine allowing those begging in the street to access digital money; The Body Research Machine (1998), an interactive machine that scanned the body’s DNA strands, processing them for scientific experiments, and x-devian by knoppix, an open-source operating system presented as part of the Individual Citizen Republic Project: The System (2003) project. Another course the work takes would be the critical reflection on the art world TTTP presents through the Technologies To The People Foundation with its collections distributed free of charge-Photo Collection (1997), Video Collection (1998) and Net Art Classics Collection (1999)-already calling the idea of material and intellectual property into question during this period. A third conceptual area would be constituted by the creation of the so-called e- pages (e-arco.org, e-manifesta.org, e-seoul.org, e-valencia.org, e-barcelona.org, e-sevilla.org, e-norte.org and e-madrid.org among others), which have become true platforms for citizen reflection linked to a specific cultural environment and a very concrete set of problems. Also to be highlighted from among TTTP’s activities is the construction of the vast Postcapital Archive. The Postcapital Archive (1989-2001), www.postcapital.org, was presented for the first time in 2006 at the La Virreina Centre de la Imatge in Barcelona as part of the Postcapital. Politics, the city, money project, together with the work of artist Carlos Garaicoa and essayist Iván de la Nuez. Since then this multimedia proposal in process-that not only allows user consultations but also copying and even modification-has gone on expanding in successive exhibitions, workshops and interventions in public space carried out in Oslo, Santiago de Chile, Bremen, Montreal, Istanbul, Dortmund and, more recently, at the Württembergischer Kunstverein in Stuttgart as an anthology. In its current configuration, the archive contains more than 250,000 documents compiled from the Internet by Daniel G. Andújar over nearly a decade of creative work. These materials, among which publications, video and audio clips and image banks are to be found, sketch out a vast examination of the geopolitical transformations and the state of the communist and capitalist ideologies in the period spanning from the fall of the Berlin Wall to the attack on the Twin Towers in New York. Throughout this entire period, the Postcapital Archive (1989-2001) has gone on developing of different scales and formats, some of which shape its presentation in “The Unavowable Community” project. Thus the proposal developed for Bòlit. Girona Contemporary Art Centre hinges around two major thematic areas in confrontation: one revolves around media imagery and the ideological stereotypes generated during the period spanning from 1989 to 2001; the other reflects on the nature of the archive itself, about which mechanisms of organisation, compilation and representation are used to categorise knowledge. Found within the first of these sections is the so-called Time Line, an extensive series of images from the media and advertising that shape a subjective chronology made from contrasts and antagonisms where the most varied of political occurrences from the post-capitalist period are narrated and illustrated. This sort of visual diary has its beginning and end in the publicity campaign launched by a South African newspaper with the slogan “The world can change in a day”, which made use of the confrontation between two photographs, one of the Berlin Wall on 8 November 1989 and another of the World Trade Center on 10 September 2001. In terms of the work integrating reflection on the forms of organising the knowledge proposed by the archive, an intervention that has already become a sort of emblem of the Postcapital Archive (1989-2001) is noteworthy. It consists of two large panels that show, respectively, the logos of the primary global corporations and the names of leftist organisations from all over the world, thus confronting capitalism and communism, the market and ideology. Situated in this same semantic space is the Tower of Knowledge, a wooden structure whose entrance has been blocked off. The Tower recalls the hierarchies of knowledge and houses the server which unites all of the compiled material and which offers the users the possibility not only to copy it but also to participate in its organisational layout since it is also located in this same semantic space, at the heart of the archive. Lastly we find two proposals that are complimentary in a certain way: an extensive collection of maps, diagrams and cartography that interprets recent social, political and economic changes, relating them to images of the new megacities and urban sprawl, as well as the so-called Postcapital Library, likewise a cosmology including texts, videos and other documents by over two hundred authors that could very well constitute a sort of post-capitalist canon. Bòlit-LaRambla. Girona.

Postcapital.Archive 1989-2001. Iberia Art Center. Beijing

“后资本文献1989-2001”展开幕 Iberia Art Center. Beijing, China. 2009

The Postcapital Archive (1989-2001). Venize


Biennale di Venezia, 7.6.2009-22.11.2009 The Postcapital Archive(1989-2001), www.postcapital.org, was presented for the first time in 2006 at the La Virreina Centre de la Imatge in Barcelona as part of the Postcapital. Politics, the city, money project, together with the work of artist Carlos Garaicoa and essayist Iván de la Nuez. Since then this multimedia proposal in process—that not only allows user consultations but also copying and even modification—has gone on expanding in successive exhibitions, workshops and interventions in public space carried out in Oslo, Santiago de Chile, Bremen, Montreal, Istanbul, Dortmund and, more recently, at the Württembergischer Kunstvereinin Stuttgart as an anthology. In its current configuration, the archive contains more than 250,000 documents compiled from the Internet by Daniel G. Andújar over nearly a decade of creative work. These materials, among which publications, video and audio clips and image banks are to be found, sketch out a vast examination of the geopolitical transformations and the state of the communist and capitalist ideologies in the period spanning from the fall of the Berlin Wall to the attack on the Twin Towers in New York. Throughout this entire period, the Postcapital Archive(1989-2001) has gone on developing of different scales and formats, some of which shape its presentation in The Unavowable Community project. Thus the proposal developed for the Venice Biennale hinges around two major thematic areas in confrontation: one revolves around media imagery and the ideological stereotypes generated during the period spanning from 1989 to 2001; the other reflects on the nature of the archive itself, about which mechanisms of organisation, compilation and representation are used to categorise knowledge. Found within the first of these sections is the so-called Time Line, an extensive series of images from the media and advertising that shape a subjective chronology made from contrasts and antagonisms where the most varied of political occurrences from the post-capitalist period are narrated and illustrated. This sort of visual diary has its beginning and end in the publicity campaign launched by a South African newspaper with the slogan “The world can change in a day”, which made use of the confrontation between two photographs, one of the Berlin Wall on 8 November 1989 and another of the World Trade Center on 10 September 2001. Border Crossings, a video collage illustrating different forms of ‘outflanking’, from a leap from the Berlin Wall to border traffic in Ceuta and La Gomera, is also located in this section dedicated to questioning political stereotypes. A video memorialising the Tiananmen Square student massacre in 1989 is presented as a contrast to this sequence. Also to be noted are the works titled Honor, a compilation dedicated to the Iraq War interweaving journalistic documents, videogame animations and clips from amateur movies filmed by the American marines themselves; No War, an anthology of recordings about the mass protests against the U.S. conflict with Iraq that took place in 2003 and, finally, 9/11 Misterios, contrasting the citizen shock experienced at Ground Zero in New York on Tuesday 11 September 2001 with the situation of political chaos that also occurred on a Tuesday 11 September in 1973 in Santiago, Chile as a result of General Pinochet’s military coup. In terms of the work integrating reflection on the forms of organising the knowledge proposed by the archive, an intervention that has already become a sort of emblem of the Postcapital Archive (1989-2001) is noteworthy. It consists of two large panels that show, respectively, the logos of the primary global corporations and the names of leftist organisations from all over the world, thus confronting capitalism and communism, the market and ideology. The server that unites all of the compiled material and offers the users the possibility not only to copy it but also to participate in its organisational layout is also located in this same semantic space, at the heart of the archive. Lastly we find two proposals that are complimentary in a certain way: an extensive collection of maps, diagrams and cartography that interprets recent social, political and economic changes, relating them to images of the new megacities and urban sprawl, as well as the so-called Postcapital Library, likewise a cosmology including texts, videos and other documents by over two hundred authors that could very well constitute a sort of post-capitalist canon.

Postcapital.Archive (1989 – 2001). Stuttgart

From November 22, 2008 to January 18, 2009, the Württembergischer Kunstverein is showing Spanish artist Daniel García Andújar’s project Postcapital. Archive 1989 – 2001. The project—conceived, in equal measure, as multimedia installation, stage, open databank, and workshop—is founded on a digital archive comprised of over 250,000 documents (texts, audio files, videos, etc.) from the Internet compiled by the artist over the past ten years.

THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF IRATIONAL.ORG: Tools, Techniques and Events 1996-2006 in Novi Sad


THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF IRATIONAL.ORG: Tools, Techniques and Events 1996-2006 in Novi Sad Museum of Contemporary Art of Vojvodina Dunavska 37, Novi Sad, Serbia Curators: Inke Arns (Dortmund) and Jacob Lillemose (Kopenhagen) Dates: 28. October – 27. November 2008. from 9-17h, during weekends from 9-14h; Museum is closed on Mondays. Production: New Media Center_kuda.org, Novi Sad, http://www.kuda.org Hartware MedienKunstVerein, Dortmund, http://www.hmkv.de

Honor, Montreal


La médiation du conflit/Mediating Conflict Maison de la culture du Plateau-Mont-Royal  Montreal. 29 août au 28 septembre 2008. Sylvie Lacerte, commissaire

 

Postcaptal-library-dortmund

Herramientas del Arte. Relecturas

X-Devian. The New Technologies To The People System, 2003

Hack-landscape

Akademie Schloss Solitude Workshop

Secret, Santiago de Chile, 2007

On Difference #1 Local Contexts – Hybrid Spaces, Stuttgart

Postcapital, Palau de LA Virreina, Barcelona , 2006

The Wonderful World of irational.org. Tools, Techniques and Events 1996-2006

Heimatwechsel (Change of Home). Workshop

X-Devian. The New Technologies To The People™ System, aarhus

Individual Citizen Republic Project™

A Brick Culture/Cultura del Ladrillo

La Sociedad Informacional

Language (property)

Basurama 05, Workshop

x-devian by Càtix

Trespassing Space

El Taller, Hangar

Workshop, BanqueteWireless

Toma las riendas. Medialab Madrid

Workshop Las nuevas herramientas del Arte

The Body Research Machine

404 Object not found_Seoul: ver. 1.5_2006

e-saopaulo.org, Emoção Art.ficial in São Paolo, Brazil

ESPACIO ABIERTO SEVILLA

Power of Security, Valencia

The Manfred and Wilhelm Beutel’s Photo Collection

Phoney™, 2001

RAM6: SOCIAL INTERACTION & COLLECTIVE INTELLIGENCE

Open Space Sevilla

iSam

e-toulouse.org

metronom, Barcelona

TechnoSkeptic. 2003, Bard College NY US

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CV english

 

Daniel G. Andújar, Live and work in  Barcelona
(Almoradí, España, 1966)

Technologies To The People (TTTP) began in 1996, as part of the Discord. Sabotage of Realities exhibition project that took place at the Kunstverein and Kunsthaus in Hamburg. It was originally presented as a virtual company dedicated to bringing technological advances closer to the least privileged, a sort of vague corporation that reproduced dissuasive language, the identity tics and visual archetypes associated with the commercial companies in the digital environment. As a definition of the context in which TTTP originated, it is important to refer to a certain incipient explosion that was gathering momentum in the world of information technology at that moment; monetary mirages materialised there—public companies with inflated stock prices, exaggerated initiatives and platforms with no definition—which, after acquiring an incomprehensible media prominence, disappeared as if they had never existed. At the same time, and also in this initial period of the Net, notions uncritically idealising a supposed independence and democratisation of knowledge that the Internet should bring with it began to crop up, though in the end they never materialised. TTTP thus appears as a parody in the aforementioned double sense, i.e., as a disconcerting antithesis to the hypothetical wrongdoings of technological corporations, and also as an ironic counterpoint to the exhortations of the disciples of digital liberty.

Nonetheless and in hindsight, it could be said that TTTP has developed four more or less distinct courses of action throughout its life span: one, shaped around the launch of various products with which the corporation meddles in the market, ridicules the productive capacity of the company itself and styles strategies for connecting and empathising with the hypothetical users. Among the most prominent in this sphere would be the Street Access Machine (1996), a machine allowing those begging in the street to access digital money; The Body Research Machine (1998), an interactive machine that scanned the body’s DNA strands, processing them for scientific experiments, and x-devian by knoppix, an open-source operating system presented as part of the Individual Citizen Republic Project: The System (2003) project. Another course the work takes would be the critical reflection on the art world TTTP presents through the Technologies to the People Foundation with its collections distributed free of charge—Photo Collection (1997), Video Collection (1998) and Net Art Classics Collection (1999)—already calling the idea of material and intellectual property into question during this period. A third conceptual area would be constituted by the creation of the so-called e- pages (e-arco.org, e-manifesta.org, e-seoul.org, e-valencia.org, e-barcelona.org, e-sevilla.org, e-norte.org and e-madrid.org among others), which have become true platforms for citizen reflection linked to a specific cultural environment and a very concrete set of problems. Also to be highlighted from among TTTP’s activities is the construction of the vast Postcapital Archive.

Exhibitions

Solo Shows (selection)

2011

The Art of Seduction. DANIEL G. ANDÚJAR / ROGELIO LÓPEZ CUENCA. PALMADOTZE, Galeria d’Art, Vilafranca del Penedés, Spain
Capital León. Musac, Curated by María Inés Rodríguez, León, Spain

2010
Postcapital Archive Madrid. La Noche en Blanco, Curated by Basurama, Madrid, Spain
Postcapital TimeLine. Goyang Studio, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Curated by Nathalie Boseul Shin. Seoul, South Korea.
Postcapital Archive (1989 – 2001). Total Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul. Curated by Nathalie Boseul Shin and Hans D. Christ. Seoul, South Korea
Postkapital Arşiv (1989 – 2001). OPAL Contemporary Art Space. Curated by Basak Senova. Istanbul, Turkey
Postcapital Archive (1989 – 2001) La comunidad inconfesable, Bòlit, Centre d’Art Contemporani, Girona. Curated by Valentín Roma. Girona, Spain
The Wall. Postcapital Archive (1989-2001), Espai Visor, Valencia, Spain

2009
Postcapital (Mauer). Museum for Modern Art Bremen, Curated by: Anne Thurmann-Jejes. Germany
Postcapital Archive (1989 – 2001), Iberia Art Center, Curated by: Valentín Roma, Beijing. China

2008
Postcapital Archive (1989 – 2001), Württembergischer Kunstverein, Stuttgart, Curated by Hans  D. Christ and Iris Dressler, Stuttgart, Germany
Herramientas del arte. Relecturas (Tools of Art: Re-readings), Parpalló, Valencia. With Rogelio López Cuenca and Isidoro Valcárcel Medina, Curated by Álvaro de los Ángeles. Valencia, Spain

2007
X-Devian. The New Technologies To The People™ System. Aarhus Kunstbygning – Center for Contemporary Art. Curated by Jacob Lillemose, Denmark
Secret, Barcelona Toolbar, Matucana 100, Ciudad de Santiago de Chile, Curated by Valentín Roma, Santiago de Chile, Chile

2006
Postcapital,  With  Carlos Garaicoa e Ivan de la Nuez, Palau de la Virreina, Barcelona, Spain
HackLandscape. PhotoEspaña2006, Matadero Madrid, Curated by Horacio Fernández, Madrid, Spain
e-sevilla.org. Centro de las Artes Sevilla, Curated by Pedro G. Romero, Sevilla, Spain

2003
Individual Citizen Republic Project™: El Sistema. Museu Comarcal Garrotxa. Curated by Valentín Roma, Olot, Spain

2001
The Power of Security,  Galería Visor. Valencia, Spain

2000
La Sociedad Informacional, MUA (Museo Universidad Alicante), Curated by José Luis Martinez and Aramis López,  Alicante, Spain

1998
Interface@metrònom.es, Fundació Rafael Tous d’Art Contemporari Sala Metrònom, Barcelona, Spain

1997
Wir Beobachten!, Künstlerhaus, Curated by Iris Dressler, Dortmund, Germany

Group Shows (selection)

2012
THE RESCUE OF THE EFFECTS – Notes for a Theory of the Reader. General Public, Berlin, project by Lorenzo Sandoval, Berlin, Germany
Cacotopía. FOKUS’12 | Nikolaj Kunsthal. Copenhagen, Denmark
Dark Drives. Uneasy Energies in technological Times, transmediale 2012, curated by Jacob Lillemose, Berlin, Germany
Artefact 2012 THE SOCIAL CONTRACT, STUK arts centre Leuven, The Wonderful World of irational.org is curated by Inke Arns (Hartware MedienKunstVerein), Jacob Lillemose and Heath Bunting. , Leuven, Belgium

2011
Crossing East West Narratives by the End of Vídeo Art (2000-2011), Tabacalera, Madrid, curated by Menene Gras Balaguer, Madrid, Spain
Psychoeconomy. The upcomming summit: Sevilla 2011, CAAC (Center of Contemporary Art of Andalucia), Curated by Gustavo Romano, Sevilla, Spain
Relatos encadenados. Centre d’Art la Panera. Lleida, Spain
HUMAN RIGHTS / COPY RIGHTS, CHILE AÑOS 70 Y 80. MEMORIA Y EXPERIMENTALIDAD. Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de la Universidad de Chile.Curador Cristián Gómez-Moya
Cacotopía. Daniel G.Andujar + Avelino Sala. First Screen / Premières de artistas en La Pedrera. LOOP/ Screen from Barcelona y la Fundación Catalunya Caixa Barcelona, Spain
-Y mañana qué… Trayecto Galería, Curated by Fernando Iliana. Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain
Sin realidad no hay utopía. CAAC. Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo. Curated by Mariano Navarro, Alicia Murría and Juan Antonio Álvarez Reyes. Sevilla, Spain
Video(S)torias. ARTIUM. Centro-Museo Vasco de Arte Contemporáneo. Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain

2010

The Archivists Impatience. The Loft. Mumbai a group show of artists Daniel G. Andújar , Pablo Bartholomew, Leila Pazooki & Jean-Gabriel Périot, Curated by Shaheen Merali.
Wealth of Nations,Gallery One & Perimeter Gallery.  Spike Island. Curators:Institute for Flexible Cultures and Technologies – NAPON (Kristian Lukic, Gordana Nikolic), Bristol, UK
BARCELONA – VALÈNCIA – PALMA. A History of Confluence and Divergence. Objects of desire. Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona. Curated by Ignasi Aballí, Melcior Comes and Vicent Sanchis
Presupuesto: 6 euros. Prácticas artísticas y precariedad-Curated by Cabello/Carceller, Off Limits Madrid.
Videoarte hecho en España.Centro de Arte Complutense Curated by Aramis López. Madrid

2009
Trapped in Amber. Angst for a Reenacted Decade. Postcapital (Honor). UKS, Oslo, Curated by Helga-Marie Nordby, Bassam el Baroni. Oslo, Norway
The Unavowable Community, Venice Bienal. Catalan Pavilion, with: Archivo F. X./Pedro G. Romero, sitesize; Curated by Valentín Roma. Italy
Angel of History, Postcapital (copyright), Laboral , Curated by Christiane Paul, Steve Dietz. Gijón, Spain

2008
Anna Kournikova Deleted By Memeright Trusted System – Art in the Age of Intellectual Property, Library. Postcapital Archive. Hartware MedienKunstVerein, PHOENIX Halle Dortmund, Curated by Inke Arns and Francis Hunger. Dortmund, Germany
La mediation du conflit/Mediating Conflict, Postcapital (Honor) Maison de La Culture, Montreal, Curated by Sylvie Lacerte. Montreal, Canada
Muestra de Vídeo de Autores Españoles, MUA, Alicante, Curated by Aramis López, Alicante, Spain
Kosmotica II, e-paisaje.org. Centro de Cultura Contemporánea de Barcelona, Curated by Juan Insua, David Casacuberta. Barcelona, Spain
Banquete_nodos y redes. LABoral Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial, Gijón, Curated by Karin Ohlenschläger. Gijón, Spain
The Wonderful World of irational.org: Tools, Techniques and Events 1996-2006. Museum of Contemporary Art Vojvodina, Novi Sad. Curators Inke Arns (Dortmund) and Jacob Lillemose (Kopenhagen). Novi Sad, Serbia
e-paisaje.org, Instituto Cervantes, New York City, Beijing
InterACCIONES ELECTORALES, Off Limits, Curated by Democracia. Madrid, Spain
e-idensitat.org. Projecte idensitat, Local | Visitante 2: Manresa, Spain
2nd Biennial 01SJ Global Festival of Art on the Edge, Zero1. San Jose, California, Curated by Steve Dietz. USA
Close Window. Refresh, Senko Studio in Viborg, Curated by Annette Finnsdottir. Denmark
‘Unrecorded’ exhibition questions space. Hacklandscape. akbank Gallery Istanbul. Curated Başak Şenova. Istanbul, Turkey

2007
Extremos del sexto continente. I Bienal del Fin del Mundo. Ushuaia Curated by Gustavo Romano. Ushuaia, Argentina
The Wonderful World of irational.org: Tools, Techniques and Events 1996-2006. CCA Glasgow. Curators Inke Arns (Dortmund) and Jacob Lillemose (Kopenhagen). Glasgow, UK
Pilot 3. VENICE 8-17 JUNE 2007, Monastery of St Damien and St Cosimo, La Giudecca, Venice, Italy
SINTOPÍAS, e-paisaje.org, Instituto Cervantes de Beijing, China

2006
AYERMAÑANA, Facultad de Bellas Artes de Cuenca, Spain
404 Object not found_Seoul, Total Museum of Art, Seoul Curated by Natalie Boseul Shin, Seoul, South Korea
THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF IRATIONAL, Tools, Techniques and Events 1996-2006. Hartware MedienKunstVerein, PHOENIX Halle Dortmund. Curators Inke Arns and Jacob Lillemose. Dortmund, Germany
HackLandscape. PhotoEspaña2006, Matadero Madrid, Curated by Horacio Fernández. MAdrid, Spain

2005
Nulles05, Contemporary Rural representations. Nulles, Spain
Cabanyal Portes Obertes. Valencia, Spain
Juego Doble: Mediactivismo y activismo en la red. With Fran Illich. Centro Cultural de España. Mexico DF., Mexico
MEDIASCAPES. Curated by Montse Badia and Andreas Kaufmann, Fundacio la Caixa, Girona, Spain
On Difference #1, 21. May – 31. July 2005, Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart. Curateb by Iris Dressler and Hans D. Christ, Stuttgart, Germany
Pintar sense pintar. Centre d’Art la Panera. Lleida, Spain
Archive cultures: Representations. Monasterio de Nuestra Señora del Prado. Curated by Jorge Blasco. Valladolid, Spain
MEDIASCAPES. Curated by Montse Badia and Andreas Kaufmann, Fundacio la Caixa, Tarragona, Spain

2004
media_city seoul 2004. The 3rd Seoul International Media Art Biennale, Curated by Johan Pijnappel, Liz Hughes, Hans D Christ. Tilman Baumgaertel. Seoul Museum of Art. Seoul, South Korea
_PROCESSOS_OBERTS_ Curated by Manuel Olveira. Tarrassa, Barcelona, Spain
MEDIASCAPES. Curated by Montse Badia & Andreas Kaufmann, Fundacio la Caixa, Lleida, Spain
Ambulantes.  Portable Culture. Curated by Rosa Pera. Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporaneo, Monasterio de la Cartuja de Santa María de Las Cuevas. Sevilla, Spain
Tour-isms. The defeat of dissent, critical itineraries. Curated by Nuria Enguita, Jorge Luis Marzo, Montse Romani. Fundació Antoni Tàpies, Barcelona, Spain

2003
El Banquete, Curated by Karin Ohlenschläger .Centro Cultural Conde Duque, Madrid, Spain
ART FOR NETWORKS, Reg Vardy Gallery in Sunderland, UK
Interactiva 03. Bienal Internacional de Artes mMediatícas y Electrónicas. MACAY, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Yucatán. Mexico
Banket, metabolismus und kommunikation. Curated by Karin Ohlenschläger and Peter Weibel, ZKM center for art and media. Karlsruhe, Germany
TechnoSkeptic, Bard College. USA
El Banquete, Palau La Virreina, Curated by Karin Ohlenschläger, Barcelona, Spain
Culturas de archivo. Palacio de Abrantes, Curated by Jorge Blasco. Universidad de Salamanca, Spain
e-arco.org, ARCO, MUA (Museo Universidad Alicante), Curated by José Luis Martinez and Aramis López. Madrid, Spain
Art for Networks. The Fruitmarket Gallery. Edinburgh, UK
Art for Networks. Turnpike Gallery. Manchester, UK

2002
Muestra Net-Art, La Casa Encendida, Curated by Laura Baigorri, Madrid, Spain
Art for Networks, Chapter Arts, Cardiff, Walles
Printemps de Septembre Toulouse 2002, Curated by Marta Gili, France
Manifesta 4, Curated by Iara Boubnova + Nuria Enguita + Stéphanie Moisdon Trembley, Frankfurt, Germany
Cultures de Arxiu. Curated by Jorge Blasco. Universidad de Valencia. La Nau. Valencia, Spain

2001
3ª Bienal D’Art Lleida, LLeida, Spain
Antagonisms. Case studies, Curated by Manolo Borja, Macba. Barcelona, Spain
ZKM Medien kunst Preis Karlsrue, Germany
Re: Duchamp. traveling Exhibition, 49th Venice Biennale, Italy
media ambiente/MAd 2001, Ifema, Madrid, Spain
transmediale.01, Winner of the Luzifer prize. Berlin, Germany
New ideas, Old tricks, hARTware projekte, Curated by Hans  D. Christ and Iris Dressler, Dortmund, Germany

2000
PLAN B, De Appel Foundation, Curatorial Training Program, Amsterdam, Holland
Startklar zur Expo …und Sie sind dabei, Deutsche Arbeitsschutzausstellung, Germany
Microwave Festival, Hong Kong, China
Art Entertaiment Network, Let’s Entertain: Life’s Guilty Pleasures, Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, Estados Unidos; Portland Art Museum, USA; Museé national d’art moderne, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris France; Museo Rufino Tamayo, México DC, México; Miami Art Museum, USA
Tecnologia, ètica i futur, Nuevos medios para el arte. Barcelona, Spain
Tech_nicks, Site Gallery, Sheffield, UK
EXPO Hannover 2000, Spanish Pavilion, Hannover, Germany
Media Z Lounge, New Museum, New York, USA
Dystopia and Identity in the Age of global Communications, Tribes Gallery, New York, USA

1999
net_condition, art and global media, Curated by Peter Weibel, ZKM, Karlsruhe, Germany
Nuevos caminos/Amenazas y promesas del arte electrónico, Casa de las Artes de Vigo, Curated by Manuel Olveira, Vigo, Spain
Wizards of OS, Haus der Welt, Berlín, Germany
Vértigos: artes audiovisuales on-line/off-line, Sala Amadis, Madrid, Spain
Afinidades Dispersas, Fundación Telefónica, Curated by Nuria Enguita, Madrid, Spain
CRASH-mindpoll/thinktank, ICA, London, UK
REDesing, Festival de Navarra, Pamplona, Spain
Mediaterra, Atenas, Greek
Futuropresente, Sala Plaza de España, Curated by Alicia Murria, Madrid, Spain

1998
Sponsored by Technologies To The People®, Union Fraternelle des métallurgistes, París, France
Technoculture [Computer World], Fri-Art Centre d’Art Contemporain Kunsthalle, Friburg, Switzerland
Beyond Interface, Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, Estados Unidos; International Museums & the Web Conference, Toronto, Canada
The Works Presents “Some of my Favourite Websites are Art”, Alberta, Canada
Scattered Affinities, Apex Art CP, Curated by Nuria Enguita. New York,  USA
RESERVATE DER SEHNSUCHT [Reserves of Desire], Unionbrauerei, Curated by Hans  D. Christ and Iris Dressler, Dortmund, Germany
Digital Documentary: The Need to Know and the Urge to Show, pARTs photography gallery, Minneapolis, USA

1997
Desde la imagen, Centre de la Beneficència, Sala Parpalló, Valencia, Spain
Short Cuts/Links to the Body, DASA, Curated by Hans D. Christ and Iris Dressler. Dortmund, Germany

1996
3MVI-Mostra de Video Independent. Floppy Forever, CCCB, Barcelona, Spain
Un-Frieden. Sabotage von Wirklichkeiten (Discord. Sabotage of realities), Kunsthaus & Kunstverein, Curated by Ute Vorkoeper and Inke Arns. Hamburgo, Germany

1995
Arte e ideología, Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Spain
Elemento de utilización política. Cercanías/Rodalíes, Club Diario Levante, Valencia, Spain

1994
Muestra de Vídeo Joven Español, Cuba; República Dominicana; México; Costa Rica; Venezuela; Colombia; Perú; Chile; Argentina
Imágenes, Centro Cultural Casa de Porras, Granada, Spain
Señores Africanos, Arteleku, San Sebastián, Spain
Estamos vigilando, Cerrado/Itxita y Ocupado con Baja Mar/LOW TIDE GROUP, San Sebastián, Spain
Elemento de utilización política. Cercanías/Rodalíes, Sala Consellería. Alicante, Spain

1993
De Interés Público, Galería Moriarty, Madrid, Spain
Workshop, Sala Parpalló, Valencia, Spain
3º Studio internacional de Tecnologias de Imagem, Sao Paulo, Brasil
La juventud del video, Sala Rekalde, Bilbao, Spain
Video, Sala de Cultura de Inxtxaurrondo, San Sebastian, Spain

Workshops

2010
Observatorio Cultural
(workshop director)
Master of European Design Labs. IED Madrid

http://masterdesigninnovation.com/

http://www.abreelojo.com/general/daniel-garcia-andujar-en-el-observatorio-cultural-del-ied/

Madrid, Spain

¿A dónde vas Madrid? e-ciudades y política cultural en Madrid
(workshop director, with basurama)
Medialab-Prado Madrid

http://medialab-prado.es/article/eciudades

Madrid, Spain

DIT [Do It Together]
(workshop director)
L’Escortxador. Elx, Spain

PSYCHOECONOMY! Corporate Summit Madrid 2010. Matadero Madrid.
The Corporate Summit 2010 was proposed in order to discuss the international financial crisis and prevailing monetary exchange systems. Directed by Gustavo Romano. Madrid, Spain

Camon. Workshop Series: DIT “Do It Together”
‘La aprehensión de la realidad desde el archivo postcapital’
(workshop director)
CAMON. Alicante, Spain

Excursus: Walks and Disgressions Seoul/Gwangju/Daechu-ri
Postcapital Archive
(With Hans D. Christ)
Total Museum of Contemporary Art. Hansung University. Seoul, South Korea

2009
DIT “Do It Together” Workshop Series
(workshop director)
V Encuentro Bienal ArteLanzarote 2009. Sala CICCA de Arrecife. Lanzarote, Spain

open your archive : POSTCAPITAL in Seoul [출처]
(workshop director)
|작성자 totalmuseum. Seoul, South Korea

2008
Apprehension of the Postcapital Archive Reality
(workshop director)
Postcapital Archive Series. Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart. Stuttgart, Germany

Workshop. Transforming Information into Knowledge
(workshop director)
Postcapital Archive Series. Akademie Schloss Solitude. Stuttgart, Germany

Do It Together Workshop Buenos Aires 2008. Seminario Internacionales del Medialab
(workshop director)
Centro Cultural de España. Buenos Aires, Argentina

DIT. Do it Together. Workshop Series.
(workshop director)
AULABIERTA. Facultad de Bellas Artes.Granada, Spain

Sergi / Atölye. Gerçekliğin PostKapital Arşivden Algılanması
(workshop director)
Akbank Sanat Beyoğlu. Istanbul, Turkey

Encuentro/Taller Herramientas del Arte. With Rogelio López Cuenca
Facultad de Bellas Artes. Sala Parpalló. Valencia, Spain

2007
404 Object Not Found Seoul 2007. Total Museum of Contemporary Art. Seoul, South Korea

La desmaterialización de las aulas. transversalia. Centro Párraga. Murcia, Spain

X-devian. The Aesthetic Interface
(workshop director)
Aarhus Kunstbygning. Aarhus, Denmark

el laboratorio de los medios, e-idensitat
(workshop director)
Indensitat 07. Manresa, Mataró, Spain

2006
DIT “Do It Together”, Activismo hacker y software libre,
(workshop director)
Centro Cultural Montehermoso. Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain

Construyendo e-sevilla.org
(workshop director)
Centro Arte Sevilla, Sevilla, Spain

E-Project
(workshop director)
Total Museum of Contemporary Art. Seoul, South Korea

2005
Práctica artística y tecnologías de información y comunicación.
(workshop director)
Fundación Telefónica Argentina- Centro Cultural de España en Buenos Aires (CCEBA). Espacio Fundación Telefónica. . Buenos Aires, Argentina

Prácticas de empoderamiento tecnológico. [reutilización de tecnología obsoleta y códigos abiertos para artistas]
(workshop director)
Séptimas Jornadas de arte y medios digitales. CCEC,UNC, UBP, Esc de Artes UNC. Cordoba. Argentina

Individual Citizen Republic Project
(workshop director)
Centro Cultural de España. Mexico DF. Mexico

e-Lab. Workshop, „On Difference #1: Lokale Kontexte – Hybride Räume“
(workshop director)
Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart. Stuttgart, Germany

Technologies To The People: reutilización de ordenadores
(workshop director)
Basurama05. La Casa Encendida. Madrid, Spain

Theater der Welt 05. Performer’s Guesthouse. Akademie Schloss Solitude.Stuttgart, Germany

2004
media_city seoul 2004.  The 3rd Seoul International Media Art Biennale. Workshop e-seoul.org
(workshop director)
Seoul. South Korea

MEDIASCAPES. X-devian
(workshop director)
FUNDACIO LA CAIXA, Lleida, Spain

RAM 6
Social Interaction & Collective Intelligence. Vilnius, Lithuania

“Heimatwechsel“ (Change of Home)
International Student Workshop. With hartware medien kunstverein. Fachhochschule für Design (Design College). Phoenix Halle. Dortmund, Germany

Open Space.
(workshop director)
Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporaneo, Monasterio de la Cartuja de Santa María de Las Cuevas, Sevilla, Spain

2003
El Banquete,
(workshop director)
Centro Cultural Conde Duque. Madrid, Spain

BanqueteWireless
(workshop director)
La Virreina. Barcelona, Spain

2002
DataClouds, on-line participatory environments and ‘open source’
Organized V2_Lab. Emoção Art.ficial. São Paolo, Brazil

Take the Reins!. MediaLab Madrid. Centro Cultural Conde Duque . Madrid, Spain

2001
El Taller. Made in Hangar. Barcelona Art Report 2001. Barcelona, Spain

Lectures & Seminars (selection)

2011
Wikileaks/Wikirebels. ¿La Glasnost de nuestra época?
Centro de Cultura Contemporánea de Barcelona CCCB
Barcelona, Spain

2010
AKME 010. Medios de producción artística en la cultura intermedial
Bilbao Facultad de Bellas Artes de la UPV-EHU.Bilbao, Spain

Magatzems de Memòria // Arxius Virtuals // Transpolítica
L’Archivo Postcapital (1989-2001) Daniel G. Andújar
Pam10. programa d’art multimèdia. Centre d’Art Cal Massó . Reus, Tarragona, Spain

Observatorio Cultural. Master of European Design Labs. IED Madrid

http://masterdesigninnovation.com/

http://www.abreelojo.com/general/daniel-garcia-andujar-en-el-observatorio-cultural-del-ied/

Madrid, Spain

Global Network for citizen participation. October 2010.
Museo San Pio V, Sala Parpallo

http://www.danielandujar.org/2010/10/11/global-network-for-citizen-participation-valencia-october-2010/

Valencia , Spain

XVII Image Symposium THE RUSTLE OF IMAGES.
International seminar. Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo. Directed by Aurora Fernández Polanco. . Madrid, Spain

DIT [Do It Together]
L’Escortxador. Elx, Alicante, Spain

Installation / Ausstellung: Dokumente von Daniel G. Andújar
Instituto Cervantes Hamburg. Hamburg, Germany

Videoarte hecho en España
Centro de Arte Complutense. Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Madrid, Spain

The second UNESCO World Conference on Arts Education, hosted by the Government of the Republic of Korea and co-organized by UNESCO
Second World Conference on Arts Education. Seoul, 25 – 28 May 2010

http://www.artsedu2010.kr/index.jsp

http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.php-URL_ID=40928&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION=201.html

Changes of social role and responsibility of cultural institutions and actors incl. artists
Seoul, South Korea

2009
La Biennal de Venècia 2009
Macba, Barcelona , Spain

Sympoium Subversive Praktiken / Practices
Württembergischer Kunstverein, Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany

On és la bretxa? Debat obert sobre el funcionament de la cadena de valor en les Arts Visuals
TPK Arts Plàstiques, Barcelona, Spain

iD Barrio. Idensitat 2009
Seminario internacional + taller de proyectos
LA Capella, Barcelona, Spain

Multitud Singular: El arte de resistir
Este es un tiempo para la acción
Museo Nacional de Arte Reina Sofía
Madrid, Spain

Tertúlia-sopar. La Biennal de Venècia 2009
Ateneu Barcelonès.Barcelona, Spain

CANÒDROM’09
Jornades internacionals de debat per a un nou Centre d’Art a Barcelona
Macba, Barcelona, Spain

banquete_nodos y redes
Museo Nacional de Arte Reina. Madrid, Spain

3er Encuentro Inclusiva-net: net.art (segunda época). La evolución de la creación artística en el sistema-red
Medialab-Prado Madrid, Cultural de España. Buenos Aires, Argentina

2008
Arquitecturas De La Cultura Del Mañana-Mañana
El archivo y la red: organización, distribución y acceso al conocimiento
Medialab-Prado Madrid, Spain

Outskirts: Reflection on current artistic practices found outside the centre
Directed by Cabello/Carceller.
Centro Cultural Montehermoso. Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain

Dictadura, Arte y Archivo
Casa Amèrica Catalunya. Barcelona, Spain

Infraestructuras Emergentes
Encuentros internacionales sobre gestión y creación artística independiente
MUViM. Valencia, Spain

2007
La desmaterialización de las aulas
transversalia. Centro Párraga. Murcia, Spain

Encuentro en teoría
Reflexiones sobre la hospitalidad desde las Prácticas Artísticas Contemporáneas
MDE07. Medellín. Colombia

Un mundo sin copyright
Centro de Cultura Contemporánea de Barcelona CCCB. Barcelona, Spain

2006
INTERACCIÓ’06
Políticas culturales de proximidad
Centro de Estudios y Recursos Culturales (CERC). Barcelona, Spain

404 Object not found Symposium
Art Center Nabi. Seoul, South Korea

VISIBLE/INVISIBLE.
L’ART CONTEMPORANI I ELS MITJANS DE COMUNICACIÓ.
Centre de Creació i Pensament Contemporani. Mataró, Spain

Arte: identidade e globalizació
Presidencia del Consello da Cultura
Consello da Cultura Galega (CCG). Santiago de Compostela,Spain

Los Materiales del Artista (The Materials of the Artist)
Centro Cultural Conde Duque. Madrid, Spain

La función de los blogs en el sector cultural
Casa de América. Madrid, Spain

Arte y política.
Muvim. Valencia, Spain

Comunidades on y offline.
La inteligencia colectiva a través de los blogs.
Centro José Guerrero. Granada, Spain

¿Preguntas reales o preguntas retóricas? Ficciones y relatos en torno al alcance y los agentes de la educación artística.
CGAC. Centro Gallego de Arte Contemporáneo. Santiago de Compostela, Spain

Taller de Arte Público L.Q.N.H. celebrada en el CAC
Málaga, Spain

S.A. (Su)Ciudad Anónima,
Zaragoza, Spain

En Abierto, ¿Interactivos?.
Medialab Madrid, Centro Cultural Conde Duque. Madrid, Spain

Arte Ilegal
Copyfight. CASM. Barcelona, Spain

2005
Estrategias para entrar y salir de ARCO.
Las nuevas relaciones entre arte y economia
MACBA
Barcelona, Spain

Jornadas sobre  Eusebio Sempere y el Centro de Cálculo.
MUA Universidad Alicante.
Alicante, Spain

“La audiovisualización del arte”
Mediateca La Caixa
Caixa Forum
Barcelona, Spain

Usos críticos de la tecnología.
Centro Cultural parque de España
CCPE, AECI
Rosario. Argentina

Séptimas Jornadas de arte y medios digitales
CCEC, UNC, UBP,Esc de Artes UNC
Cordoba, Argentina

Jóvenes y consumo
Universidad de Alicante. Universidad de Verano Rafael Altamira. Alicante, Spain

QUAM 05 . MIND THE GAP.
Quincena de Arte de Montesquiu.
FÒRUM. Castillo de Montesquiu. Barcelona, Spain

2004
INTERACCIÓ’04
Políticas culturales de proximidad
Centro de Estudios y Recursos Culturales (CERC). Barcelona, Spain

SITAC
Third International Symposium on Contemporary Art Theory
Teatro de los Insurgentes. Mexico DF, Mexico

Dimensiones Variables
Espai01. Olot, Spain

“Mundos Digitales”.
Centro Galego de Artes de la Imaxe
Univ. de A Coruña. La Coruña, Spain

hackers.
El Arte de la abstracción
Museo Nacional de Arte Reina Sofia. Madrid, Spain

Art & Artificial Life Internacional.
Telefonica foundation. Madrid, Spain

PROCESSOS_OBERTS
Tarrasa, Spain

2003
Sonar 03.
El Taller, Hangar. Barcelona, Spain

Foro Cam, Alicante, Spain

Hangar, Barcelona, Spain

2002
Canarias en la red
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain

Hull Time Based Arts
rootx. HULL, UK

Universidad Valencia
Valencia, Spain

emoção art.ficial
Itaú Cultural. Saõ Paulo, Brasil

Centro Cultural Conde Duque
Madrid, Spain

Trespassing Space
Manifesta 4. Frankfurt, Germany

L’Educació de l’ Art Avu
Centro Cívico de Sant Andreu. Barcelona, Spain

Jornadas Educación
Castellón, Spain

Intimate Technologies
The Banff Centre, Canada

Centrodearte.com
Madrid, Spain

Fundaciò Miro
Barcelona, Spain

2001
transmediale.01,
Berlin, Germany

Annual report 2000
Fundació La Caixa. Barcelona, Spain

2000
Atelier North
Oslo, Norway

Digital is not analog
Bologna, Italy

De Appel Foundation
Amsterdam, Holland

La Sociedad Informacional
Universidad Alicante. Bellas Artes de Altea. Alicante, Spain

Tech_nicks
Site Gallery. Sheffield, UK

Access Space
Sheffield, UK

1999
New Media Art
TVVV.plotas. artist.media.communication
Vilnius, Lithuanian

Navigating Intelligence: A Banff Summit,
The Banff Centre, Canada

Expo Destructo/The exhibition
Post-Media Pressure, Open Gallery, Londres, UK

Vértigos: artes audiovisuales on-line/off-line
INJUVE. Madrid, Spain

Quinzena d’Art de Montesquiu
Castillo de Montesquiu, Barcelona, Spain

The Next 5 Minutes 3
Post Governmental Organisation/PGO Project
Amsterdam, Holland

Podium
hARTware projekte. Dortmund, Germany

1998
Hypertribes
The Lovebytes Digital Arts Festival 1998. Sheffield, UK

Virtual Revolutions
V2_Organisation. Rotterdam, Holland

1996
Künstlerhaus
Dortmund, Germany

1997
Anti with E conferences
NetPolitics, Backspace. London, UK

Take care with your language
Trade Mark project, CERN
(European Lab for Network Collision)

1994
Video Independiente en la Comunidad Valenciana
Club Diario Levante. Valencia, Spain

Urban interventions
Arteleku
San Sebastián, Spain

1993
6 artístas de video español a iberoamerica
IVAM, Instituto Valenciano de Arte Moderno. Valencia, Spain

CV español

 

Daniel G. Andújar, trabaja y vive en Barcelona
(Almoradí, España, 1966)

Daniel G. Andújar cuestiona, mediante la ironía y la utilización de estrategias de presentación de las nuevas tecnologías de la comunicación, las promesas democráticas e igualitarias de estos medios y critica la voluntad de control que esconden detrás de su aparente transparencia. Partiendo de la constatación que las nuevas tecnologías de la comunicación están transformando nuestra experiencia cotidiana, Daniel G. Andújar crea una ficción (Technologies To The People, 1996) con el fin de hacernos tomar conciencia de la realidad que nos rodea y del engaño de unas promesas de libre elección que se convierten, irremisiblemente, en nuevas formas de control y desigualdad. Miembro histórico de irational.org (referente internacional del arte en la red), Fundador de Technologies To The People y director de numerosos proyectos en internet como art.net.dortmund, e-barcelona.org o e-valencia.org. Ha dirigido numerosos talleres para artistas y colectivos sociales en numerosos paises.

Technologies To The People (TTTP) nace en 1996, como parte del proyecto expositivo Discord. Sabotage of Realities, que tuvo lugar en la Kunstverein y la Kunsthaus de Hamburgo. En un principio, se presentaba como una empresa virtual dedicada a acercar los avances de la tecnología a los más desfavorecidos, una especie de imprecisa corporación que reproducía el lenguaje disuasorio, los tics de identidad y los arquetipos visuales asociados a las compañías comerciales del ámbito digital. Es importante referirse, como definición del contexto en el que surge TTTP, a cierta explosión que en aquellos momentos y de manera incipiente se estaba produciendo dentro del universo de las tecnologías de la información, donde surgían espejismos financieros –empresas con cotizaciones bursátiles, iniciativas rocambolescas o plataformas sin definición alguna–, que tras adquirir un incomprensible protagonismo mediático desaparecían como si jamás hubiesen existido. Al mismo tiempo, y también en ese período inicial de la red, empezaron a generarse imaginarios que idealizaban de forma acrítica una supuesta independencia y democratización del conocimiento que Internet debía traer consigo pero que, finalmente, no acabó de llegar nunca. Así pues, TTTP aparece como parodia en el doble sentido anteriormente mencionado, es decir, como reverso desconcertante de las hipotéticas maldades de las corporaciones tecnológicas y, también, como irónico contrapunto de las soflamas de los apóstoles de la libertad digital.

No obstante y visto en retrospectiva, podría decirse que TTTP ha desarrollado a lo largo de su andadura cuatro líneas de actuación más o menos distintas: una conformada alrededor del lanzamiento de diversos productos con los que la corporación se inmiscuye en el mercado, ironiza sobre la capacidad productiva de la propia empresa y diseña estrategias para vincularse y empatizar con los hipotéticos usuarios. Entre los proyectos más destacados de este campo estarían la Street Access Machine (1996), una máquina que permitía a quienes estaban pidiendo en la calle poder acceder al dinero digital; The Body Research Machine (1998), un corredor interactivo que escaneaba las cadenas de ADN del cuerpo, procesándolas para experimentos científicos, y el x-devian by knoppix, un sistema operativo de código abierto presentado como parte del proyecto Individual Citizen Republic Project: El Sistema (2003). Otra vía de trabajo sería la reflexión crítica que TTTP plantea sobre el mundo del arte a través de la Technologies to the People Foundation, con sus colecciones de obras distribuidas gratuitamente –Photo Collection (1997), Video Collection (1998) y Net Art Classics Collection (1999)–, las cuales cuestionan ya en esa época la idea de propiedad material e intelectual. Una tercera área conceptual la constituirían la creación de las llamadas páginas e- (e-arco.org, e-manifesta.org, e-seoul.org, e-valencia.org, e-barcelona.org, e-sevilla.org, e-norte.org y e-madrid.org, entre otras), que se han convertido en verdaderas plataformas de reflexión ciudadana vinculadas a un ámbito cultural específico y a unas problemáticas muy concretas. Finalmente, conviene destacar entre las actividades de TTTP la construcción del vasto Archivo Postcapital.

Exposiciones (Elección)

2012
THE RESCUE OF THE EFFECTS – Notes for a Theory of the Reader. General Public, Berlin, Comisariado por Lorenzo Sandoval, Berlin, Germany
Cacotopía. FOKUS’12 | Nikolaj Kunsthal. Copenhagen, Denmark
Dark Drives. Uneasy Energies in technological Times, transmediale 2012, Comisariado por Jacob Lillemose, Berlin, Germany
Artefact 2012 THE SOCIAL CONTRACT, STUK arts centre Leuven, The Wonderful World of irational.org, Comisariado porInke Arns (Hartware MedienKunstVerein), Jacob Lillemose and Heath Bunting. Leuven, Belgium

2011

The Art of Seduction. DANIEL G. ANDÚJAR / ROGELIO LÓPEZ CUENCA. PALMADOTZE, Galeria d’Art, Vilafranca del Penedés, Spain
Capital León. Musac, Comisariado por María Inés Rodríguez, León, Spain
Crossing East West Narratives by the End of Vídeo Art (2000-2011), Tabacalera, Madrid, Comisariado por Menene Gras Balaguer, Madrid, Spain
Psychoeconomy. The upcomming summit: Sevilla 2011, CAAC (Center of Contemporary Art of Andalucia), Comisariado por Gustavo Romano, Sevilla, Spain
Relatos encadenados. Centre d’Art la Panera. Lleida, Spain
HUMAN RIGHTS / COPY RIGHTS, CHILE AÑOS 70 Y 80. MEMORIA Y EXPERIMENTALIDAD. Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de la Universidad de Chile. Comisariado por Cristián Gómez-Moya
Cacotopía. Daniel G.Andujar + Avelino Sala. First Screen / Premières de artistas en La Pedrera. LOOP/ Screen from Barcelona y la Fundación Catalunya Caixa Barcelona, Spain
-Y mañana qué… Trayecto Galería, Comisariado por Fernando Iliana. Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain
Sin realidad no hay utopía. CAAC. Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo. Comisariado por: Mariano Navarro, Alicia Murría and Juan Antonio Álvarez Reyes. Sevilla, Spain
Video(S)torias. ARTIUM. Centro-Museo Vasco de Arte Contemporáneo. Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain

2010

The Archivists Impatience. The Loft. Mumbai, a group show of artists Daniel G. Andújar, Pablo Bartholomew, Leila Pazooki & Jean-Gabriel Périot, Comisariado por Shaheen Merali. Mumbai, India
Wealth of Nations,Gallery One & Perimeter Gallery.  Spike Island. Comisariado por: Institute for Flexible Cultures and Technologies – NAPON (Kristian Lukic, Gordana Nikolic), Bristol, UK
Postcapital Archive Madrid. La Noche en Blanco, Comisariado por: Basurama. Madrid, Spain
Postcapital TimeLine. Goyang Studio, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Comisariado por Nathalie Boseul Shin. Seoul, South Korea.
-BARCELONA – VALÈNCIA – PALMA. Una historia de confluencias y divergencias. Objectos de deseo. Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona. Comisariada por Ignasi Aballí, Melcior Comes  y Vicent Sanchis.
- Postcapital Archive (1989 – 2001) . Total Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul. Comisariado por Nathalie Boseul Shin y Hans D. Christ -Corea del Sur
-Postkapital Arşiv 1989-2001 (1989-2001). OPAL Contemporary Art Space. Comisariado por Basak Senova. Istanbul – Turkia
-Presupuesto: 6 euros. Prácticas artísticas y precariedad-Comisariado por Cabello/Carceller, Off Limits Madrid.
-Postcapital Archive (1989-2001) La comunidad inconfesable, Bòlit, Centre d’Art Contemporoni, Girona. Comisariado por Valentín Roma
-The Wall. Postcapital Archive (1989-2001),  Espai Visor, Valencia
-Videoarte hecho en España.Centro de Arte Complutense Comisariado por Aramis López. Madrid

2009
-Postcapital (Mauer). Museum for Modern Art Bremen, Comisariado por: Anne Thurmann-Jejes. Alemania
-Terrotoris de fricció. ACVIC. Centre d’arts contemporànies . Comisariada por: Miquel Bardagil. Vic
-Trapped in Amber. Angst for a Reenacted Decade. Postcapital (Honor). UKS, Oslo, Comisariado por: Helga-Marie Nordby, Bassam el Baroni. Noruega
-Venice Bienal. Catalan Pavilion, with: Archivo F. X./Pedro G. Romero, sitesize; Comisariado por: Valentín Roma. Italia
-Angel of History, Postcapital (copyright), Laboral , Comisariado por: Christiane Paul, Steve Dietz. Gijón. España
-Postcapital Archive (1989 – 2001), Iberia Art Center, Comisariado por: Valentín Roma. Beijing, China

2008
-Postcapital Archive (1989 – 2001), Württembergischer Kunstverein, Stuttgart, Comisariado por: Hans  D. Christ and Iris Dressler, Alemania
-Anna Kournikova Deleted By Memeright Trusted System – Art in the Age of Intellectual Property, Library. Postcapital Archive. Hartware MedienKunstVerein, PHOENIX Halle Dortmund, Comisariado por: Inke Arns  and Francis Hunger. Alemania
- La mediation du conflit/Mediating Conflict, Postcapital (Honor) Maison de La Culture, Montreal, Comisariado por: Sylvie Lacerte. Canada
-Muestra de Vídeo de Autores Españoles, MUA, Alicante, Curated by Aramis López, España
-Kosmotica II, e-paisaje.org. Centro de Cultura Contemporánea de Barcelona, Comisariado por: Juan Insua, David Casacuberta. España
- Herramientas del arte. Relecturas (Tools of Art: Re-readings), Parpalló, Valencia. With Rogelio López Cuenca and Isidoro Valcárcel Medina,, Comisariado por: Álvaro de los Ángeles. España
-Banquete_nodos y redes. LABoral Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial, Gijón, Comisariado por: Karin Ohlenschläger. España
-The Wonderful World of irational.org: Tools, Techniques and Events 1996-2006. Museum of Contemporary Art Vojvodina, Novi Sad. Curators: Inke Arns (Dortmund) and Jacob Lillemose (Kopenhagen). Serbia
-e-paisaje.org, Instituto Cervantes, New York City, Pekin
-InterACCIONES ELECTORALES, Off Limits, Madrid. España
-e-idensitat.org. Projecte idensitat, Local | Visitante 2: Manresa; España
- 2nd Biennial 01SJ Global Festival of Art on the Edge, Zero1. San Jose, California, Curated by Steve Dietz. USA
-Close Window. Refresh, Senko Studio in Viborg, Comisariado por: Annette Finnsdottir. Dinamarca
-‘Unrecorded’ exhibition questions space. Hacklandscape. akbank Gallery Istanbul. Curated Başak Şenova. Turkía

2007
- X-Devian. The New Technologies To The People™ System. Aarhus Kunstbygning – Center for Contemporary Art. Comisariado por: Jacob Lillemose, Dinamarca
-Extremos del sexto continente. I Bienal del Fin del Mundo. Ushuaia Comisariado por: Gustavo Romano. Argentina
-The Wonderful World of irational.org: Tools, Techniques and Events 1996-2006. CCA Glasgow. Curators: Inke Arns (Dortmund) and Jacob Lillemose (Kopenhagen).GB
-Pilot 3. VENICE 8-17 JUNE 2007, Monastery of St Damien and St Cosimo, La Giudecca, Venecia, Italia
-Secret, Barcelona Toolbar, Matucana 100, Ciudad de Santiago de Chile, Comisariado por: Valentín Roma, Chile
-SINTOPÍAS, e-paisaje.org, Instituto Cervantes de Pekín, China

2006
-AYERMAÑANA, Facultad de Bellas Artes de Cuenca, España -404 Object not found_Seoul, Total Museum of Art, Seoul Curated by Natalie Boseul Shin, Corea del Sur
-THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF IRATIONAL, Tools, Techniques and Events 1996-2006. Hartware MedienKunstVerein, PHOENIX Halle Dortmund. Curators: Inke Arns and Jacob Lillemose. Alemania
-HackLandscape. PhotoEspaña2006, Matadero Madrid, Comisariado por: Horacio Fernández. España
-Postcapital,  With  Carlos Garaicoa e Ivan de la Nuez, Palau de la Virreina, Barcelona, España
-e-sevilla.org. Centro de las Artes Sevilla, Curated by Pedro G. Romero, España

2005
-Nulles05, Contemporary Rural representations. Nulles, España -Cabanyal Portes Obertes, Valencia, España -Juego Doble: Mediactivismo y activismo en la red. With Fran Illich. Centro Cultural de España. Mexico DF. Mexico -MEDIASCAPES. Comisariado por: Montse Badia and Andreas Kaufmann, FUNDACIO LA CAIXA, Girona, España
-On Difference #1, 21. May – 31. July 2005, Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart. Curateb by: Iris Dressler and Hans D. Christ, Stuttgart, Alemania
-Pintar sense pintar. Centre d’Art la Panera. Lleida, Comisariado por: España
-Archive cultures: Representations. Monasterio de Nuestra Señora del Prado. Curated by Jorge Blasco. Valladolid, España
-MEDIASCAPES. Comisariado por: Montse Badia and Andreas Kaufmann, Fundacio la caixa, Tarragona, España

2004
-media_city seoul 2004. The 3rd Seoul International Media Art Biennale, Comisariado por: Johan Pijnappel, Liz Hughes, Hans D Christ. Tilman Baumgaertel. Seoul Museum of Art. Seoul. South Korea
_PROCESSOS_OBERTS_ Comisariado por: Manuel Olveira. Tarrassa, Barcelona España -MEDIASCAPES. Curated by Montse Badia & Andreas Kaufmann, FUNDACIO LA CAIXA, Lleida, España
-Ambulantes.  PORTABLE CULTURE. Comisariado por: Rosa Pera Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporaneo, Monasterio de la Cartuja de Santa María de Las Cuevas, Sevilla, España
-Tour-ismos. The defeat of dissent, critical itineraries. Comisariado por: Nuria Enguita, Jorge Luis Marzo, Montse Romani. Fundació Antoni Tàpies, Barcelona

WORKSHOP (como director -selección)

2007
-The Aesthetic Interface, Aarhus Kunstbygning
-el laboratorio de los medios, e-idensitat.  Indensitat, Manresa, Mataró el laboratorio de los medios. Eina, Barcelona

2006
-DIT “Do It Together”, Activismo hacker y software libre, Centro Cultural Montehermoso. Vitoria-Gasteiz
-Construyendo e-sevilla.org. Centro Arte Sevilla, España

2005
-efimer.org. Arquitectura, art i espai efímer. UPC. Barcelona.
-PRÁCTICA ARTÍSTICA Y TECNOLOGÍAS DE INFORMACIÓN Y COMUNICACIÓN. Un encuentro teórico-práctico propuesto por Technologies To The People. Fundación Telefónica Argentina- Centro Cultural de España en Buenos Aires (CCEBA). Espacio Fundación Telefónica. Buenos Aires ARGENTINA.
-Prácticas de empoderamiento tecnológico. [reutilización de tecnología obsoleta y códigos abiertos para artistas]. Séptimas Jornadas de arte y medios digitales. Organizan: CCEC /L. Pagola/L. Benech//UNC / UBP / Esc de Artes UNC /. Cordoba. Argentina.
-Individual Citizen Republic Project .Centro Cultural de España. Mexico DF. Mexico e-Lab. Workshop, „On Difference #1: Lokale Kontexte – Hybride Räume“,Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Alemania
-Technologies To The people: reutilización de ordenadores, Basurama05, La Casa Encendida, Madrid, España -Jornadas de Arte y Tecnología. Facultad de Bellas Artes de Valencia.
-The System, Workshop. Valencia España Public Space.Elisava Escola Universitaria. Barcelona, España

2004
-media_city seoul 2004. The 3rd Seoul International Media Art Biennale, e-seoul.org. Seoul.South Korea -MEDIASCAPES. Curated by Montse Badia & Andreas Kaufmann, FUNDACIO LA CAIXA, Lleida, España
-Los espacios INTER(medios).Inestabilidad, creación y cultura digital. Prácticas artísticas (desde la socialización de la tecnología). Facultad de Bellas Artes. Pontevedra, España
-RAM 6 workshop entitled “Social Interaction & Collective Intelligence” Vilnius, Lithuania
-“Heimatwechsel“ (Change of Home) International Student Workshop. Phoenix Halle Dortmund, Alemania
-Open Space. Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporaneo, Monasterio de la Cartuja de Santa María de Las Cuevas, Sevilla, España