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“Google” Johannes P Osterhoff @ Museum of American Art, Berlin October 16, 2011

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Artist talk by Johannes P Osterhoff and discussion about "Google, One-Year Performance Piece" at Museum of American Art in Berlin Friedrichshain on October 16, 2011.

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“Google”Johannes P Osterhoff@ Museum of American Art, BerlinOctober 16, 2011

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1. “Google”2. Related Work3. Context4. Follow Up5. Discussion

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My searches from September 3, 2011…

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…lead to the Google result page…

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fuereinebesserewelt.info/google-one-year-piece-osterhoff – Thanks!

…and from there to the page of my performance.(Feel free to donate or flattr!)

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1. “Google”2. Related Work3. Context4. Follow Up5. Discussion

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Tehching HsiehRelated Work

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Cage PiecePhoto: Cheng Wei Kuong. © 1979 Tehching Hsieh

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upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/96/TehchingHsiehExhibitMOMA.jpg

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Time Clock Piece © Tehching Hsieh

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Outside of any building for one year

© Tehching Hsieh

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Rope Piece

© Tehching Hsieh

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Today

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“1 year performance video” continues MTAA’s seriesof Updates. Our Updates resound seminal performance art from the 60s and 70s in part by replacing human processes with computer processes. “1 year performance video” updates Sam Hsieh’s One Year Performance 1978–1979 (aka Cage Piece).

When a viewer enters the piece she is presented with side-by-side videos of the artists trapped in identical cell-like rooms. The artists go about the mundane activities possible within a cell: in the morning they wake and breakfast; at around 1 pm and 7 pm they eat; sometimes they exercise; sometimes they surf the net; sometimes they sit.

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My (from time to time updated) manifesto

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Submit ButtonRelated Work

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2003

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Submit Button, 2003–2006

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Submit Button, Hyperkult XX, 2011

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Freedom from PornRelated Work

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2010

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Google JuiceRelated Work

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2010

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TELE INTERNET, Ars Electronica 2010

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FakebookRelated Work

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2010

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2010

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Evan Roth – Bad Ass Mother Fucker

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1. “Google”2. Related Work3. Context4. Follow Up5. Discussion

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Loss of CTRLContext

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Owen Mundy: “Give me my Data”

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“Europe vs. Facebook”

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msprOctrl-verlust.net

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Public Space (Online)Context

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Authorship of UsersContext

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An author is broadly defined as “the person who originates or gives existence to anything” and that authorship determines responsibility

for what is created. Narrowly defined, an author is the originator of any written work.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Author

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A user is a person who uses a computer or Internet service. A user may have a user account that identifies the user by a username (also user

name), screen name (also screenname)…

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_(computing)

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author or user?

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Photo: A. Jaeckel, Berlin

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using vs.

being used

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Joachim Stein – joaoflux.net

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“Google lets us graze in order to milk us.”

– joaoflux

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Post-PrivacyContext

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slidesha.re/qYU6Cc

Christian HelleriX, February 2009

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weissesroessl.at/en-spa-hotel-austria-sauna.htm

Jeff Jarvis

buzzmachine.comWWGDPrivate Parts

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„Öffentliche Daten nützen, private Daten schützen.“ – Hackerethik

Wau Holland

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/24/Wau_Holland.jpg

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TransprivacyContext

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Transprivacy (curated by Florian Kuhlmann)Stefan Riebel – In silent memory of a time before Google (B.G.)Filippo Minelli – In your Ass

transprivacy.com

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Stefan Riebel – In silent memory of a time before Google (B.G.) Transprivacy

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Next week – “Google” (Simulation)

250 xin Düsseldorf ’spublic space

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1. “Google”2. Related Work3. Context4. Follow Up5. Discussion

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I, Johannes P Osterhoff, shall do an one-year performance piece.

The piece is called “Mobile” and documents all* activities performed on my mobile phone duringthis year.

Activities can be seen online at mobile.johannes-p-osterhoff.com

The performance shall start on February XX, 2012 and shall end on February XX, 2013.

I shall not use other mobile phones during this year.

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App Closing Screenshots from last weekend

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App Closing Screenshots from today

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Browser Tab Screenshots from today

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Messages, notes and recent searches in SQLite and XML files

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1. “Google”2. Related Work3. Context4. Follow Up5. Discussion

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Layout in the first month

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Search for the Bachelor thesis of my student Simon Schmidt

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I handed in “Google” to the Flusser residency

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Rise in page rank…

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…but not for long :)

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Prof. Dr. Rolf OSTERHOFF’s page is pretty search engine optimized

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There is no book called “Luhmann for Dummies”

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Search for Hendrik Efert, Journalist

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The search for “transmediale 2012 google”

shows the result of the performance

(here on an iPhone)

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Die Query und die Krise des Archivs

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Merz Aka, on the first result page

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Transprivacy, curated by Florian Kuhlmann

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Ole Reißmann writes for SPiegel ONline

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Hans-Martin Jung writes for Süddeutsche Zeitung

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Hyperkult XX Workshop on UI Trivialization

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Moritz Lischka also writes for SPiegel ONline

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JODI performed at c-base

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Jörg Breithut, Stuttgarter Zeitung

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The search for the infamous tschk talks

in Berlin on page one of the mobile

Google results

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Museum of American Art

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Johannes P OsterhoffWeb johannes-p-osterhoff.comTwitter @masterhare

google.johannes-p-osterhoff.com#GoogleByJPO