Digital Culture Research Group

The Digital culture group at the Department of Arts and Cultural Studies consists of people who apply critical approaches in their research. Members adapt different takes inspired by theoretical frameworks such as critical theory, cultural studies, including intersectional data feminism, critical algorithmic studies, and big data studies.The group conducts research on a wide range of subjects related to digital culture in a broad sense. These include digital cultural heritage, digital art, digital literature, digital cultural politics, digital labour, social media, big data, artificial intelligence, machine learning, remixing, censorship, surveillance, privacy, smart cities, digital archives, databases, sound, curation, data practices, data politics, data subjectivities, computational aesthetics, computer and machine vision, neural networks, algorithmic curating and decision making, technologies of control, data reuse, data ethics, and everyday cultural practices and infrastructures.