ODI's Data as Culture Programme
Alistair Gentry (1973 – 2026) was an artist and writer, amongst other things. He lived in London, UK. His work for publication, performance, broadcast and installation was often “subversive” (SFX), at times “startling” (The Independent) and occasionally even “fascinating” (The Times). He liked “silly costumes, museums, absurdity, and making machines do things their manufacturers wouldn’t approve of.” Wikipedia classifies him as a “Science Fiction Artist” and he was not sure what that means.
Copy That? Surplus Data in an Age of Repetitive Duplication
2020 online and at the Open Data Institute
