CCTV Oddity: Archeology and Aesthetics of Video Surveillance
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Cardullo, Paolo. 2017. CCTV Oddity: Archeology and Aesthetics of Video Surveillance. Visual Studies, 32(2), pp. 124-132. ISSN 1472-586X [Article]
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The paper reflects on two hackivist projects, an art installation and a performance, which sought to exploit opportunities offered by ubiquitous CCTV cameras in streets and academic campuses in London. Through experimenting with misuse/hacking of surveillance system we start unpacking video surveillance(s) and the surveillance space it creates.
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