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<p>Created page with &quot;Silicon Plateau is an art project and publishing series that explores the intersection of technology, culture and society in the Indian IT city of Bangalore. Each volume of Si...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Silicon Plateau is an art project and publishing series that explores the intersection of technology, culture and society in the Indian IT city of Bangalore. Each volume of Silicon Plateau is a themed repository for research, artworks, essays, interviews and stories that observe the ways technology permeates the urban environment and the lives of its inhabitants.<br /> <br /> Bangalore, with its history and traditions that now mingle with start-up and tech culture, offers fertile terrain for artistic research. Once the Garden City of India, Bangalore has grown into the Silicon Valley of India in less than three decades to become a demographically diverse metropolis, with tech parks that function as micro-cities and co-working spaces appearing on every corner.<br /> <br /> The editors of Silicon Plateau are interested in how new technologies and their infrastructure shape our everyday, while also being tools that morph according to the social spaces they inhabit. The project is an attempt at creating collaborative research into art and technology, beginning by inviting an interdisciplinary group of contributors (from artists, to designers, researchers and lawyers) to participate in the making of each volume of Silicon Plateau.<br /> <br /> Silicon Plateau is edited by curator Marialaura Ghidini and artist Tara Kelton. For more information and collaborations please contact marialaura@or-bits.com<br /> <br /> VOLUME 2 — Index<br /> <br /> 6. Introduction by Marialaura Ghidini<br /> 12. Wish We Were Here! by Mariam Suhail<br /> 34. Amina by Saudha Kasim<br /> 46. Black Box by Tara Kelton<br /> 53. How to Do Things with Bits and Bytes by Mathangi Krishnamurthy<br /> 66. On the Illegibility of a City by Deepa Bhasthi<br /> 72. Thursday by Clay Kelton<br /> 100. Terms of Service by Sruthi Krishnan<br /> 112. Stories from the Gridlock: Ghosts in the Machine by Vandana Menon<br /> 142. Reviews by Furqan Jawed<br /> 148. How Farmizen Is Helping People of Bengaluru Reconnect with Farming by Carla Duffett<br /> 155. Interview with Vir Kashyap by Marialaura Ghidini<br /> 166. Aadhaar Cards of Great Leaders by Yashas Shetty<br /> 170. Environmental Apptivism: WhatsApp and the Digital Public Spheres in Bangalore by Nicole Rigillo<br /> 186. The Weight of Cloud Kitchens by Sunil Abraham and Aasavri Rai<br /> 190. Let’s talk about the future, baby/ Let’s talk about you and me/ by Qusai Kathawala<br /> 208. The Truth by Yogesh Barve<br /> 220. The People Who Share by Lucy Pawlak<br /> 234. Apps Index<br /> <br /> Volume 2 explores the ecosystem of mobile apps and their on-demand services: What does it mean to be an app user today—as a worker, a client, or simply an observer? The second volume looks at how apps and their infrastructure are impacting our relationship with the urban environment; the way we relate and communicate with each other; and the way labour is changing.The result is a collection of stories about contemporary life in Bangalore; of conversations and deliberations on how we behave, what we sense, and what we might think about when we use the services that are offered to us when we tap on our mobile devices.<br /> <br /> Published by the Institute of Network Cultures, Amsterdam, in collaboration with The Centre for Internet and Society, Bangalore</div>

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