DING is a magazine about the internet and things. It brings together people that are exploring the space between the arts, society and emerging technologies. We started the magazine to provide a space for reflection for people who are interested in responsible technology practices and the development of the internet. We want to ensure that context and values are given a space to occupy in this magazine as well as specific details and stories.

There are 6 issues of DING Magazine:

6# Gentle Dismantlings:
Calling all the wild ones

A collaborative DING x Branch special issue on the next generation of posthuman feminisms.

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5# Futuring Off Center

Through this collection of essays and interviews, we want to highlight endeavours using non-traditional futuring practices that work towards greater equity and social justice. This issue spotlights approaches, ideas and people who understand futuring as a playground to change the present and reflect on the past.

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4# Correspondences from the edges

The 2021 issue reflectiong visionary narratives for inclusive and just digital futures.

This magazine is part of The New New Fellowship – a programme that supports projects exploring equitable and inclusive digital futures across Europe. The New New is a joint initiative by Superrr Lab and the Bertelsmann Stiftung’s “Ethics of Algorithms” project in cooperation with Allianz Kulturstiftung and Goethe Institute.

You can download the PDF Version here.

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#3 About the future in times of crisis

The 2020 issue reflecting on crises and the future. You can download the PDF Version here.  Published in collaboration between Superrr Lab and the Goethe Institute.

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#2 Futures

The 2019 issue investigating different futures. You can download the PDF Version here. Supported by Mozilla.

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#1 Craft

The inaugural issue from 2017 focussing on the topic of craft. You can download the PDF Version here. Supported by Mozilla.

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This magazine is published by SUPERRR Lab. The contributors and editors of the individual issues are listed in the magazine.

Stories for Revolution
Obtrusive Relationships
Gathering Multitudes: A bag of stars
Fugitive Memory: for Tu’i Malila
“The Quizumba is On”: Technological Appropriation by Black Women in the Amazônia
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Big Green Lies
Letter from the Editors
A guide to the visceral science of time travel
The Unbounded Quest
An interview with Joana Varon
An interview with Jonathan Torres Rodríguez
An interview with futures leader Anab Jain
Where would you like to place your pet giraffe?
Afropresentism – On Incantation and the Machine
Letter from the Editors
A Few Notes on the Cult of Sylphis
Speculative Tourism
Letter from the Editors
Tending to wildness: field notes on movement infrastructure
Aveia, espaçonaves, uma folha de babosa, uma pélvis: fui coletar trechos Oats, spaceships, an aloe leaf, a pelvis: I went to collect parts of the future and decided to turn around.
Προφορικό ποίημα για την προέλευση των Δικτύων Εμπιστοσύνης Narrative Poem about the Origins of Networks of Trust
The Battle to Control the Carbon Media Cycle
Archive of Disappearances
Prototyper la Banlieue du TURFU et transcender la réalité
To Become Undone
Digital artivism: pictures worth thousands of words
Ratios / Proporciónes
Shadow Visions
Letter from the Editor
Future Perfect Continuous
Be Water –  Insights into the Hong Kong protest movement
Care in a techno-capitalist world
HammamRadio, your feminist-love radio station
One Vision, One World. Whose World Then?
Play, imagine, build – the collective verbs
Venezuela – the dual crisis
Letter of the Editor
Terraforms – Or, How to Talk About The Weather
On Persistence: The Past Art/Works of An/Other Future
What the Enlightenment Got Wrong about Computers
Community Learning at Dynamicland
Imagining a Universal Declaration of Digital Rights
An interview with Audrey Tang
Dream Beyond the Wounds
The Blurring
More than HumanCentered Design
The Unpredictable Things
When the Path We Walked Blocks Our Ways Forward
Letter of the Editor
A viewpoint on Craft and the Internet
Who Controls the Internet?
Ethical Tech around the World
Interview with Gillian Crampton Smith
Life & Death
Typographic Craft
The Internet as a Lota
A Medieval Crash
A Gandhian Dream
Evolutionary Craft