Day One of Convergence Sessions revolves around ideas for change and their future impact.
Take part in the discussion with experts including the ‘Willy Wonka of design and science’, Nelly Ben Hayoun; politically charged tech writer and artist, James Bridle; founder of Carroll / Fletcher, one of London’s most forward-thinking art galleries, Jonathan Carroll; curator of Sonar+D and FutureEverything festivals, Jose Luis de Vicente; and many more.
In a special evening sessions, Warp Records opens the floor to iconoclastic artists and musicians such as Warren Ellis, Mark Leckey, Ash Sarkar, as the role and relevance of subcultures in the tech age is debated.
