Bob Bicknell-Knight

Bob Bicknell-Knight is an artist, curator and writer based in London. He is interested in ideas surrounding automation, utopian ideologies and surveillance capitalism. 1. The Left Hand Of Darkness, a 1969 novel by Ursula K. Le Guin I have always been a huge fan of the science fiction genre, consuming anything written by Philip K. Dick as a teenager. Unfortunately I only recently started reading Le Guin, whose revolutionary ideas surrounding gender and politics continue to inspire. In The Left Hand Of Darkness Le Guin questions and answers what it would be like if we lived in a genderless society. 2. Symptom Machine, a solo exhibition of work by Kate Cooper at Hayward Gallery, London As the majority of Kate Cooper’s work isn’t accessible over the internet, her solo exhibition at Hayward Gallery earlier…

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