Anne Lee Steele

@aleesteele.bsky.social

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Screenshot of desktop with emoji icons and labels of different websites.
Three rows of colored paper stuck onto a wall that have different pages pasted onto them, which have been colored on and annotated.
Handdrawn maps that people have drawn of the area surrounding Coal Drop Yards in London, annotated with things people remember, and looking wildly different.
GIF that shows mouse clicking on screen to reveal tooltips of text and photos.
Screenshot of flier that has a picture of manhole, wifi installation, and city wifi zone zine in london. Includes the following information: 2026 internet infrastructure walks the internet is everywhere - but where does it come from, really? 🌍 earth day 25 april - saturday 11:00 - 13:00 🌐 international internet day 17 may - sunday 14:00 - 16:00 👁️ national surveillance camera day 11 june - saturday 14:00 - 16:00 sign up: luma.com/internet-intra-walks
Screenshot of text edit software on desktop. The background is lush and green, a satellite image of rice patties from the top. The text edit software reads: "software sustainability institute fellowship 2026: from studios to screens - connecting creative computation to academic computing".
internet infrastructure of London walking tour: sunday, 8 march 2026, 10:30am - 12:30pm
Photo of Chantelle Lue-Elton of the School of Commons: Chantelle Lue is a researcher and facilitator from Southern Africa, currently based in London. Her work focuses on the development and circulation of archival projects, self-organized practices, and the dynamics of the internet age. Through her expanded practice, she explores themes of marginality, liminality, otherness, and kinship, with a strong emphasis on commoning as praxis. Since 2023, Chantelle has been part of the leadership team at the School of Commons, Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (ZHdK), where she shapes communications and the Public Program, and supports the Alumn* Network.
Photo and biography of Benjamin Gaulon of No School Nevers: Benjamin Gaulon is an artist, researcher, educator and cultural producer based in Paris. He has previously released work under the name "recyclism". His research focuses on the limits and failures of information and communication technologies; planned obsolescence, consumerism and disposable society; ownership and privacy; through the exploration of détournement, hacking and recycling. His projects can be softwares, installations, pieces of hardware, web based projects, interactive works, street art interventions and are, when applicable, open source. Together with Dasha Ilina, he is a founding member of the collective NO, a non-profit organisation whose mission is to support and promote emerging art and design research and practices that address the social and environmental impact of information and communication technologies in France and beyond, since its creation in 2018. They are both co-directors of NO SCHOOL NEVERS since its first edition in 2019.
Cyanotype image with the title "Lessons from Artist-Run Schools: on Art, Attention, Ecology and Technology" with subtitle "16 October. 9 EST / 14 BST / 15 CEST" with a luma link below. Five logos from five schools are below the poster for the School of Radical Attention, School of Machines, No School Nevers, School of Commons, and LungA School.