“In 2002, when artist Hasan Elahi was returning to the US after an exhibition overseas, he was met and questioned by the FBI. Hasan had accidentally ended up on a watch list, and it took months of interviews and polygraph tests to prove that he wasn’t a threat to national security. Since then, Hasan has had to keep his local FBI field office informed of his movements… so he decided to share that data with everyone, via a website that details exactly where he is (with pictures) at any point in time. Join us for a talk on what happens when you decide to waive privacy completely.”

see his work on tracking transience @ http://elahi.umd.edu/