It’s likely that you’re a young person between, say, 18 and 35, and that you spend a good chunk of your time on the Internet. It’s also likely that you spend little of that time considering the ontological nature of online commerce, or how exactly one might describe that nature, or if one can describe it at all, or whether commerce of an indescribable ontological nature constitutes a form of profitable communication or a type of capitalistic consumption. Your ignorance in such matters is a good reason to attend In Real Life at Capricious Space, a sort of exhibition/installation/conference featuring a dozen or so web-producers, all of whom will be discussing their trade. Opening night will consist of tutorials, performances, panel discussions (with numerous references made to Das Kapital), and a computer-themed male striptease.

The exhibition/etc. runs on weekends from Saturday 7 March to Saturday 28 March. Participants include: Art Fag City, ASDF, Club Internet, Ffffound, The Highlights, Humble Arts Foundation, I Heart Photograph, Loshadka, Netmares/Netdreams, Platform For Pedagogy, Private Circulation, Ubu Web, VVork, Why + Wherefore.