05/27/2026
DATA BREACH — The room was full. The work is still up.
Thank you to everyone who joined us on opening night — a room full of conversation, connection, and people ready to look closer at the surveillance systems that look at us.
The exhibition is still up. Come see it.
Surveillance systems are designed to be invisible — to embed themselves so seamlessly into our streets, devices, and shared spaces that we stop noticing them entirely. Data Breach examines how surveillance technologies reshape daily life. Opening during the city budget hearings, we see how government authorities have leveraged these not in service of public safety but in pursuit of profit-driven agendas that routinely violate the rights of the communities they claim to protect.
Artists, activists, writers, and poets from The AJA Project’s WHO WATCHES WHO fellowship. Their work is on the walls. Come walk through it.
If you want to stay informed or go deeper, we’ll be hosting ongoing programming and workshops around these topics. Follow along for updates.
📍 The AjA Project Fridge Art Space 5591 University Ave, City Heights, San Diego
🗓️ Open Mon-Sat from 7am-4pm
Everyone welcome.
