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fAf May-June 03
cyberTribe: 'Light One' by Jonathon Jones
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CYBERTRIBE
cyberTribe presents Light One, a series of works by Sydney-based
artist, Jonathon Jones. He has undertaken research trips and cultural
exchanges to Hawai'i and Canada and his work has been exhibited in
Australia and overseas including as part of the research archive of
the 2002 Adelaide Biennial, conVerge. cyberTribe is curated by Jenny
Fraser.
http://www.fineartforum.org/Gallery/cybertribe/index.htm
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THIS MONTH IN fAf
:: Alt-X Tenth Anniversary: Mark Amerika, founder and publisher of
Alt-X, speaks with Linda Carroli on Alt-X's 10th anniversary.
:: Power, Politics and the Internet: Gary Foley explores the future
technological possibilities of empowerment or dis-empowerment from an
Indigenous perspective.
:: Peer-to-Peer: the collective, collaborative and liberated memory
of sound: Alessandro Ludovico explores various aspects of
file-sharing in relation to sound.
:: State of Theatre Scene in Singapore: Agnes Teh investigates the
challenges and obstacles faced by the Singaporean theatre scene today.
:: Interdisciplinary Practice/Viewer Experience: Judy Malloy writes
about the various facets of Interactive art.
:: It's Cool to be Real!: Paul Brown reviews Charlie Gere's Digital Culture.
:: Online Animation: YJ Tan asks how has the Internet helped in the
distribution of animation?.
:: The Language of War Symposium: Dave Brine reports on media
responses to reportage on the Iraq War.
:: Drawing Shortcuts: Heidi P. Jermyn reviews Jim Leggitt's guide for
developing drawing skills using today's technology.
:: BORDERPANIC: Tracey Benson interviews BORDERPANIC curators,
Deborah Kelly and Zina Kaye
:: BORDERPANIC Reader: Linda Carroli reviews the BORDERPANIC Reader.
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