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Posted Jan. 26 2005 09:55

Education and Crisis

Christoph Spehr: Education and Crisis

As part of
Transcript from WebCamTalk 1.0
http://newmediaeducation.org

[Christoph Spehr is a German political and cultural theorist, author and
video-maker. In 2001 he got the Rosa-Luxemburg-prize for his essay on Free
Cooperation; an English translation will be available in 2005. His ideas ...

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Posted Jan. 26 2005 09:48

FW: netopticon report - call for submissions

netopticon report
Together with superficial anonymity and seemingly apparent ways of hiding or
faking one's identity, the Internet delivers a new set of powerful and
sophisticated instruments of surveillance. Network activity of an individual
user, intercepted on the borders of ostensibly integral web realm, is easily
back-traced by power holders ...

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Posted Jan. 26 2005 07:53

article help

Looking for leads on someone who was included in a Whitney Biennial who then later decided to turn his/her back on the art world and stop making art, getting a job as an insurance salesman or an accountant or something else completely unrelated to art.

Ideas?

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Posted Jan. 26 2005 06:24

Know Where You Are

Following a GPS visit to the Isle of Wight last week, I was wondering
what the point of universal GPS was and where it would lead us. I had a
huge thought: Knowing where you are is a fundamental human right.

We take this for granted as we generally know ...

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Posted Jan. 26 2005 04:05

Speaking of Court Cases ......and things on the edge

Does anyone remember one from the Pacific Northwest where somebody in
Cypherpunkland proposed a sort of "Anonymous Political Assination Plot"
that used some sort of anonmymous cash or encryption verification plan. I
believe the person get actually get successfully proscuted for what was a
albeit very scary thought crime. The ...

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Posted Jan. 26 2005 03:13

[oldboys] hack.it.art in Berlin - Next Events

> From: Tatiana Bazzichelli <t.bazzichelli@mclink.it>
> Date: January 26, 2005 6:03:38 AM EST
> To: oldboys@lists.ccc.de
> Subject: [oldboys] hack.it.art in Berlin - Next Events
> Reply-To: oldboys@lists.ccc.de
> Reply-To: t.bazzichelli@mclink.it
>
> hack.it ...

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Posted Jan. 26 2005 03:11

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY at New York State Council for the Arts

Begin forwarded message:

> From: "Arian Blanco" <ablanco@nysca.org>
> Date: January 25, 2005 6:55:09 PM EST
> To: <rachel@rhizome.org>
> Subject: INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY at New York State Council for the Arts
>
> ****Please Post & forward to anyone that may be interested***
> ...

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Posted Jan. 26 2005 03:07

TONIGHT--Floating Points 2: Anne Galloway

FLOATING POINTS 2: NETWORKED ART IN PUBLIC SPACES
Anne Galloway: Playful Mobilities

TONIGHT: Wednesday, January 26, 7:00 p.m. (USA EST)
WHERE: Streamed Live at
http://institute.emerson.edu/floatingpoints/05/index.php and at the Bill
Bordy Theatre, 216 Tremont Street, Boston.
Free and open to the public ...

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Posted Jan. 26 2005 02:10

Rapidly Morphing Message; ) Re: [greatbiggroup] Re: Battlefield Earth (more RAL for some) Re: Steve Kurtz for Art Types

Perhaps although I think Rush Limbaugh likes to fly by the seat of the
pants more. So he has less staff checking stuff. I think Moyers has people
check a bit more. So I would like to see examples of his actual factual
errors. For example did he and PBS ...

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Posted Jan. 26 2005 01:55

Art is a software plug-in. An interview with Peter Luining

Originally published at Artificial, http://www.artificial.dk
Article with images: http://www.artificial.dk/articles/luining.htm

Dutch artist Peter Luining's digital artistic production spans over many styles and formats. Since he entered the early net art scene, his works have explored the nature of interactivity, dealt with the ...

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Posted Jan. 26 2005 00:49

Artist Seeks Curator?

I was preparing a proposal* for the Art Interactive call a few weeks ago when I realized that they were seeking proposals from curators rather than artists. I can certainly understand why they would do things in this manner, however, for me this raises the question:

How does an artist ...

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Posted Jan. 26 2005 00:08

art through locative/ mobile/ pervasive/ wearable/ wireless devices

mob art links

art through locative/ mobile/ pervasive/ wearable/ wireless devices

http://www.netzwissenschaft.de/mob.htm



–
Susana Mendes Silva

Rua dos Jeronimos, 50, 3

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Posted Jan. 25 2005 22:05

PANOPLY, an interdisciplinary exhibition, Columbia U. School of the Arts

The School of the Arts Graduate Arts Council presents…

PANOPLY:
Columbia University School of the Arts' First Interdisciplinary
Exhibition

Thursday, January 27, 2005
5-10pm
Free (ALSO: FREE FOOD AND DRINKS, compliments of the Graduate Arts
Council!)
LeRoy Neiman Gallery (310 Dodge) and
the Lifetime Screening Room (511 Dodge)
Dodge Hall ...

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Posted Jan. 25 2005 21:31

Project Features - call for proposals

[NewMediaArtProjectNetwork]:||cologne
www.nmartproject.net <http://www.nmartproject.net>
installed a new site, entitled:
"Project features"
<http://features.nmartproject.net>
and plans to feature during 2005 each month
another of the best projects on the net..
.
The projects to be featured can be works
by single ...

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Posted Jan. 25 2005 21:27

links

Should you write about or otherwise link to net.art, one of the tests of
whether you've chosen significant work is simply whether it continues to be
available online over the years.

ja
http://vispo.com

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Posted Jan. 25 2005 15:06

GPS Drawing

How can i find out more about GPS Drawing as a creative tool. I am currently
a PhD candidate in Media Arts and this type of 'new media' would be
a worthwhile adjunct to my research

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