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Posted April 17 2002 21:00

Sarai--Part 1

[Sarai is an alternative, non-profit organization in Delhi, India. They
describe themselves as "a space for research, practice and conversation
about the contemporary media and urban constellations." Sarai publishes
an annual "Reader" covering many issues relevant to new media art. In a
recent email exchange, Mike Caloud had the ...

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Posted April 14 2002 21:00

interview with jordan crandall

Interview with Jordan Crandall on the "Trigger Project"
by Rosanne Altstatt

Rosanne Altstatt: Even though you are most well known for your film and
video work, I'd like to start this interview with a question about your
diagrams. Their dynamics are so different from the slick impressions
your moving images ...

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Posted April 14 2002 21:00

Richard Wright--Bank of Time interview

Growth through Idleness

The following interview with Richard Wright covers material related to
the Bank of Time. It was carried out by email over late March, early
April 2002.

Mac and Windows versions of the screensaver are available from
http://www.theBankofTime.com/

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MF: Your recent project, The Bank of ...

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Posted April 13 2002 21:00

An Interview With John Klima

John Klima is a 3D artist whose recent proposal, "Context Breeder," has
received one of three of this years inaugural Rhizome Grants. He has
also presented his work, "EARTH", in this years Whitney Biennial.

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ES: Tell me how you decided to go into digital art. What did you see ...

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Posted April 13 2002 20:00

RHIZOME DIGEST: 4.14.02

RHIZOME DIGEST: April 14, 2002 Content: +editor's note+ 1. Mary West: Net Art Commissions Announcement 2. Mary West: Rhizome Remix in Toronto on 4/16 +opportunity+ 3. Trace Reddell: calls for submissions–Digital Salvage v.1 +work+ 4. unbehagen ...

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Posted April 11 2002 21:00

why art should be free 1/3--the costs of property

"Where there is no gift there is no art." –Lewis Hyde

Artists have been both instigators and beneficiaries of the digital
revolution. But the delicate ecology that sustains that revolution is at
risk of being overwhelmed by the business of art. In the war brewing
over creativity in the ...

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Posted April 11 2002 21:00

why art should be free 3/3--notes

NOTES

1 To be sure, headlines like "Tangible Dollars for an Intangible
Creation"
<http://query.nytimes.com/search/abstract?res=F30C11F83A5B0C7B8DDDAB0894
DA404482> are not always the fault of the individual journalist, but may
reflect the priorities of the periodical that prints them.

2 By comparison, Berkman affiliate Glenn Otis ...

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Posted April 11 2002 21:00

why art should be free 2/3--the digital sanctuary

…how can you destroy artistic property without destroying art?

THE OPEN LICENSE

The answer is with an open license. Open licenses have rarely been
applied to art8, but they've been a driving force behind much of the
software that runs the Internet.9 The archetype for open licenses is
Richard ...

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Posted April 11 2002 21:00

how to sell digital art

[Following is a synopsis of the "Collecting the Uncollectible" panel
discussion held at the Guggenheim last Tuesday 9 April. The topic, new
business models for digital artists, was conceived by artist Mark Napier
together with Kim Kanatani and Rosanna Flouty of the Guggenheim Museum.
Artists John Klima and John Simon ...

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Posted April 11 2002 21:00

Generation Flash

SUMMARY

GENERATION FLASH looks at the phenomenon of Flash graphics on the Web
that attracted a lot of creative energy in the last few years. More than
just a result of a particular software / hardware situation (low
bandwidth leading to the use of vector graphics), Flash aesthetics
exemplifies cultural sensibility ...

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Posted April 10 2002 21:00

VCards

VCards is an email based art application. Using the metaphor of the
greeting card VCards invites the users to share a voyeuristic experience
by viewing and sending emails with random personal images to people in
their address book.

Send A VCard to someone you love:

http://www.flavoredthunder.com/vcards ...

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Posted April 9 2002 21:00

Net Art Commissions Announcement

Rhizome.org is pleased to announce that five artists/groups have been
awarded commissions to assist them in creating original works of net art
through our new Commissioning Program.

We received 135 proposals by the February 15, 2002 deadline, many of
which were very strong. A panel of five jurors–Steve ...

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Posted April 6 2002 19:00

RHIZOME DIGEST: 4.7.02

RHIZOME DIGEST: April 7, 2002 Content: +work+ 1. andrew childs: loaded search queries 2. Mark Daggett: ReferPrint 3. hidenori watanave: "RhythmEngine" project info 4. Christina McPhee: Piranesia 5. victor@n-gon.com: delter, second beta release +book review+ 6. Lars Hubrich ...

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Posted March 31 2002 20:00

ReferPrint

"ReferPrint" a new Internet artwork from Mark Daggett launched today.

About "ReferPrint":

"ReferPrint" is a work that makes art from the images found on pages
that link to it. For example, if Rhizome.org links to "ReferPrint," then
when the piece starts it reads in all images from the ...

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Posted March 30 2002 19:00

RHIZOME DIGEST: 3.31.02

RHIZOME DIGEST: March 31, 2002 Content: +editor's note+ 1. Alena Williams: Rhizome.org has expanded the scope of the ArtBase +opportunity+ 2. Lars Gustav Midboe: Call For Entries–Electrohype 2002 +announcement+ 3. Derek Holzer: NEXT 5 MINUTES 4–First General ...

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Posted March 28 2002 20:00

Ballettikka Internettikka 2--final report

Report about the realization of the project:

Ballettikka Internettikka - Part Two | ballet.net
http://www2.arnes.si/~ljintima2/ballet/ballet_2/www/index.html

1. NEWS

I. Stromajer and B. Zorman are safely back home, after they realized the
illegal net performance entitled "Ballettikka Internettikka - Part Two |
ballet.net" in Bolshoi ...

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