Personal information appliances, PDAs and nomadic technologies are causing a redefinition of technological culture in the way that society communicates, locates, and expresses itself. (re)distributions addresses these shifts in considering the handheld and embedded digital device as site of cultural inquiry and personal expression. Comprised of nearly 25 artists ...
"Multimedia: from Wagner to Virtual Reality" Randall Packer & Ken Jordan, Editors New York: Norton, 2001
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Now that the tech boom of the 1990s has settled down, we can finally look at the concept of multimedia in a context other than it being shiny, sexy, and new. In fact, now ...
This is a marginal report of the current annual conference at the Banff New Media Institute called "Interactive Screen" that has attempted to address a wide range of topics such a production, distribution and reception of both 'heavy' and 'light' interactive media (interactive film, SMS messaging ...
"And yet, and yet . . . [d]enying temporal succession, denying the self, denying the astronomical universe, are apparent desperations and secret consolations. Our destiny is not frightful by being unreal; it is frightful because it is irreversible and iron-clad. Time is the substance I am made ...
"The Language of New Media" by Lev Manovich MIT Press, 2001
Lev Manovich is an admirer of the "Soviet Montage" filmmakers who were active during the first decades of the Twentieth Century. One trademark of these filmmakers is known as "the Kuleshov effect." In this editing technique, one image ...
"Man, Woman, Want to Game." With these prophetic words, Nolan Bushnell, father of Pong and Atari, launched a lively panel discussion on video games last Thursday at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
The event, titled "ArtCade," attracted a sold-out crowd of nearly 300 gamers and art ...
In this dialogue Greg Sidal talks to app-art.org about his network and digital artworks. Greg is author of Drive Scroll, a screen saver that copies the contents of your hard drive to your monitor.
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Q: Could you explain a little the idea behind DriveScroll? What was it about scrolling ...
invitation for network projects to a virtual<-> real temporary network between internet-remote people and the 5 real nodes organizers of the "medi@terra/2001" moving festival: Lavrio(Athens), Sofia, Belgrade, Maribor, Frankfurt
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invitation for network projects
Deadlines :
25 July: last day for projects draft propositions 1 July - 30 October ...
What does music look like? "The Shape of Song" is an attempt to answer this seemingly paradoxical question. The custom software in this work draws musical patterns in the form of translucent arches, allowing viewers to see–literally–the shape of any composition available on the Web. The resulting images reflect the ...
About a month ago, Hoydigiteer.org launched the FOCUS.01 call for proposals with the principal objective of promoting young and emerging individuals or small artists groups working in new media. Certain conditions also applied to participate in the project, particularly that the proposals either fused traditional practices with new ...
THADGAVIN is a collaborative work between Thaddaeus Frogley and Gavin Buttimore. They were one of the winners of the 2001 I.O.C.C.C (International Obfuscated C Code Contest - http://www ...
This symposium provides a glimpse into the past and the future of the computer-assisted construction of reality. It will consider different aspects of the provocative and lively exchange between fantasy and reality, concentrating particularly on the role of computers and computer networks.
The symposium covers three days, each of which ...