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Posted April 29 2001 21:00

Vectorial Elevation--book review

Vectorial Elevation
by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer
http://www.alzado.net

Amidst the array of activities commonly associated with the Internet–
email, MP3 downloading, online shopping, streaming broadcasts, dotcom
advertising, and so on–it can be easy to forget that, beneath all the
hardware and cables, is a technology that is fundamentally built ...

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Posted April 28 2001 21:00

mediawork 16 | Print Post Print

mediawork 16 | Print Post Print
Saturday | May 19 | 1-6 PM | LAT Media Center
Art Center College of Design
1700 Lida St. | Pasadena, CA 91103

For decades, the design of dynamic media derived many of its precepts
from the traditions of graphic design. Recently, though, the flow has
shifted. Motion graphics ...

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Posted April 27 2001 21:00

cream +2+

cream 2

+ + +

Bath in cream. cream is an experimental collaboration of writers and
curators in the field of net art. cream will come to you as a (sometimes
iregular) bi-weekly newsletter devoted to theory and criticism
concerning art in network culture. All texts and reviews are kept as
short as ...

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Posted April 26 2001 21:00

net.ephemera

net.ephemera

May 3-31, 2001
Moving Image Gallery 414 Broadway, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10013

Curated by Mark Tribe of Rhizome.org
Opening reception: Thursday, May 3, 6-9pm.

Net art is made to be experienced online. How then should museums and
galleries best exhibit net art in their physical ...

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Posted April 25 2001 21:00

The Aesthetics of Programming--Interview with Mark Napier (Part 2)

[This interview was completed in the fall 2000 for the online+print
exhibition ON OFF at afsnitp.dk and in the printed magazine Hvedekorn,
both based in Copenhagen, Denmark (http://www.afsnitp.dk/onoff/). Issues
touched upon are: the role of programming in creation and appreciation
of net art, the ...

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Posted April 25 2001 21:00

The Aesthetics of Programming--Interview with Mark Napier (Part 3)

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Posted April 25 2001 21:00

The Aesthetics of Programming--Interview with Mark Napier (Part 1)

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Posted April 24 2001 21:00

Connective Force Attack

Connective Force Attack

an Internet project that has a place in the day-to-day urban fabric

+ allows the groups of participants to cooperate inside media
interspaces = part-public zones of manifestation, encryption and
confidentiality

+ staged this autumn by the Kulturbeh

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Posted April 23 2001 21:00

The Language of New Media

The Language of New Media
Lev Manovich

The MIT Press: March 2001. ISBN 0-262-13374-1.
352 pp., 55 illus. $34.95/

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Posted April 22 2001 21:00

ON OFF v. 2.0 - net art online and in print

ON OFF v. 2.0

Wednesday April 11, 2001 was the release date of version 2.0 of ON OFF -
an update to the original exhibition featuring international net art
online and in print released in December 2000.

ON OFF features new net art projects and theoretical texts on net ...

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Posted April 22 2001 21:00

Art and Money Online

Art and Money Online

In comparison to Net_Condition at ZKM and the current blockbusters
Bitstreams at the Whitney and 010101 at SFMOMA, the Tate Gallerys first
foray into new media art looks decidedly feeble. Two rooms at the very
end of Tate Britains cavernous entrance hall, which have to be ...

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Posted April 20 2001 21:00

TAKEOVER--Who's doing the art of tomorrow

Ars Electronica 2001
TAKEOVER–Who's doing the art of tomorrow
September 1 - 6, 2001
Linz, Austria
http://www.aec.at/takeover

Which constellations, which factors are defining the art of tomorrow,
where will it happen, who is doing it and with whom?

The altered framework conditions that effect working as an ...

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Posted April 20 2001 21:00

net.dialogue.3--Dub Fictions

Net.Diologue.3

Dub Fictions
(with Mark Amerika and Jeff Noon)

Mark Amerika: I'm really digging your new book, Cobralingus. The
connection between music (or sound) and writing is becoming really
important again.

Jeff Noon: Well, we did a great gig last night, to launch Cobralingus.
Local DJ, Req, gave ...

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Posted April 20 2001 21:00

Wrong browser detected

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<h3>You may be using a #Wrong browser</h3>
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Posted April 18 2001 21:00

dazed and confused by variable media

I'm glad to hear the contested issues of media preservation getting some
play on Rhizome (see Marisa S. Olson's and Philip Galanter's <a href="/archive/digest/msg00017.rhiz">comments</a>
in the 4.13.01 Rhizome Digest). I guess I shouldn't be surprised to see
some confusion about the variable ...

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Posted April 18 2001 21:00

net.audio.active | an interview with Rachel Baker

[Rachel Baker is a member of the worldwide techno, social, radical group
Irational.org. She has worked collaboratively with backspace.org, the
net.audio collective xchange, and has produced an online critical
net.radio guide called TMselector. Baker is currently investigating the
intersection between streaming networks, mobile/FM broadcasts, and ...

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