Rhizome

discussion

Posted April 8 2001 21:00

Variable Interpretations

Preserving the Immaterial
Guggenheim, NY, March 30-31, 2001
www.guggenheim.org/variablemedia

+report+

This just in: Bits die, browsers fail, computers age, plug-ins drop out,
and artificial languages become extinct. Those museums adding conceptual
and new media art to their collections now have more to worry about than
finding enough ...

Details →

discussion

Posted April 6 2001 21:00

book review--"Media Art Interaction"

+book review+

"Media Art Interaction: The 1980s and 1990s in Germany"
Rudolf Frieling / Dieter Daniels, editors
(Vienna: Springer, 2000)

The speed of technical innovation and its integration into artistic
practice puts media art theory in an awkward position. Its object of
study moves so fast that the media art theorist ...

Details →

discussion

Posted April 3 2001 21:00

Data-Nudism

/// from "Gallery 9 / Walker Art Centre", 01 jan 2001 ///
http://www.walkerart.org/gallery9/lifesharing

Data-Nudism An interview with 0100101110101101.ORG about life_sharing

Matthew Fuller matt@axia.demon.co.uk

+ + +

Q.: In your text describing the project, you mention that "A computer,
with the passing of time, ends up looking ...

Details →

discussion

Posted April 1 2001 21:00

artport

I have had work selected by the Whitney Museum of Art to be shown in
their "artport" exhibition. Here is a brief description of the piece for
those that are interested in such things:

+ + +

<referrer.link.referrer>

The ability to archive every aspect of digital art on ...

Details →

discussion

Posted March 30 2001 20:00

Conversions

"BitStreams" and "Data Dynamics"
Whitney Museum of American Art (New York)
March 22 - June 10, 2001

"010101–Art in Technological Times"
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
January 1 - July 8, 2001

+ + +

Net art is about *conversions*. Why conversions? Perhaps because net art
needs data like paintings need pigment, and converting ...

Details →

discussion

Posted March 28 2001 20:00

Interview with Eugene Thacker

"To not be satisfied with just the screenal net art."

[Eugene Thacker is a writer, theorist and artist. I know his work mostly
through his collaboration with the New York based net performance group
Fakeshop, but he has also done solo projects and is mostly a writer.
Eugene Thacker's ...

Details →

discussion

Posted March 27 2001 20:00

Artistic Practice in the Network

Introduction to _Interaction: Artistic Practice in the Network_ Jordan
Crandall

For three months in the spring of 1998 an online forum called
"

Details →

discussion

Posted March 18 2001 20:00

Peter Schauer interviews Alex Galloway

Interview with Alex Galloway by Peter Schauer
(p.schauer@theartnewspaper.com) of The Art Newspaper
(http://www.theartnewspaper.com)

Peter Schauer: Why Rhizome? What's the agenda? What is Rhizome's purpose
and what is important about it? What volume of submissions are you
currently dealing with?

Alex Galloway: Rhizome is a ...

Details →

discussion

Posted March 18 2001 20:00

net.dialogue.2--Postcinematic Writing

Net.Dialogue #2
Postcinematic Writing
(with Mark Amerika and Adrian Miles)

Mark Amerika: Let's talk about the vog; as the vog manifesto
(http://hypertext.rmit.edu.au/vog/manifesto) says:

"9. a vog is dziga vertov with a mac and a modem"

Could you elaborate?

Adrian Miles: "I the machine ...

Details →

discussion

Posted March 18 2001 20:00

Details →

discussion

Posted March 15 2001 20:00

New Media Art and Ethics in South Korea

[This commentary was cowritten by Young-hae Chang (CEO) and Marc Voge
(CIO) of YOUNG-HAE CHANG HEAVY INDUSTRIES. Marc's recent exhibition "Web
Project 8" appeared at the Total Museum of Contemporary Art in Seoul,
Korea.]

+ + +

Since the South Korean dictator Park Chung-hee's assassination in 1979,
Korean art has known two essential ...

Details →

discussion

Posted March 11 2001 20:00

WebTracer interview

Interview with Tom Betts /NullPointer

NullPointer has recently released a beta-version of a new web
visualisation application, WebTracer. Downloadable from:

http://www.nullpointer.co.uk/-/tracer.htm

+ + +

MF: What are the questions you are asking about the structure of the
web, and about the software that is being developed to ...

Details →

discussion

Posted March 10 2001 20:00

Interview Yourself is Online!

The first group of Interviews for the "Interview Yourself"
(IY-IY-IY-IY-IY) project - (see below) are now online at
http://plagiarist.org/iy

Max Herman, nn, www.0100101110110101.org,
eyescratch, and Frederic Madre
interviewed by the people who know them best!

(note - some people e-mailed texts which i was not sure were ...

Details →

discussion

Posted March 8 2001 20:00

lovebyte2001

lovebyte2001
A four day festival in Sheffield 22 - 25 March presenting new computer
based art and media.

Latest news and full programme details at
http://www.lovebytes.org.uk/2001

+ L i v e P e r f o r m a n c e s Autechre, Richard Chartier, Taylor ...

Details →

discussion

Posted March 8 2001 20:00

A MOMENT OF SILENCE... FOR eToys Inc.

TOY.soldiers, etoy.SHAREHOLDERS & FRIENDS,

thousands mourn : we all just lost a player, 9 billion dollars and a
legendary "s"…

http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20010307/wr/leisure_etoys_dc_2.html

the following message was distributed among the business community
tonight - right after eToys Inc. officially went out of business… ...

Details →

discussion

Posted March 5 2001 20:00

Prix Ars Electronica 2001

The Prix Ars Electronica 2001 marks the 15th edition of the competition
for cyberarts, which is organized by the Austrian Broadcasting
Corporation (ORF), Upper Austrian Regional Studio, in conjunction with
the Ars Electronica Festival. From the start, the Prix Ars Electronica
has been conceived as an open platform for various ...

Details →