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Posted March 4 2001 20:00

self-interview of 0100101110110101.org

Anti-Post-Net Art

A self-interview of www.0100101110110101.org

0: How would you compare the mutations of your web site - second-last
was the file directory of "life_sharing" - to the self-referential
continuity of Net Art in the progression from Heath Bunting and jodi to
Lisa Jevbratt? Are you concerned with that 'code ...

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Posted March 4 2001 20:00

Call for entries

Streaming Cinema 2.0 It isn't film anymore

Cinema is an art form rooted in technology.

From the earliest nickelodeons on through the introduction of sound and
color and continuing today with the emergence of digital video,
cinematic form has always been shaped by the technology of the medium.
This ...

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Posted March 4 2001 20:00

Informative arts ? An interview of Clement Thomas from pavu.com

Informative arts ? A plining world.
An interview of Clement Thomas by Alban Saporos.

Alban Saporos : Clement Thomas, you are an artist and you're
pavu.com's Officer General. Isn't this a turnchair ?

Clement Thomas : For who's heard this before, musical chairs are never
enough.

AS: Your "ctgr theory" focuses on your ...

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Posted March 1 2001 20:00

Immersive Virtual Environments

[Char Davies is an artist based in Montreal. As co-founder of the
software company Softimage, Davies has worked for several years in the
field of virtual reality. The two works discussed here, "Osmose" and
"Eph

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Posted March 1 2001 20:00

Blast Off!--'010101' Opens at SFMOMA

Roughly two months after the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art's
ambitious Net exhibition of Website commissions went live, one minute
and one second into the first day of the first month of 2001, the three-
dimensional portion of their code-riddled show, "010101: Art in
Technological Times," (http://www ...

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Posted Feb. 26 2001 20:00

Call for Participation!

Call for Neurons!

"Distributed Processor" is a new, starting small but entirely scalable,
quite expandable, promising to be wonderful, project of mine.

Each participant inserts a small bit of code into any number of web
pages. With visits by those who view these pages, clicks on the visible
forms of ...

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Posted Feb. 25 2001 20:00

Interview with Helen Thorington

Interview with Helen Thorington
by: Valerie Lamontange

[Helen Thorington is the director of Turbulence, a New York-based new
media center involved in the production and dissemination of net.art.
Turbulence has been a seminal organization in fostering financial as
well as promotional support to net.artists in the New York ...

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Posted Feb. 25 2001 20:00

call for entries...

+ + + call for entries + + +

http://www.workroom.org/

this is an online project built to coincide with the three.oh initiated
may 1st reboot. all info is at this link. deadline is april 01.2001.
-s

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Posted Feb. 25 2001 20:00

Technologies To The People Annual Report 2000

To our shareholders

Technologies To The People

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Posted Feb. 23 2001 20:00

CRUMB

CRUMB - Curatorial Resource for Upstart Media Bliss
http://www.newmedia.sunderland.ac.uk/crumb/

A new website for those who exhibit, organise, archive or make new media
art (including Internet art, interactive installations, CD-ROMs, digital
video, etc.)

The site includes:

Exclusive CRUMB INTERVIEWS on the issues faced by curators when ...

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Posted Feb. 19 2001 20:00

net.dialogue.1--WYSIWYG SUBJECTS

net.dialogue.1
WYSIWYG SUBJECTS
(with Mark Amerika and Eugene Thacker)

"I'm an eye. A mechanical eye. I, the machine, show you a world the way
only I can see it. I free myself for today and forever from human
immobility. I'm in constant movement…[f]reed from the boundaries ...

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Posted Feb. 14 2001 20:00

organising net art: net-art.ws

[The last two years sites that promote, sell or investigate net art in
general have erupted from the digital magma. These sites vary in
quality, background and style, but most of them do provide some kind of
new approach, some piece of the puzzle that builds a necesary haven for ...

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Posted Feb. 14 2001 20:00

Jeffrey Shaw

[I am cleaning up my mailboxes, and this is one thing I stumbled on. It
is an old interview with Jeffrey Shaw that I did at Transmediale 2000
(so last year). This is an excerpt actually, not the whole interview.
This part focusses on the net art browser he designed ...

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Posted Feb. 14 2001 20:00

CMI XML Test Bed

CALL FOR PARTICIPATION SPECTRUM XML-DTD TEST BED

CIMI has been participating in mda's ongoing project to develop an
XML-DTD for the established museum standard, SPECTRUM. With the first
working version of the DTD now complete, CIMI plans to lead a test bed
designed to test the DTD and encourage its ...

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Posted Feb. 14 2001 20:00

New Turbulence Work--The Apartment

Turbulence
http://turbulence.org
THE APARTMENT

Turbulence takes great pleasure in announcing the launch of "The
Apartment", a new work by Marek Walczak and Martin Wattenberg with
Jonathan Feinberg.

In a mnemonic technique of a previous pre-Post-It era, Cicero imagined
inscribing the themes of a speech on a suite of ...

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Posted Feb. 13 2001 20:00

new residency program for contemporary collaborations

A CALL

TO ARTISTS WORKING ACROSS DISCIPLINES emerging artists and professionals
register early to be part of an exciting new platform to study and
explore THE ART OF INTERDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATION

Maxine Heppner is pleased to announce the launch of

Across Oceans | At Home

A 3-week residency program this May-June 2001 ...

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