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Posted Jan. 8 2015 06:37

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Add anything (pretty much) random to

http://www.michaelszpakowski.org/


eg . http://www.michaelszpakowski.org/bnghxxxvert

and wait & watch


cheers
m.

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Posted Dec. 1 2014 02:31

Syndrome 3.0: The Post-Human Gospel

Syndrome 3.0: The Post-Human Gospel

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Niki Russell reviews Syndrome 3.0: The Post-Human Gospel at 24 Kitchen Street - a night of performances, by artists whose entangled relation to technology seeks to posit new forms of identity and ...

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Posted Nov. 27 2014 02:20

Visions of a techno-leviathan: The politics of the Bitcoin blockchain

Visions of a techno-leviathan: The politics of the Bitcoin blockchain.

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http://furtherfield.org/features/articles/visions-techno-leviathan-politics-bitcoin-blockchain

Brett Scott examines the politics of the Bitcoin Blockchain and whether there will be a place for equality and democracy, as ...

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Posted Nov. 12 2014 02:35

Link Editions announces “Open”, a series of co-published books

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Link Editions is proud to announce “Open”, a series of catalogues, essay collections and pamphlets co-published with partner institutions. The series makes available to art institutions that are interested in publishing but aren't able ...

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Posted Nov. 10 2014 19:46

Can computational objects have agency?

Here are our thoughts. Other opinions, feedback or references would be great.

https://www.academia.edu/8780337/Mesh_Agency

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Posted Nov. 5 2014 05:19

Review of Nathaniel Stern’s Interactive Art and Embodiment: The Implicit Body As Performance

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Robert Jackson reviews Nathaniel Stern's Interactive Art and Embodiment: The Implicit Body as Performance (2013): a critical framework that argues for the importance of embodiment in digital interactive art together with a constitutive philosophy of relationality, movement ...

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Posted Oct. 23 2014 08:40

Game Engines in Art - come and share

Would anybody like to share art works or artists, that use game engines and game tools within their practice, where the resulting output has no game structure, goals, or narratives. It is important that the end point is not a game.

I am currently in the early stages of a ...

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Posted Oct. 17 2014 00:53

(Conceptual) Art, Cryptocurrency and Beyond.

(Conceptual) Art, Cryptocurrency and Beyond.

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Rob Myers brings together the history of conceptual art and the future of Bitcoin-style blockchain technology for what would have been a panel presentation at The White Building for V&A Digital Futures ...

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Posted Oct. 3 2014 01:14

Data as Culture

Data as Culture

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Review/article by Daniel Rourke

Rourke wallows in curator Shiri Shalmy's ongoing project Data as Culture, examining works by Paolo Cirio and James Bridle that deal explicitly with the concatenation of data. What ...

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Posted Oct. 1 2014 05:44

Digital pleasure in the aesthetic artefact | Review of HOLO Magazine

Book Review | Digital pleasure in the aesthetic artefact |

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By Mark Hancock.

You know a book review is going well when you disengage your critical mind and find yourself falling into the text and just soaking up ...

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Posted Sept. 8 2014 02:40

Pencil-Line-Eraser: An Interesting & Worthwhile Exhibition at Carroll/Fletcher, London

Pencil-Line-Eraser: An Interesting and Worthwhile Exhibition at Carroll/Fletcher, London.

Michael Szpakowski reviews Pencil-Line-Eraser, the 'expanded' drawing exhibition at Carroll/Fletcher in London and finds a great deal to commend in it, though it also raises some knotty problems too…

http://www.furtherfield.org/features/reviews/pencil-line-eraser-interesting-and-worthwhile-exhibition-carrollfletcher

“Pencil / Line / Eraser ...

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Posted Sept. 3 2014 01:04

Google New Breed: the commodification of digital art & its young minds

Google New Breed: the commodification of digital art & its young minds.

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Marco Donnarumma Marco examines the issues around Google breeding the next generation of digital artists, as shown in their recent venture with their infamous DevArt ...

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Posted Aug. 19 2014 03:40

A Sense of Place

My friends Tracy Vine and Liz Sterry (both completing MRes students of mine & Ruth Catlow's at Writtle) have been leading a photography project for the past few months in the Chelmsford, UK suburb of Great Baddow. It all culminates in an (expanded) photography exhibition in the parish hall

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Posted Aug. 11 2014 04:24

sketch for 'anecdote of the jar'

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sketch for 'anecdote of the jar'

Anecdote of the Jar

I placed a jar in Tennessee,
And round it was, upon a hill.
It made the slovenly wilderness
Surround that hill.

The wilderness rose up to it,
And sprawled around, no ...

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Posted Aug. 9 2014 07:25

novaScotia transCryption Engines

Dear Rhizome,

Here is some new art I made during a recent residency in southwest Nova Scotia:
http://deepyoung.org/current/nova/

Love,
Curt

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Posted Aug. 8 2014 18:29

Rhizome Today

Hi Tom, Thanks for the feedback about Rhizome Today (http://www.rhizome.org/today) - just copying part of it here since it's attached to a now-deleted post:

"I think you should leave these posts up on the blog, rather than have a monthly self-edited highlights post. Is the concern that ...

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