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Posted July 17 1996 21:00

dis-integration in the UK

In the summertime, when the weather is hot: the integration of two
worlds is the interesting thing (or an interesting thing, or maybe a
plausible metaphor) for the state of electronic arts in the UK. This
integration (or is it dis-integration) arrives in various ways: –
the institutional shifts – ...

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Posted July 17 1996 21:00

talking to a woman's chest

Currently featured at the @art web site, an electronic gallery of
University of Illinois' School of Art and design, is Stephanie Cunningham's
most recent on-line art project SILENCE. SILENCE sets out to depict some
of the ways in which women are systematically deprived of voice in real and
electronic spaces ...

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Posted July 11 1996 21:00

viral art

Joseph Nechvatal (jnech@imaginet.fr) has a new web site. The noisy
background gif makes a potentially interesting text frustratingly difficult
to read. Nechvatal's work "stems from a computer virus program."

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Posted July 9 1996 21:00

'Insite' interactive art event

Call for participation.
21.07.96 - 27.07.96 inclusive.
'Insite' interactive art event.

excerpt from Insite's website:

By passing visual material between
participants for manipulation, alteration
and addition which is then returned for
further deliberation and work, a visual
dialogue will be created.

The event will involve pairs of ...

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Posted July 5 1996 21:00

La Censure Intellectuelle (Intellectual Censorship)

Mixed media and postmodern, the authors of this exhibition/performance
operate at the junction between awareness of art history and a willingness
to approach a modern world. This is embodied by the use of contemporary
technology. Image, object, body and communication. Integrating photography
and video by touch up and mixing ...

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Posted July 3 1996 21:00

disrupting the homogenised multimedia application environment

I/O/D is a interactive magazine available free over the internet.
Featuring art, sound, text and images from an international array of
contributors. It has gained a strong following amongst interactive
designers as well as general computer users as a result of its dedication
to finding the most awkward ...

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Posted July 2 1996 21:00

The scene in Washington DC

The art scene in general in DC is very diffuse. Unlike other cities in
which I've lived (Toronto, Buffalo, Pittsburgh) there aren't any strong,
lively arts organizations that act like glue to bring the community
together. There are a number of small regional art centers that exhibit
visual art (painting ...

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Posted July 1 1996 21:00

FUTUREsonic

EXPLORING AND EXTENDING THE HORIZONS OF ELECTRONIC MUSIC AND DANCE CULTURE

A web site is being set up for FUTUREsonic that will present selections of
images, video, text and music representative of the event.

Participants are invited to send contributions to haywire@thelabs.demon.co.uk

FUTUREsonic - music and technology ...

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Posted July 1 1996 21:00

C O N T I G U I T E

An event on the alliance of ART - SCIENCE - TECHNOLOGY in the celebration of
" La Science en Fete " in Caen, Basse-Normandy, France

For the exposition we are searching internationaly for Videos, CD-Roms,
adresses of appropriate WWW - .http - sites that focus on the collaboration
of the arts, sciences and electronic ...

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Posted June 30 1996 21:00

the Web as a venue for criticism

It's tough to get any genuinely innovative art done on the Web. The
technical limitations of the medium present challenges many artists welcome
but few successfully overcome. But there are no technical obstacles to
getting solid art criticism out onto the Web, and in fact, if the WWW has
been ...

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Posted June 30 1996 21:00

Intention and interaction

The discussion between Paul Warren and Andreas Broeckmann is sort of difficult
for me to enter, as I am a writer, and one of those theory people who can appear
to be blocking the development of the work they think they are trying to
promote. But the issues are tremendous ...

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Posted June 28 1996 21:00

New Folk Art?

Paul Warren (pwnr@interport.net) wrote:

computer culture artists: a new type of folk art?

Donald Kuspit chose not to write about Larry Auerbach's work. While
it may seem odd, or even a bit self-depreciating to say this as the
curator, Larry's exclusion from the essay did not surprise me ...

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Posted June 27 1996 21:00

Wiretap 2.6

****************************** Wiretap 2.6 *******************************
Museums and the Internet

Date: ……………………………………… Sunday afternoon June 30
Time: …………………….. open from 13.00hrs - start program 14.00hrs
Location: …………….. V2_Organisatie - Eendrachtsstraat 10 - Rotterdam
Admission: …………………………………………………… free

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Many museums are in the process of starting up various activities in
relation to the Internet as a ...

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Posted June 25 1996 21:00

CIBER@RT'96: CALL FOR PAPERS

CIBER@RT'96: First International Conference on Virtual Reality

CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS

November 4-7, 1996
Valencia, Spain.

Ciber@RT '96 is an annual international conference that has risen from
the need of creating a space open for discussion and reflexion about
the non-stopping evolution of New Technologies and its relation to ...

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Posted June 24 1996 21:00

response to David Hudson (excerpt)

"Living in Europe, I shouldn't need a T1 to access ZerO News,
especially considering that it's located on a site justifiably priding
itself on all it's done in the name of public access. But the large
Public Netbase icons slow the whole navigation process to a crawl."

In this ...

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Posted June 23 1996 21:00

telepolis & t0

In his essay, "_Wired_ Unplugged", Mark Dery, author and culture jammer, quotes
Jordan Crandall quoting a magazine advertisement:

"Miming disembodied hyperkinesis, _Wired_ simulates a simulation—the immersive
virtuality promised by a recent NEC ad, which declared, 'Everything you know
about multimedia is about to change. And fast. Call it "virtual reality" ...

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