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Posted Nov. 20 2013 12:03

thethingthaTATEart (and spat something out)

Exploring possibilities with the Tate Gallery's recently open-sourced metadata files:

http://pallthayer.dyndns.org/thethingthaTATEart/

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Posted Nov. 12 2013 19:14

History of Computer Art

The third part of the fourth chapter of "The History of Computer Art" is now online in the English translation. The missing chapters V to VIII will follow.
Chapter IV.3 on "Evolutionary Art": URL: http://iasl.uni-muenchen.de/links/GCA-IV.3e.html

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Posted Nov. 10 2013 22:37

Can I Have Your Attention Please!

I've written a personal exploration of the first expressions of a new type of writing that has developed slowly and insidiously in the minds of those who grew up quietly plugged in and instinctively communicating online.

I look at a range of younger writers (Tao Lin, Marie Calloway, Steve Roggenbuck ...

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Posted Nov. 10 2013 21:38

toegristle #351

http://toegristle.com/perpetual-canvas/351

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Posted Nov. 10 2013 12:18

NFC Tags

The following text is pasted directly from http://estlack.com/studio-escape_plan_1

[img]http://estlack.com/images/portfolio/Tom_Estlack_image20131106195539.jpg[/img]

The impetus for this work came from a prospectus. I wasn't interested in the concept at first. The idea is that the work has to fit in a shoe box ...

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Posted Nov. 9 2013 12:30

History of Computer Art

The second part of the fourth chapter of "The History of Computer Art" is now online in the English translation. The missing chapters IV.3 to VIII will follow.
Chapter IV.2 on "Computer Animation" (movies, music videos, demoscene): URL: http://iasl.uni-muenchen.de/links/GCA-IV.2e.html

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Posted Nov. 8 2013 07:48

Call for Responses (Or...help a Grad Student Out)

Hello, and please allow me to introduce myself. My name is Tracy and I am a graduate student in Museum Studies at Johns Hopkins University. I am conducting a critique of one of the online exhibitions here at Rhizome.org, The Download, and I am hoping that some of you ...

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Posted Nov. 1 2013 02:56

New videos on WANDER WEB TV

WANDER WEB TV presents video art & experimental, reports on the theme of wandering: voyages, trips, strolls … various crossings and meetings …

http://tamaralai01.wix.com/wander

If you wish to participate, please contact me :

tamara.lai@skynet.be

Video art:

Annie Abrahams & Jan de Weille, Montpellier (FR ...

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Posted Oct. 31 2013 02:19

Metadesigning for the Future - Gene Youngblood's conversation with Erkki Huhtamo

We have the great pleasure to inform you that NeMe has published a conversation by Erkki Huhtamo with Gene Youngblood. This text and the images which illustrate it have never been published before.

Huhtamo's systematic approach of understanding new media by looking back into history and Youngblood's visionary insights remain ...

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Posted Oct. 30 2013 13:20

Breaking Bad:the bitTorrent Edition

[img]http://conormcgarrigle.com/images/breakingbad600.jpg[/img]

Breaking Bad: the bitTorrent Edition is a video created from the final episode of Breaking Bad incompletely downloaded from the internet via bittorrent.

The video has been linearly edited, no digital effects were used and all effects are in the corrupted file ...

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Posted Oct. 30 2013 06:09

Liquid Surveillance, the soft power of UBERMORGEN

Liquid Surveillance, the soft power of UBERMORGEN.

[img]http://www.furtherfield.org/sites/furtherfield.org/files/rachel_falconer/vlad2.jpg[/img]
UBERMORGEN, Vladimir (2013) . Image courtesy of Caroll Fletcher gallery.

Rachel Falconer's article is written in response to an interview conducted with lizvlx and Hans Bernhard from Ubermorgen. 'userunfriendly' is their ...

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Posted Oct. 23 2013 09:04

Bypassing Cartography- part 1

Bypassing Cartography- part 1

[img]http://www.furtherfield.org/sites/furtherfield.org/files/resize/furtherfield/bots-low2-427x570.jpg[/img]

Marc Garrett interviews Isabelle Arvers about the AntiAtlas of Borders project. Control systems along land, sea, air and virtual state borders are the subject of work and mutation for scientists, artists, filmmakers ...

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Posted Oct. 23 2013 08:56

Machine visions: James Bridle on drones, bots and the New Aesthetic

Machine visions: James Bridle on drones, bots and the New Aesthetic

[img]http://www.furtherfield.org/sites/furtherfield.org/files/imagecache/content_width_598px/drone-shadows-main.jpg[/img]

Taina Bucher interviews London-based artist, publisher and programmer James Bridle. Bridle discusses his work - addressing issues of drone surveillance and invisible technologies - and his understanding ...

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Posted Oct. 21 2013 15:25

History of Computer Art

The first part of the fourth chapter of "The History of Computer Art" is now online in the English translation. The missing chapters IV.2 to VIII will follow.
Chapter IV.1 on "Video Tools": URL: http://iasl.uni-muenchen.de/links/GCA-IV.1e.html

Based on an e-mail dialogue with ...

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Posted Oct. 21 2013 06:03

New podcast: Interview with Chris Dercon

New podcast: Interview with Chris Dercon

Chris Dercon, current director of the Tate Modern in London, talks about museums in times of crisis, the role of art in contemporary society, and new forms of collecting, exhibiting and engaging with the market.

Link: http://rwm.macba.cat/en/sonia/chris-dercon/capsula ...

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Posted Oct. 21 2013 05:15

In the Reading Club, reading is not unthought

Yesterday Annick Rivoire of the French online magazine poptronics published an interview (with Emmanuel Guez and me) on the backgrounds of the project Reading Club. I thought it might be nice for those who plan to attend this evenings or tomorrows online performance to be able to read it. So ...

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