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one foot by one foot pieces
from over 70 artists

Opening reception: Saturday, August 7th 7-11pm
Exhibition continues ...

Smart-d
ISBN: 0-595-32545-9
http://www.kenjisiratori.com

VISIONARY BIZARRE MACHINES!!!

Body]]cold-blooded disease animals fear*artificial sun of electron like the cell that glitters the love that got deranged….that basement chromosome went mad program the speed mutation of the ADAM doll suck blood stick of the machine=angel brain ...

Don't miss this once only real-time event…….

*Live Online Interview with Andy Deck on the VisitorsStudio *

Wednesday 11th August
New York 2 pm, London 7 pm (BST)
VisitorsStudio: http://www.furtherstudio.org/live (Just go to the URL
and log in)

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Following the recent retrospective of Andy Deck's work ...

*NetBehaviour List Residencies*
- an ongoing in-house project built by users of the NetBehaviour list.

An in-house, networked artist/curator/writer residency
lasting for 2 weeks where a practicioner's work is seen,
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of stuff to the list that does not necessarily ...

Lewis LaCook wrote:

> 1.) What programming languages do you use?
C++, Java, Perl, ActionScript, Lingo
>
> 2.) Why did you choose the language(s) that you use,
> and how did you learn it/them?
Learnt mostly as part of set projects in particular environments in college and ...

<div>Hello Eric,</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>I normally read through most material that goes through the list and
don't reply, mainly due to time constraints,&nbsp; or because others
often say it before I get to the keyboard.&nbsp; But you have made a
remark that I find the ...

On Aug 5, 2004, at 3:34 PM, Lemmy Caution wrote:

> 1.) What programming languages do you use?

C (and variants), Max, Supercollider/Smalltalk, Applescript, Javascript.

> 2.) Why did you choose the language(s) that you use,
> and how did you learn it/them?

I choose Max ...

<br />RHIZOME DIGEST: August 6, 2004<br /><br />Content:<br /><br />+announcement+<br />1. Jason Scott: Cyborg Art History<br />2. G.H. Hovagimyan: republican Convention Moblog<br />3. marc: Live Online Interview with Andy Deck on the VisitorsStudio<br /> <br />+opportunity+<br />4. Digital Media Centre: Opportunity for Experimentation<br />5 ...

Perhaps, we have wrapped ourselves in the theories of new media instead of the visons of Miles Davis, Kenneth Koch, et al, the artists and Poets who have a vision of the future. These visions never call for disciples.
Forget the theorits, they always abound at the beginning of a ...

well i have come to the point where I believe that Miles Davis understood a language that was far more complex, far more detailed and expressive than Derrida, Deleuze and Benjamin could ever have access to.
Noone comes close.
He is the father of the new century.

Miles and the Virtual

Tonight, not unlike any other night I have been listening to Miles Davis.
Tonight I played Miles Davis Live from Montreaux and Kinda Blue.
Why do these sounds escape the rules of virtual encoding?
How is it that a mere human being can so deftly craft ...

Does anyone have opinions about what American wireless providers are best in
sync with emerging mobile phone technologies? I'm with Sprint right now and
it seems just so bad.

Kevin

You can send me the chinese txt file(attached). I can mail to the
artists in Taiwan.

Yu-Chuan Tseng
Taipei, Taiwan, ROC

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I never thought of "ASAP" as having ...

Hello Friends of Orlo,

You won't want to miss the next installment of Video Slam 2004. This
saturday, August 7, we'll be screening brand new short films on the
theme of
PLASTIC CULTURE. Screenings begin around 7:30 pm at the Orlo Exhibition
Space, 2516 NW 29th Bldg. 9. See ...