.. BLINK – ; ) … you are already beyond those when you are reading here … eventually lead by some intuitional attraction … So a similar unconcious appeal might have got me interested to read a review this weekend on blink a book (listen to a IT conversation with the autor M.Gladwell) which basically […]Read More
CALL CUTTA: walk through the city, the show is at the phone … so then it is just logically that I found a postcard about that project by walking outside on this nice day. Don’t know what caught my attention to pick it up … call cutta – walking through the city with remote guidance […]Read More
via networked performance comes a link for Söke Dinkla’s essay Virtual Narrations which explores artistic approaches of narrative structures in the west starting with a stated crisis around 1900 to digitized versions of the modern area of the 80s and 90s. …At the same time, modified forms of narration pay tribute to the transformation of […]Read More
Fair Assembly wants to make things public (zkm). The introduction establishes a comparison to the experiences of bringing-publics-together on World Fairs – described as events one only wants to participate in with some inner distance, a wish which eventually isn’t that easy to fulfill anymore. Consequently taking up the terminology of Very Large Scale Conversations […]Read More
hm… sounds nice to be there: at the images festival in Toronto with a symposium on the Visible City with speakers like Kaja Silverman on how to perceive the unseeable and WJT Mitchell on The War of Images, 2001–present. In general it announces: A two-day series of lectures and panels bringing together cultural theorists, architects […]Read More
is the title of a new book which triggered my attention as for sure it is not only their assumption that fear is everywhere, dominating public discussion, driving the political debate, making us long for times gone by.. The book describes projects, research and performances of a group of young designers and architects which tried […]Read More
1) … there are suddenly some problems with firefox here and I haven’t figured it out yet …. sorry for that UPDATE: .. ok slightly improved again except for the old flaws and missing trackback .. 2) I just came across to know that issue on wordpress’ advertising practise via Danah Boyd and think she […]Read More
We look to the subatomic level for evidence of a new uncharted territory or a new sublime only at the risk of ignoring how all that is perceivable may be or has already been encoded as a proprietary interest. The electrons can play all they want, but we aggregates may find ourselves seduced by the […]Read More
Performance artist Daniela Sneppova’s text transmute has been published in the online journal ephemera as an interactive reading / translating experience. The following introduces the essay of her process oriented experiment – showing an understanding of the performative in general as an active communicative process. It is an awareness of laborating on various level of […]Read More
.. an interesting find: the project description of a game concept following Lewis Carrol’s novel Through the Looking Glass: … the novel merges but never collapses physical spaces, fantasy worlds, and simulated environments. The novel is composed of vivid scenes, mediated by extreme transformations. The spaces between scenes are marked by gaps and abstractions, by […]Read More
Latour states in the mentioned introduction to ‘Making Things Public‘ that the claim of the crisis of representation aside all technical layerings and general codings arises from a demand it can’t fulfill The problem is that transparent, unmediated, undisputable facts have recently become rarer and rarer. To provide complete undisputable proof has become a rather […]Read More
Yes, it is still around – the problem of the image / representation … It is been some time that digitization was set on one level together with the loss of indexicality. It’s become more complex as the image is still around, still feeds the instances of imagination, but as L.U. Marks states ‘digitization has […]Read More
… this time to be fed via the excellent Ubu web website. The following is to be seen: films from Debord, Fluxux, etc.. and heard: listen to Marshall McLuhan …..Read More
Babette Mangolte, professor at the university of San Diego, defines herself as a person predominated by the two senses of eye and ear and belongs to those female artists and filmmakers who discovered cinema with the New Wave. In the 60s and early 70s she moved from France to New York and due to her […]Read More