NewMediaCultureNotes

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Although the artists of my generation who reject the notion of "media art" cannot offer a better term, they instead deal with new media and new technologies in calmer and more relaxed ways. For them, new media are a 'natural' part of the world; media constitute an integral part of their world view. The world as they know it is inconceivable without media. Media technologies are not being assigned a utopian potential anymore. inke arns 1998

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BECOMING_DIGITAL - no Jeffrey (mozda Robo Team?) www.web-of-life.de

troskovi: min cca 2000 EUR max cca 5000 EUR

jedan tehnicar na 2-3 tjedna + osobe za postavljanje izlozbe + prijevoz + osiguranje.

Novac za otkup knjiga i CDa ZKMa od Goethea?

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www.Mediatopia.net Sample Topics for Net Art or Critical Writing • "All Those Awful Sites!" Amateurism, Democracy, and the Web • Artificial Intelligence- The Faux Brain • Big Business and the Little Guy- The Corporatization of the Net • The Boys Club of Technology, Join Today! • Capitalism vs. Dissemination • Collaborative Projects • Constructed Histories- "He Said, She said" • Convergent Bodies and the Institutional Brain • Corporate Fiction, Labor Realities • Cyburbanism • Convention and Standardization • E-femi-Net • Evolution? Broken Links and Other Failures • Hacktivism, Piracy and Subversive Networks • Homomedia • Hypermedia • Internet Wilderness • "It Looks Good Above the Sofa!" The Commodification of Net Art • Limitations of Proprietary Technology • The Linguistics of Juxtaposition (Sampling) • The Mediabrain and Neural Networks • New Economy, New War, New Media and Everything New • Net Art in The Mobile Home Court • Netware • Network Surveillance • Net Tech for the Impaired • P2P 4 U • Pixel-Pushers and Button Monkeys: Limitations of the Mouse Realm • Primitive Media/Old Media/Future Media/Media Media • Special Effects for the Poverty Stricken, More With Less • Technological Decay, Preserving the Future • What Are People Saying: Creative Design/Artistic Process • Whatever Happened to Baby V.R.? • The Web, the Net, Visual Aids: The Metaphors We Live By

Curated by Lara Bank and Andrew Bucksbarg for adHocArts.org>

contacts:

micz.flor@web.de, joanne richardson , wvdc@deskNOSPAM.org, maja@f0.am, micz@mi.cz, nat@v2.nl,

to-me@boo.mi2.hr, marcell@boo.mi2.hr, teodor@boo.mi2.hr, ranko@boo.mi2.hr, ivana@boo.mi2.hr, gamba@picigin.net, ognjen@mi2.hr,

www.codelab-berlin.de/codelabExp.html

media:

WIRE, NordicArtsReview, UMELEC, MUTE, Neuro.italy , Neuro.BiH, 3/4 review.