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By Rachel Beth Egenhoefer - 22/05/12
This conversation follows in a series of interviews with women who work at the intersection of art and technology. As someone who works as an artist, curator, organizer, professor, researcher, and board member Sue Gollifer embodies this intersection across many venues. A pioneer of early computer art, she has continuously explored the relationship between technology and the arts and has written extensively on this subject.
By Rob Myers - 13/05/12
A review of Anonymous, untitled, dimensions variable, the show by pioneering net artists 0100101110101101.ORG (Eva and Franco Mattes) at Carroll/Fletcher gallery in London from 13th April to 18th May 2012.
By Michael Szpakowski - 04/05/12
Michael Szpakowski writes about Khaled Hafez's work, featured in the exhibition 'Subversion' at Manchester’s Cornerhouse, UK. A unique group show of new and recent contemporary art that explores and rethinks modern Arab identity. Consisting of artworks from various artists who are united by a strong connection to the Arabic speaking world. Curated by Glaswegian Egyptian-Turkish writer Omar Kholeif.
By Katie McCain - 02/05/12
Lies, Lawlessness and Disbelief 2. An Attempt at Thinking Art and Capital: Unknown Unknowns, is the second of five essays by Canadian artist & critical thinker, Katie McCain. McCain discusses how capitalism has become on the one hand all encompassing and on the other utterly unreal. Arguing that we need to be prepared to think the impossible so that resistance is able to grow.
By Edward Picot - 17/11/08
An appreciation of David Daniels, the great shape-poet, who died in May 2008. one of those figures who straddles the divide between digital and pre-digital art and literature. His art is about liberation, uninhibited outpouring, spontaneity and fun. Co-published by Furtherfield and The Hyperliterature Exchange.
By Mathias Jansson - 16/12/10
In Part Four of his series on classic Videogames and their appropriation into contemporary art. Mathias Jansson explores Pac-Man, with a selection of examples of how the game has impacted artists' work and contemporary art culture.
By Rob Myers - 29/08/09
The Freesound Project is a web repository of audio samples available under the Creative Commons Sampling Plus licence. It concentrates on sound rather than music, and has a wide variety of samples accessible through an easily navigated interface.
By Rob Myers - 22/09/10
Spill >> Forward by Transnational Temps is an 'Online Exhibition' of images and other media of the theme of oil spills. With some works shown at the MediaNoche gallery in NY from July 30th - November 19th, 2010. TT are an arts collective exploring the interstices of art, ecology and technology.
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