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 Conflict Kitchen (Kubideh Kitchen)
Conflict Kittchen (Kubideh Kitchen) is a take-out restaurant that only serves cuisine from countries that the United States is in conflict with. The food is served out of a take-out style storefront, which will rotate identities every 4 months to highlight another country.
released 28th Jul '10
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activism, agency, behaviour, collaboration, community, conceptual, critical, DIY, geopolitical, life hacking, Political, social, street, urban
 The Status Project: Data-Mining Our Identities.
In this two part interview Marc Garrett discusses with Heath Bunting about his current work within two distinctive areas of digital culture and sport-art, starting with The Status Project, which studies the construction of our 'official identities'.
released 21st Jul '10
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artist Heath Bunting and project The Status Project 29/10/04 by Heath Bunting
abstract, activism, agency, archive, behaviour, conceptual, critical, cyberculture, database, hacking, hactivism, intervention, Legal, life hacking, media art, networked, resource, social, software art
 .re_potemkin
.re_potemkin is a crowdsourced re-make of the film "Battleship Potemkin". It is a ".f.reeP_" project by .-_-., part of a series of projects that embrace the ideology and means of production of contemporary media and technoculture in order to make art.
released 5th Jun '10
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project .re_potemkin 5/6/10 and artist .-_-.
activism, agency, cinema, Code Art, collaboration, collective, community, conceptual, copyleft, critical, cyberculture, DIY, free code, hactivism
 Playing Hard: Urban Art Games of Summer 2010.
Angela Ferraiolo investigates an international collection of different 'Urban Art Games', taking place this Summer 2010. And finds connections that directly and indirectly link to Situationist ideas and approaches, with artists creating alternate experiences, constructed situations, psychogeography projects, and play as a form of critical engagement & thinking.
released 3rd Jun '10
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activism, Film, game culture, Locative Media, media art, networked, participation, performance, situationist, urban
 An Interview with Danja Vasiliev
Marc Garrett talks to Danja Vasiliev about his personal works, ideas and intentions, asking what motivates him to use computers, technology and networks, as well as understand more about the social contexts and implications of his endeavors.
released 30th May '10
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activism, conceptual, critical, cyberculture, DIY, hacking, hactivism, Internet Art, intervention, media art, networked, open source, social, software art, wireless
 Trajectories: How to Reconcile the Careerist Mentality with Our Impending Doom. Part 1/4
This text (part 1/4) by Ellie Harrison addresses the ethical implications of continuing to choose the career of artist in the twenty-first century. This text is one outcome of Elllie's recently completed Leverhulme Scholarship on the Master of Fine Art programme at Glasgow School of Art.
released 28th May '10
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activism, aesthetic, agency, article, critical, environmental, media art ecologies, Political, social, theory
 Trajectories: How to Reconcile the Careerist Mentality with Our Impending Doom. Part 2/4
A Rude Awakening. How history and art could have taken a very different path path in the early 1970s. "In a pre-neoliberal world, choosing the role of artist was seen as an alternative to the mainstream: a point of resistance, a political statement even". Part 2/4 by Ellie Harrison
released 28th May '10
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activism, aesthetic, article, context, critical, environmental, Political, social, theory
 Trajectories: How to Reconcile the Careerist Mentality with Our Impending Doom. Part 3/4
The Plan of Action aims to cover all bases: active and/or passive responses to the situation; to use our roles as artists to incite the radical change to our societal structure (in the artworld and globally) needed to avert climate catastrophe whilst finding meaning and happiness should our active response fail. Part 3/4 by Ellie Harrison
released 28th May '10
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activism, aesthetic, critical, environmental, Political, social, theory
 Trajectories: How to Reconcile the Careerist Mentality with Our Impending Doom. Part 4/4
Alternative Knowledge. From September 2008 - June 2010, Ellie Harrison undertook a Leverhulme Scholarship on the Master of Fine Art programme at Glasgow School of Art. The thesis published below forms one of the major outcomes of her research during this period. This is part four of four.
released 28th May '10
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activism, aesthetic, critical, environmental, Political, social, theory
 You Are Not A Gadget
Rob Myers reviews Jaron Lanier's book You Are Not A Gadget. A timely polemic, a cry of the soul in an increasingly soulless Web 2.0 world. "Necessary reading for anyone interested in how the Web and the software we use every day are reshaping culture and the marketplace." Michiko Kakutani, New York Times.
released 24th May '10
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project You Are Not A Gadget 24/5/10
critical, cyberculture, publication
 Entropic elasticity: Critical Glitch Artware && the demoscene.
Based on an interview with the Critical Glitch Artware Category organizers and contenders of http://www.demoparty.us/; jonCates, James Connolly, Eric Oja Pellegrino, Jon.Satrom, Nick Briz, Jake Elliott, Mark Beasley, Tamas kemenczy and Melissa Barron.
released 22nd May '10
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abstract, agency, article, audiovisual, browser art, Code Art, collaboration, critical, cyberculture, digital, glitch art, hacking, interview, media art, social, software art
 An Interview with Patrick Lichty Part 1
Marc Garrett interviews Patrick Lichty, renowned conceptually-based artist, writer, curator and activist. He has exhibited internationally since 1990. This two part interview includes discussion about his work with The Yes Men, other art projects such as Sprawl, 8 Bits or Less, other works, curation, ideas about culture and life.
released 21st May '10
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activism, conceptual, critical, curation, cyberculture, hactivism, independent, installation, Internet Art, interplay, intervention, interview, media art, networked, psychogeography, social
 An interview with Joseph Young of The NeoFuturist Collective
Marc Garret talks to Joseph Young - member of the Neofuturist Collective - about his performances, interventions and sound recordings.
released 14th May '10
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activism, intervention, media art, performance, poetic, Political, psychogeography, sound, street, Transgressive, urban, video
 Be my 127.0.0.0
Belfast poet and rap artist Seamus Fox writes about his encounter with Bag-Lady-2.0...at ISEA09. Images by Ilze Black.
released 7th May '10
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aesthetic, audiovisual, behaviour, body, collaboration, event, flesh, free software, journal, live, media art, performance
 Decode: Digital Design Sensations at V&A.
Rob Myers reviews the Victoria and Albert Museum's exhibition Decode: Digital Design Sensations. Framed as a digital design show, but it's a landmark survey of art computing in all but name.
released 27th Mar '10
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aesthetic, archive, curation, exhibition, Galleries, generative art, institutions, Internet Art, networked, open source, resource, software art
 SMartCAMP: The Arts on the Social Web
Part of New York's Art Week, SMartCAMP, or social media art camp, took place on March 5th and 6th, at the Roger Smith Hotel in New York, a slightly unusual kind of place in that it's a hotel with its own production company.
released 26th Mar '10
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project SMartCAMP 26/3/10
community, conference, curation, dialogue, digital, Galleries, knowledge, media art, networked, participation, reflection, social, Technical Resources
 F.A.T Lab at Transmediale.10
F.A.T Lab (Free Art and Technology Lab) were found causing trouble at the Transmediale.10 this year. Marcello Lussana and Gaia Novati were intrigued to find out what all the fuss was about - some observations and an interview.
released 11th Mar '10
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activism, agency, collective, cyberculture, DIY, hacking, hactivism, interactive, Internet Art, interplay, intervention, satire, social, social games, street, Transgressive, urban
 HTML Color Codes
The Internet exhibition features a selection of internet based artwork that address the topic of digital color. The central question that the exhibition poses is whether or not artists working with the internet are in fact limited to a "ready-made" color palette, a premise that many artists working with film, photography, and mass produced, standardized paint sets have assumed.
released 10th Mar '10
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abstract, aesthetic, archive, Code Art, curation, cyberculture, exhibition, Internet Art, media art
 An Interview with Chris Dooks
An interview with Chris Dooks, a 'Polymath' exploring various creative avenues, making his art using different media. Whether it be directing arts-based TV documentaries, explorative psychogeographical projects, design, composing and making music or audio visual installations.
released 5th Mar '10
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project An interview with Chris Dooks 5/3/10 and artist Chris Dooks
activism, agency, audiovisual, behaviour, community, conceptual, DIY, documentary, event, Film, interplay, intervention, interview, life hacking, media art, performance, psychogeography, remix, social, social games, sound, street, TV, urban, video
 Digital Pioneers
At the V & A Museum, An overview of the first decades of the computer's history in art and design. including some of the earliest computer-generated works in the V&A's collections, many of which have never been exhibited in the UK before.
released 28th Feb '10
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abstract, aesthetic, archive, Code Art, curation, digital, exhibition, institutions, media art, resource
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