A very excellent series of interviews, one with our very own (ok, 
shared with the UK) Sean Cubitt. Great to see a familiar name amongst 
some very notable people  ...

http://www.framejournal.net/

All the best to Sean!

Luke

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> From: "Simon Mills" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Sun Nov 26, 2006  3:31:31 AM Pacific/Auckland
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RHIZOME_RARE: framed: New interviews with Michael Atavar, 
> Sean Cubitt, Chris Joseph & Mez
> Reply-To: "Simon Mills" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> The framed interview project continues with the publication of four new
> interviews with new media writers and artists now online at
> http://www.framejournal.net :
>
> Michael Atavar is an artist who works with digital art, installation 
> and
> performance, using methodologies of chance and process to make work 
> both in
> real time and in the online environment.
>
> Sean Cubitt is currently Professor of Media and Communications at The
> University of Melbourne. His books include Digital Aesthetics, The 
> Cinema
> Effect and EcoMedia.
>
> Chris Joseph is a writer and artist who has produced solo and 
> collaborative
> work since 2002 as babel. His projects include Inanimate Alice, an
> award-winning series of multimedia stories produced with novelist Kate
> Pullinger, and The Breathing Wall, a groundbreaking digital novel that
> responds to the reader's breathing rate.
>
> Mez is a pioneer of code poetry, net.wurks and the unique
> net.languageMezangelle. Mez has exhibited extensively including at
> ISEA 1997, ARS
> Electronica 1997, SIGGRAPH 1999 & 2000.Her awards include the 2001 VIF 
> Prize
> [Germany], the JavaMuseum Artist Of The Year 2001 [Germany], 2002 
> Newcastle
> New Media Poetry Prize [Australia] and the winner of the 2006 Site 
> Specific
> Competition [Italy].
>
> These are the latest in the framed series of interviews with new media
> artists and writers in which they discuss their practice, both past and
> present, and the current state of new media art and writing.
>
> Simon Mills
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> Senior Lecturer in New Media
> De Montfort University
> Leicester
> LE1 9BH
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