landscapes, geo-political, mapping, even
gardens.
philip pocock
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i partly agree with david garcia - banality is more effective and
perhaps affective in landscape. the quandary remains though whether
romanticism can be consciously eradicated. there is no art work i can
think of at the moment in any medium relaing to landscape, urban
landscape photo, land art, ins
ryan
i havent seen a landscape net culture portal to which you are adding
already now, if there is one holler. is it out of the question that you
initiate a blog on this, or ask martin dodge to think about adding a
section to cybergeography. all sounds like work!
cheers philip
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world, the online world, where things are going wrong. soft cinema is
not a scapegoat, it's the work of a major player who ought to know
better, or work harder, to get the database dynamic before using it to
illustrate a theory that itself needs an 80 year update.
philip pocock
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is it not time to consider or call for an embargo on australian media
art works (as well as any stemming from uncle sam and his 'coalition of
the willing')??
my intuitive humanist canadian nature tells me it is time to think about
such an action. i can imagine that the high-cost high-tech
indu
cock, btw ;-)
>
> On Sat, 15 Feb 2003, McKenzie Wark wrote:
>
>> Mr Pocock confuses two relatively separate things, but it seems to me
>> he makes an excellent point under each heading anyway.
>>
>> 1. why not boycott the media product of the United States and its
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> Museum in New York and its Artport web site where curator Cristiane
> Paul
> has organized a number of important exhibitions during the last few
> years.
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