Re: [NetBehaviour] New book! Frankenstein Reanimated

[Helen Varley Jamieson]

i will! looking forward to diving into it 😁 & great that it has helped 
get you through!


On 02.07.22 17:42, marc.garrett via NetBehaviour wrote:



Hi Helen,

Thank you,

When I was in hospital for over two weeks, depressed because bogged 
down with what was yet another symptom caused by the cancer treatment, 
getting an early copy of the book pulled my through the bleakness of 
it all and cheered me up. In fact, I read it twice. Please get 
yourself a copy if you can, because you'll enjoy it's dedication to 
art and life and attention to critical contexts.


Wishing you well

Marc

=>

DR Marc Garrett | Exploring Class in Post-digital Cultures and making 
art real - https://marcgarrett.org/


Furtherfield | Disrupts & democratises art and technology through 
exhibitions, labs & debate for deep exploration, free tools & open 
thinking. http://www.furtherfield.org


DECAL | Decentralised Arts Lab is an art, blockchain & web 3.0 
technologies research hub for fairer, more dynamic & connected 
cultural ecologies & economies now - http://decal.is/



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On Saturday, July 2nd, 2022 at 10:42, Helen Varley Jamieson 
 wrote:



congratulations marc & all contributors! looks great :)

On 01.07.22 13:10, marc.garrett via NetBehaviour wrote:



Hi all,

It has been a long time since I've been on this list and it's with a 
great joy to be back sharing with you a publication close to my heart.


Please support it and buy it, it includes some brilliant contributions.

Frankenstein Reanimated: Creation & Technology in the 21st Century.

Marc Garrett, Yiannis Colakides (Eds.)
Publisher: Torque Editions

Contributors: Alexia Achilleos, Zach Blas, Frances A. Chiu, Ami 
Clarke, Régine Debatty, Mary Flanagan, Carla Gannis, Lynn Hershman 
Leeson, Srecko Horvat, Salvatore Iaconesi, Olga Kopenkina, Marinos 
Koutsomichalis, Shu Lea Cheang, Gretta Louw, Joana Moll, Laura Netz, 
Eryk Salvaggio, Devon Schiller, Guido Segni, Gregory Sholette, 
Karolina Sobecka, Alan Sondheim, Michael Szpakowski, Eugenio 
Tisselli, Ruben Verwaal, Paul Vanouse.


Frankenstein Reanimated is a book for our strange times. Bang-up to 
date it includes essays and artworks that engage with the Covid-19 
pandemic, through to weird new imaginings of human-machine hybrids. 
A striking cover with flaps displays a triptych by artist Carla 
Gannis, a bespoke narrow format, and over 100 illustrations inside 
make this an attractive book for a wide range of audiences. The book 
includes full-colour illustrations and is designed by Mark Simmonds, 
who has designed previous Torque Editions publications and books for 
Tate Liverpool and the Baltimore Museum of Art.


Mary Shelley’s classic gothic horror and science fiction novel 
Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus has inspired millions since 
it was published in 1818. Today, we are witness to many different 
horrors and phantoms of our own creation. Chronic wealth and health 
inequalities, climate change, democratic collapse, and the spectre 
of the nuclear apocalypse are among the diffuse, monstrous products 
of our “advanced” technological moment. Frankenstein Reanimated 
presents a dynamic collection of artworks, essays, and 
conversations, addressing surveillance, biohacking, viruses, 
colonialism, digital culture, and more. It retraces and 
contextualises three international art exhibitions exploring themes 
within Frankenstein, and speculates on what Mary Shelley would think 
about the world today. Collectively, the book offers a lens through 
which to look at our current situation, and how art practices shape, 
and are shaped by, contemporary society.


Endorsements:

“This collection shines a light on artists as critically engaged 
citizens providing a kaleidoscopic view of our unevenly distributed 
future. These are the Frankensteins we need!” — Felix Stalder, 
Zurich, University of the Arts.


“Frankenstein Reanimated is an important record of some incredible 
artists working today, who both dismantle and rebuild our 
contemporary technological systems, profoundly reimagining 
everything from facial recognition to AI, 3D printing to virtual 
gaming environments.” — Sarah Cook, University of Glasgow.


The book will be launched at events, book outlets, art spaces and 
galleries in Germany, Spain, Cyprus, Switzerland and the UK, and 
other places still are to be confirmed.


Published by Torque Editions
Distributors - Turnaround (UK) / Motto (DE)
Buy on Motto - https://bit.ly/3QgxSqO
Buy on Amazon - https://amzn.to/3y5z4oF
RRP - £15/€18

Preface & Intro
Download PDF - https://bit.ly/3y5z73P


Wishing you well

Marc


=>

DR Marc Garrett | Exploring Class in Post-digital Cultures and 
making art real - https://marcgarrett.org/


Furtherfield | Disrupts & democratises art and technology through 
exhibitions, labs & debate for deep exploration, free tools & open 
thinking. http://www.furtherfield.

Re: [NetBehaviour] New book! Frankenstein Reanimated

[marc.garrett via NetBehaviour]

Hi Natalia,

Big thanks - enjoy :-)

Wishing you well

Marc

=>

DR Marc Garrett | Exploring Class in Post-digital Cultures and making art real 
- https://marcgarrett.org/

Furtherfield | Disrupts & democratises art and technology through exhibitions, 
labs & debate for deep exploration, free tools & open thinking. 
http://www.furtherfield.org
DECAL | Decentralised Arts Lab is an art, blockchain & web 3.0 technologies 
research hub for fairer, more dynamic & connected cultural ecologies & 
economies now - http://decal.is/
http://decal.is/

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On Saturday, July 2nd, 2022 at 17:23, Natalia Fuchs  
wrote:

> Hi Marc!
>
> Thanks for the downloadable preface & intro.
>
> Digitally yours,
>
> Natalia Fuchs I Наталья Фукс
> Curator, Media Art Historian, Producer
> ARTYPICAL I Curatorial solutions for culture & education
> [www.artypical.com](http://www.artypical.com/) I nfu...@artypical.com I 
> +79104320152
>
>> On 1 Jul 2022, at 14:10, marc.garrett via NetBehaviour 
>>  wrote:
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> It has been a long time since I've been on this list and it's with a great 
>> joy to be back sharing with you a publication close to my heart.
>>
>> Please support it and buy it, it includes some brilliant contributions.
>>
>> Frankenstein Reanimated: Creation & Technology in the 21st Century.
>>
>> Marc Garrett, Yiannis Colakides (Eds.)
>> Publisher: Torque Editions
>>
>> Contributors: Alexia Achilleos, Zach Blas, Frances A. Chiu, Ami Clarke, 
>> Régine Debatty, Mary Flanagan, Carla Gannis, Lynn Hershman Leeson, Srecko 
>> Horvat, Salvatore Iaconesi, Olga Kopenkina, Marinos Koutsomichalis, Shu Lea 
>> Cheang, Gretta Louw, Joana Moll, Laura Netz, Eryk Salvaggio, Devon Schiller, 
>> Guido Segni, Gregory Sholette, Karolina Sobecka, Alan Sondheim, Michael 
>> Szpakowski, Eugenio Tisselli, Ruben Verwaal, Paul Vanouse.
>>
>> Frankenstein Reanimated is a book for our strange times. Bang-up to date it 
>> includes essays and artworks that engage with the Covid-19 pandemic, through 
>> to weird new imaginings of human-machine hybrids. A striking cover with 
>> flaps displays a triptych by artist Carla Gannis, a bespoke narrow format, 
>> and over 100 illustrations inside make this an attractive book for a wide 
>> range of audiences. The book includes full-colour illustrations and is 
>> designed by Mark Simmonds, who has designed previous Torque Editions 
>> publications and books for Tate Liverpool and the Baltimore Museum of Art.
>>
>> Mary Shelley’s classic gothic horror and science fiction novel Frankenstein; 
>> or, The Modern Prometheus has inspired millions since it was published in 
>> 1818. Today, we are witness to many different horrors and phantoms of our 
>> own creation. Chronic wealth and health inequalities, climate change, 
>> democratic collapse, and the spectre of the nuclear apocalypse are among the 
>> diffuse, monstrous products of our “advanced” technological moment. 
>> Frankenstein Reanimated presents a dynamic collection of artworks, essays, 
>> and conversations, addressing surveillance, biohacking, viruses, 
>> colonialism, digital culture, and more. It retraces and contextualises three 
>> international art exhibitions exploring themes within Frankenstein, and 
>> speculates on what Mary Shelley would think about the world today. 
>> Collectively, the book offers a lens through which to look at our current 
>> situation, and how art practices shape, and are shaped by, contemporary 
>> society.
>>
>> Endorsements:
>>
>> “This collection shines a light on artists as critically engaged citizens 
>> providing a kaleidoscopic view of our unevenly distributed future. These are 
>> the Frankensteins we need!” — Felix Stalder, Zurich, University of the Arts.
>>
>> “Frankenstein Reanimated is an important record of some incredible artists 
>> working today, who both dismantle and rebuild our contemporary technological 
>> systems, profoundly reimagining everything from facial recognition to AI, 3D 
>> printing to virtual gaming environments.” — Sarah Cook, University of 
>> Glasgow.
>>
>> The book will be launched at events, book outlets, art spaces and galleries 
>> in Germany, Spain, Cyprus, Switzerland and the UK, and other places still 
>> are to be confirmed.
>>
>> Published by Torque Editions
>> Distributors - Turnaround (UK) / Motto (DE)
>> Buy on Motto - https://bit.ly/3QgxSqO
>> Buy on Amazon - https://amzn.to/3y5z4oF
>> RRP - £15/€18
>>
>> Preface & Intro
>> Download PDF - https://bit.ly/3y5z73P
>>
>> Wishing you well
>>
>> Marc
>>
>> =>
>>
>> DR Marc Garrett | Exploring Class in Post-digital Cultures and making art 
>> real - https://marcgarrett.org/
>>
>> Furtherfield | Disrupts & democratises art and technology through 
>> exhibitions, labs & debate for deep exploration, free tools & open thinking. 
>> [http://www.furtherfield.org](http://www.furtherfield.org/)
>>
>> DECAL | Decentr

Re: [NetBehaviour] New book! Frankenstein Reanimated

[Natalia Fuchs]

Hi Marc! 

Thanks for the downloadable preface & intro.

Digitally yours,

Natalia Fuchs I Наталья Фукс
Curator, Media Art Historian, Producer
ARTYPICAL I Curatorial solutions for culture & education 
www.artypical.com  I nfu...@artypical.com 
 I +79104320152


> On 1 Jul 2022, at 14:10, marc.garrett via NetBehaviour 
>  > wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> It has been a long time since I've been on this list and it's with a great 
> joy to be back sharing with you a publication close to my heart.
> 
> Please support it and buy it, it includes some brilliant contributions.
> 
> Frankenstein Reanimated: Creation & Technology in the 21st Century.
> 
> Marc Garrett, Yiannis Colakides (Eds.)
> Publisher: Torque Editions
> 
> Contributors: Alexia Achilleos, Zach Blas, Frances A. Chiu, Ami Clarke, 
> Régine Debatty, Mary Flanagan, Carla Gannis, Lynn Hershman Leeson, Srecko 
> Horvat, Salvatore Iaconesi, Olga Kopenkina, Marinos Koutsomichalis, Shu Lea 
> Cheang, Gretta Louw, Joana Moll, Laura Netz, Eryk Salvaggio, Devon Schiller, 
> Guido Segni, Gregory Sholette, Karolina Sobecka, Alan Sondheim, Michael 
> Szpakowski, Eugenio Tisselli, Ruben Verwaal, Paul Vanouse.
> 
> Frankenstein Reanimated is a book for our strange times. Bang-up to date it 
> includes essays and artworks that engage with the Covid-19 pandemic, through 
> to weird new imaginings of human-machine hybrids. A striking cover with flaps 
> displays a triptych by artist Carla Gannis, a bespoke narrow format, and over 
> 100 illustrations inside make this an attractive book for a wide range of 
> audiences. The book includes full-colour illustrations and is designed by 
> Mark Simmonds, who has designed previous Torque Editions publications and 
> books for Tate Liverpool and the Baltimore Museum of Art.
> 
> Mary Shelley’s classic gothic horror and science fiction novel Frankenstein; 
> or, The Modern Prometheus has inspired millions since it was published in 
> 1818. Today, we are witness to many different horrors and phantoms of our own 
> creation. Chronic wealth and health inequalities, climate change, democratic 
> collapse, and the spectre of the nuclear apocalypse are among the diffuse, 
> monstrous products of our “advanced” technological moment. Frankenstein 
> Reanimated presents a dynamic collection of artworks, essays, and 
> conversations, addressing surveillance, biohacking, viruses, colonialism, 
> digital culture, and more. It retraces and contextualises three international 
> art exhibitions exploring themes within Frankenstein, and speculates on what 
> Mary Shelley would think about the world today. Collectively, the book offers 
> a lens through which to look at our current situation, and how art practices 
> shape, and are shaped by, contemporary society.
> 
> Endorsements:
> 
> “This collection shines a light on artists as critically engaged citizens 
> providing a kaleidoscopic view of our unevenly distributed future. These are 
> the Frankensteins we need!” — Felix Stalder, Zurich, University of the Arts.
> 
> “Frankenstein Reanimated is an important record of some incredible artists 
> working today, who both dismantle and rebuild our contemporary technological 
> systems, profoundly reimagining everything from facial recognition to AI, 3D 
> printing to virtual gaming environments.” — Sarah Cook, University of Glasgow.
> 
> The book will be launched at events, book outlets, art spaces and galleries 
> in Germany, Spain, Cyprus, Switzerland and the UK, and other places still are 
> to be confirmed.
> 
> Published by Torque Editions
> Distributors - Turnaround (UK) / Motto (DE)
> Buy on Motto - https://bit.ly/3QgxSqO 
> Buy on Amazon - https://amzn.to/3y5z4oF 
> RRP - £15/€18
> 
> Preface & Intro
> Download PDF - https://bit.ly/3y5z73P 
> 
> 
> Wishing you well
> 
> Marc
> 
> 
> =>
> 
> DR Marc Garrett | Exploring Class in Post-digital Cultures and making art 
> real - https://marcgarrett.org/ 
> 
> Furtherfield | Disrupts & democratises art and technology through 
> exhibitions, labs & debate for deep exploration, free tools & open thinking. 
> http://www.furtherfield.org 
> 
> DECAL | Decentralised Arts Lab is an art, blockchain & web 3.0 technologies 
> research hub for fairer, more dynamic & connected cultural ecologies & 
> economies now - http://decal.is/ 
>  
> 
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Re: [NetBehaviour] New book! Frankenstein Reanimated

[marc.garrett via NetBehaviour]

Hi Helen,

Thank you,

When I was in hospital for over two weeks, depressed because bogged down with 
what was yet another symptom caused by the cancer treatment, getting an early 
copy of the book pulled my through the bleakness of it all and cheered me up. 
In fact, I read it twice. Please get yourself a copy if you can, because you'll 
enjoy it's dedication to art and life and attention to critical contexts.

Wishing you well

Marc

=>

DR Marc Garrett | Exploring Class in Post-digital Cultures and making art real 
- https://marcgarrett.org/

Furtherfield | Disrupts & democratises art and technology through exhibitions, 
labs & debate for deep exploration, free tools & open thinking. 
http://www.furtherfield.org
DECAL | Decentralised Arts Lab is an art, blockchain & web 3.0 technologies 
research hub for fairer, more dynamic & connected cultural ecologies & 
economies now - http://decal.is/
http://decal.is/

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--- Original Message ---
On Saturday, July 2nd, 2022 at 10:42, Helen Varley Jamieson 
 wrote:

> congratulations marc & all contributors! looks great :)
>
> On 01.07.22 13:10, marc.garrett via NetBehaviour wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> It has been a long time since I've been on this list and it's with a great 
>> joy to be back sharing with you a publication close to my heart.
>>
>> Please support it and buy it, it includes some brilliant contributions.
>>
>> Frankenstein Reanimated: Creation & Technology in the 21st Century.
>>
>> Marc Garrett, Yiannis Colakides (Eds.)
>> Publisher: Torque Editions
>>
>> Contributors: Alexia Achilleos, Zach Blas, Frances A. Chiu, Ami Clarke, 
>> Régine Debatty, Mary Flanagan, Carla Gannis, Lynn Hershman Leeson, Srecko 
>> Horvat, Salvatore Iaconesi, Olga Kopenkina, Marinos Koutsomichalis, Shu Lea 
>> Cheang, Gretta Louw, Joana Moll, Laura Netz, Eryk Salvaggio, Devon Schiller, 
>> Guido Segni, Gregory Sholette, Karolina Sobecka, Alan Sondheim, Michael 
>> Szpakowski, Eugenio Tisselli, Ruben Verwaal, Paul Vanouse.
>>
>> Frankenstein Reanimated is a book for our strange times. Bang-up to date it 
>> includes essays and artworks that engage with the Covid-19 pandemic, through 
>> to weird new imaginings of human-machine hybrids. A striking cover with 
>> flaps displays a triptych by artist Carla Gannis, a bespoke narrow format, 
>> and over 100 illustrations inside make this an attractive book for a wide 
>> range of audiences. The book includes full-colour illustrations and is 
>> designed by Mark Simmonds, who has designed previous Torque Editions 
>> publications and books for Tate Liverpool and the Baltimore Museum of Art.
>>
>> Mary Shelley’s classic gothic horror and science fiction novel Frankenstein; 
>> or, The Modern Prometheus has inspired millions since it was published in 
>> 1818. Today, we are witness to many different horrors and phantoms of our 
>> own creation. Chronic wealth and health inequalities, climate change, 
>> democratic collapse, and the spectre of the nuclear apocalypse are among the 
>> diffuse, monstrous products of our “advanced” technological moment. 
>> Frankenstein Reanimated presents a dynamic collection of artworks, essays, 
>> and conversations, addressing surveillance, biohacking, viruses, 
>> colonialism, digital culture, and more. It retraces and contextualises three 
>> international art exhibitions exploring themes within Frankenstein, and 
>> speculates on what Mary Shelley would think about the world today. 
>> Collectively, the book offers a lens through which to look at our current 
>> situation, and how art practices shape, and are shaped by, contemporary 
>> society.
>>
>> Endorsements:
>>
>> “This collection shines a light on artists as critically engaged citizens 
>> providing a kaleidoscopic view of our unevenly distributed future. These are 
>> the Frankensteins we need!” — Felix Stalder, Zurich, University of the Arts.
>>
>> “Frankenstein Reanimated is an important record of some incredible artists 
>> working today, who both dismantle and rebuild our contemporary technological 
>> systems, profoundly reimagining everything from facial recognition to AI, 3D 
>> printing to virtual gaming environments.” — Sarah Cook, University of 
>> Glasgow.
>>
>> The book will be launched at events, book outlets, art spaces and galleries 
>> in Germany, Spain, Cyprus, Switzerland and the UK, and other places still 
>> are to be confirmed.
>>
>> Published by Torque Editions
>> Distributors - Turnaround (UK) / Motto (DE)
>> Buy on Motto - https://bit.ly/3QgxSqO
>> Buy on Amazon - https://amzn.to/3y5z4oF
>> RRP - £15/€18
>>
>> Preface & Intro
>> Download PDF - https://bit.ly/3y5z73P
>>
>> Wishing you well
>> Marc
>>
>> =>
>>
>> DR Marc Garrett | Exploring Class in Post-digital Cultures and making art 
>> real - https://marcgarrett.org/
>>
>> Furtherfield | Disrupts & democratises art and technology through 
>> exhibitions, labs & debate for deep e

Re: [NetBehaviour] New book! Frankenstein Reanimated

[Helen Varley Jamieson]

congratulations marc & all contributors! looks great :)

On 01.07.22 13:10, marc.garrett via NetBehaviour wrote:



Hi all,

It has been a long time since I've been on this list and it's with a 
great joy to be back sharing with you a publication close to my heart.


Please support it and buy it, it includes some brilliant contributions.

Frankenstein Reanimated: Creation & Technology in the 21st Century.

Marc Garrett, Yiannis Colakides (Eds.)
Publisher: Torque Editions

Contributors: Alexia Achilleos, Zach Blas, Frances A. Chiu, Ami 
Clarke, Régine Debatty, Mary Flanagan, Carla Gannis, Lynn Hershman 
Leeson, Srecko Horvat, Salvatore Iaconesi, Olga Kopenkina, Marinos 
Koutsomichalis, Shu Lea Cheang, Gretta Louw, Joana Moll, Laura Netz, 
Eryk Salvaggio, Devon Schiller, Guido Segni, Gregory Sholette, 
Karolina Sobecka, Alan Sondheim, Michael Szpakowski, Eugenio Tisselli, 
Ruben Verwaal, Paul Vanouse.


Frankenstein Reanimated is a book for our strange times. Bang-up to 
date it includes essays and artworks that engage with the Covid-19 
pandemic, through to weird new imaginings of human-machine hybrids. A 
striking cover with flaps displays a triptych by artist Carla Gannis, 
a bespoke narrow format, and over 100 illustrations inside make this 
an attractive book for a wide range of audiences. The book includes 
full-colour illustrations and is designed by Mark Simmonds, who has 
designed previous Torque Editions publications and books for Tate 
Liverpool and the Baltimore Museum of Art.


Mary Shelley’s classic gothic horror and science fiction novel 
Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus has inspired millions since it 
was published in 1818. Today, we are witness to many different horrors 
and phantoms of our own creation. Chronic wealth and health 
inequalities, climate change, democratic collapse, and the spectre of 
the nuclear apocalypse are among the diffuse, monstrous products of 
our “advanced” technological moment. Frankenstein Reanimated presents 
a dynamic collection of artworks, essays, and conversations, 
addressing surveillance, biohacking, viruses, colonialism, digital 
culture, and more. It retraces and contextualises three international 
art exhibitions exploring themes within Frankenstein, and speculates 
on what Mary Shelley would think about the world today. Collectively, 
the book offers a lens through which to look at our current situation, 
and how art practices shape, and are shaped by, contemporary society.


Endorsements:

“This collection shines a light on artists as critically engaged 
citizens providing a kaleidoscopic view of our unevenly distributed 
future. These are the Frankensteins we need!” — Felix Stalder, Zurich, 
University of the Arts.


“Frankenstein Reanimated is an important record of some incredible 
artists working today, who both dismantle and rebuild our contemporary 
technological systems, profoundly reimagining everything from facial 
recognition to AI, 3D printing to virtual gaming environments.” — 
Sarah Cook, University of Glasgow.


The book will be launched at events, book outlets, art spaces and 
galleries in Germany, Spain, Cyprus, Switzerland and the UK, and other 
places still are to be confirmed.


Published by Torque Editions
Distributors - Turnaround (UK) / Motto (DE)
Buy on Motto - https://bit.ly/3QgxSqO
Buy on Amazon - https://amzn.to/3y5z4oF
RRP - £15/€18

Preface & Intro
Download PDF - https://bit.ly/3y5z73P


Wishing you well

Marc


=>

DR Marc Garrett | Exploring Class in Post-digital Cultures and making 
art real - https://marcgarrett.org/


Furtherfield | Disrupts & democratises art and technology through 
exhibitions, labs & debate for deep exploration, free tools & open 
thinking. http://www.furtherfield.org


DECAL | Decentralised Arts Lab is an art, blockchain & web 3.0 
technologies research hub for fairer, more dynamic & connected 
cultural ecologies & economies now - http://decal.is/



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