Re: [NetBehaviour] Yuk! Cancer...

Hi all, Thanks for all your nice messages regarding my news about catching cancer. It's a shame because I had some great things I wanted to do, but they'll need to wait now. If you wish to send a get well card, ask in a private email for my address I'll give it to you. However, I really don't

[NetBehaviour] Yuk! Cancer...

Dear friends and associates on Netbehaviour, Last Wednesday I was diagnosed with stage 2 cancer in the form of lesions around the neck, ear and throat - on the right side of my head. The hospital crew dealing with my cancer say it's curable but they need to begin the process immediately. It will

[NetBehaviour] The new year FurtherList No.30 Jan 7th 2022!

FurtherList No.30 Jan 7th 2022 [image: 力][image: ][image: ] Compiled by Furtherfield's co-founder Marc Garrett Exhibitions, art, events, conferences, books, podcasts, articles, blogs, interviews. Across networked communities, web & beyond. https://buff.ly/331rW0S

[NetBehaviour] FurtherList No.29 Dec 3rd 2021 力

Hi all, Here's the FurtherList --- enjoy :-) Compiled by Furtherfield's co-founder @marcgarrett20 Exhibitions, art, events, conferences, books, podcasts, articles, blogs, interviews. Across networked communities, web & beyond. Check it out & share! 壟 https://bit.ly/3oiV3Vv -- Wishing you

[NetBehaviour] New FurtherList

New FurtherList No.28 Nov 5th 2021 力濾 Compiled by Furtherfield's co-founder Marc Garrett. Exhibitions, art, events, conferences, books, articles, blogs, interviews. Across networked communities, web & beyond. Check it out & share! 壟 https://bit.ly/3EM5dTY

[NetBehaviour] Max Haiven Podcast - Artgames and interspecies LARPS - with Marc and Ruth of Furtherfield

Artgames and interspecies LARPS - with Marc and Ruth of Furtherfield The ReImagining Value Action Lab "Ruth and Marc of Furtherfield Gallery join us to talk about the connections between art, games and revolutions in everyday life and technology." Max Haiven. https://bit.ly/3COCXj6

[NetBehaviour] New FurtherList. No.27 Oct 1st 2021

力 New FurtherList No.27 Oct 1st 2021 ️ Compiled by Furtherfield's co-founder Marc Garrett | Exhibitions, art, events, conferences, books, articles, blogs, interviews | Across networked communities, web & beyond. Check it out & share! !力 --- https://bit.ly/3zZ66Wg Image: DEEP by Amber Jae

[NetBehaviour] New FurtherList No.26 Sept 3rd 2021

[image: Fox face][image: Tulip] New FurtherList No.26 Sept 3rd 2021 | Compiled by @furtherfield co-founder @marcgarrett20 | Exhibitions, art, events, conferences, books, articles, blogs, interviews | Across networked

Re: [NetBehaviour] analogy and AI poetry

Hi Eryk, I thought I'd chime in at this point. Firstly, are you aware of -- An Open P2P Resource for AI technology: Art, Academia and Activism? https://marcgarrett.org/2020/09/11/an-open-p2p-resource-for-ai-technology-art-academia-and-activism/ A list project I published in September 2020. An

Re: [NetBehaviour] Monica Ross

Hi Jorn, Yes, Ele would have been around in Newcastle, before Sheffield and later in London, now living in Sweden. I often think we need more books that issue forth timelines where histories and current themes and contexts are examined in a way not as new or old but as an assemblage of

[NetBehaviour] Neural #68, “ Procedural Rejection”

“Procedural Rejection” (Neural #68) is still available! < http://neural.it/2021/07/neural-68-procedural-rejection-extra-gaia-guardians-zine-by-patricia-dominguez/ > Only subscribers will get: Gaia Guardians zine by Patricia Domínguez <

Re: [NetBehaviour] Monica Ross

Hi Jorn, Thanks for sharing this. It's nice to revisit a net artwork again. Browsing through the HTML interface is refreshing. It is a shame the videos are not there because to view a Monica Ross performance would give it a visceral element in contrast to the clean conceptual side of the whole

Re: [NetBehaviour] #lastesis

Hi Agee, Thanks for sharing a link to colectivo LASTESIS. Listening to the sound file demonstrates how essential grassroots, grounded collective groups and organisations are. This is amazing stuff and everyone should be listening to this material and considering their relationship to its social

Re: [NetBehaviour] going silent

Hi Ana, Always great to hear from you, And, especially glad you have recovered from Covid-19. It has been a tough time for many of us this last year. I lost my mother and her boyfriend recently, which has brought about some serious questions. For me, those questions involved making some big

Re: [NetBehaviour] (Putting up a piece from a couple of day ago)

Hi Helen, Always lovely to hear from you, In view of such a positive response by Netbehaviour users, I think the list will carry on but, I was especially excited by Ana's words saying, “ We must change something to keep the things as they are”. I think that's spot on. I also really like the

Re: [NetBehaviour] (no subject)

Hi Gretta & all, >Firstly, I’d like to extend most heartfelt thanks and admiration to >Furtherfield, Ruth and Marc, for carrying the maintenance, moderation, >and organisation burden of the list for so many years and especially for >being such truly incredible community-builders. Thank you, I’m

Re: [NetBehaviour] FurtherList No.24 June 4th 2021

Behaviour on > behalf of marc garrett via NetBehaviour < > netbehaviour@lists.netbehaviour.org> > Sent: 04 June 2021 12:06 > To: NetBehaviour for networked distributed creativity > Cc: marc garrett > Subject: [NetBehaviour] FurtherList No.24 June 4th 2021 > > ️ F

[NetBehaviour] FurtherList No.24 June 4th 2021

️ FurtherList No.24 June 4th 2021 A list of recommendations, reflecting the dynamic culture we are part of, straddling the fields of art, technology and social change. Exhibitions, events, conferences, books, articles, blogs, interviews, across networked communities, web & beyond. Compiled by

Re: [NetBehaviour] One Cell At A Time - Maker Jam: From Donor to Data

Hi Suzy, Thanks for sharing --- I've added myself to join some of the events and also joined via the discord link as well. Wishing you well. Marc On Thu, 20 May 2021 at 20:14, Suzy O'Hara via NetBehaviour < netbehaviour@lists.netbehaviour.org> wrote: > Dear List, > I’m delighted to share

Re: [NetBehaviour] Operation Edna

Hi Daniella, Thanks for sharing - I'll try to make it to this. I'm particularly interested in situations such as this because I'm interested in grass-root art rituals and seeing how this kind of thing adds strength, value and (perhaps) spiritual mutualism, in ways that our current institutions,

Re: [NetBehaviour] MoRe on A Visit from the Thought Police

Hi Michael, I've signed the petition & donated. Amazing! The policeman telling you should not be letting the world know about it via the Internet. You really should not be training kids how to fire rifles in a school playground, on a school day. These cadets or young trainees should be in a

[NetBehaviour] Magnificent Failures Collide by Marc Garrett

Magnificent Failures Collide by Marc Garrett This essay revisits a time when both Punk and Situationism flourished in the UK. When a whole generation of radically different artists emerged as outsiders, amateurs, and the lower classes found cultural empowerment as an agent for social change.

[NetBehaviour] CODESWITCH: The Transborder Immigrant Tool - A Gesture - Apr 23 @ 10:00 am-12:00 pm - #SanctuarySpaces UCLA Virtual Residency with Electronic Disturbance Theater (EDT) 2.0

CODESWITCH: The Transborder Immigrant Tool - A Gesture Apr 23 @ 10:00 am-12:00 pm PST #SanctuarySpaces UCLA Virtual Residency with Electronic Disturbance Theater (EDT) 2.0 As Antigone (González) poses the question, “Will you share the labor, share the work?” For over a decade, together and

Re: [NetBehaviour] The Year of Covid-19, Death and Collages. (marc garrett)

Hi Joseph, Thank you for giving your time to viewing the post/page 'The Year of Covid-19, Death and Collages'. >I really appreciate your honesty and integrity in the writing of this piece... This is where I am right now - it may not fit into any required art canons or niches, but so what! >I’m

Re: [NetBehaviour] The Year of Covid-19, Death and Collages.

le beings. > Thanks Marc, > Simon > > > Sent from my spyphone > > On 13 Apr 2021, at 11:49, marc garrett via NetBehaviour < > netbehaviour@lists.netbehaviour.org> wrote: > > Hi Gretta, > > >love this one Marc, and have really enjoyed following the pr

Re: [NetBehaviour] The Year of Covid-19, Death and Collages.

, to innovate, and to know. > > Thanks for sharing this and for your words! > > Warmly, > Gretta > > ——— > > *grettalouw.com <http://grettalouw.com/> * > @grettalouw <https://www.instagram.com/grettalouw/> > > > > > On 12. Apr 2021, at 23:08

Re: [NetBehaviour] The Year of Covid-19, Death and Collages.

Hi Alan, Thanks for making time to read and view the page :-) Wishing you well. Marc On Mon, 12 Apr 2021 at 23:46, Alan Sondheim wrote: > I love this so much, thank you - > > On Mon, Apr 12, 2021 at 5:13 PM marc garrett via NetBehaviour < > netbehaviour@lists.netbehav

Re: [NetBehaviour] Disassociation from Michel Bauwens - a major issue with P2P Foundation

Hi Helen, It's tragic, really, We've worked with the P2P Foundation a few times in the past and with Michel. I've referenced some of the projects, interviews and ideas shared in my PhD. This was all before this strange move by him to be seemingly a centrist/right-wing approach. Many have argued

[NetBehaviour] Disassociation from Michel Bauwens - a major issue with P2P Foundation

As some of you may already know, the P2P community has a major issue with P2P Foundation founder Michel Bauwens who has, in my view, turned the foundations Facebook groups and other forums into potential recruitment vectors for the "alt-right" and has created an environment where many people feel

[NetBehaviour] Men and Violence

Society has never been honest about hegemonic masculinity and violence. Violence is exploited for power and cultural domination rather than looked at in ways that allow it to evolve beyond the trappings of where it lies now. Yet, this is not new; it's tediously old and repetitive. We are trapped

[NetBehaviour] Fwd: Aesthetics of the Commons. Book Launch and Review

Via nettime :-) Dear nettimers, please excuse the self-promo, but I'm very proud to announce our new book, Aesthetics of the Commons. It aims to reassess the concepts of the commons and of aesthetics from the point of view of some of the most radical and consequential projects of (post)digital

[NetBehaviour] FurtherList No.22 March 5th, 2021

️ FurtherList No.22 March 5th, 2021 | Exhibitions, events, conferences, books, articles, blogs, interviews, from peer networked communities, web & beyond. Compiled by the co-founder of Furtherfield Marc Garrett  Check it out & share! https://bit.ly/3kMHdas

[NetBehaviour] Furtherfield Podcasts via via Spotify now!

Our Podcasts are also available via Spotify now! News From Where We Are: The Furtherfield Podcast. A cultural discussion podcast grounded in news from where we are. Hosted by Furtherfield’s Marc Garrett, a conversation with many voices from the ground. The podcast explores how the

Re: [NetBehaviour] Undocumented events and object permanence - book

Hi Bjørn, Thanks for sharing "Undocumented events and object permanence" on Netbehaviour. It's a beautiful thing(s) of things, and much more. I found exploring the content of this online exhibition, addictive. The way it's presented is simple yet intelligent in its contextual framing. For

Re: [NetBehaviour] News From Where We Are # 3 - The Radical Friendship series

tch-potch of stuff! I'm > really glad you're doing podcasts again. > > On 05/02/2021 10:21, marc garrett via NetBehaviour wrote: > > Hi all, > > I imagine some of you may be interested in Furtherfield's new podcast > series for 2021. > > News From Where We Are # 3

[NetBehaviour] News From Where We Are # 3 - The Radical Friendship series

Hi all, I imagine some of you may be interested in Furtherfield's new podcast series for 2021. News From Where We Are # 3 - The Radical Friendship series https://soundcloud.com/furtherfield/f-podcast-ep-3 Welcome to Furtherfield's cultural podcast grounded in news from where we are. We may be

Re: [NetBehaviour] Matters: A Rising

Hi Danielle, A great collection of interviews/discussions and they're well collaged (put together). Even as a sound piece it works, although the video imaging gives it an extra intensity, especially when many of us have been watching it occur, on social media and the news locally and

[NetBehaviour] News From Where We Are #3 Art, Technology and Witchcraft.

News From Where We Are #3 Art, Technology and Witchcraft. The Furtherfield Podcast. Friday, January 8, 2021. Welcome to Furtherfield's third Community podcast - a cultural discussion grounded in the news from where we are. So far we have Artist, Kate Southworth and Stewart Home, pending a couple

Re: [NetBehaviour] Through This, Then Tomorrow

Hi Mark, That's good. An endless movement/non-movement for eerieness. Wishing you well. Marc On Mon, 16 Nov 2020 at 20:56, Mark Hancock wrote: > > Hello Netbehaviourists, > > I hope you're all well, wherever you're keeping a low profile. > > Here's a thing I've been working on: > >

Re: [NetBehaviour] PIKSEL20 - The future narrow, where you don’t want to go. Festival Announcement.

Hi 22Hex, Thanks for sharing this, I visited the link to the website http://20.piksel.no/ and it seems not to be there... I will try another browser. Wishing you well. marc On Tue, 17 Nov 2020 at 10:41, 220hex wrote: > > Piksel20. The future narrow, where you don’t want to go. > The 18th

[NetBehaviour] Fwd: RADMIN - A Reduction / Call for Anticipations

Hello, hello I will be brief. Today we are sharing ideas concerning another version of RADMIN. This time it happens over 5 weeks and you are invited to consider being part of it. It starts at the end of January 2021. The hows, wises and wherefores are laid out in the attached and here:

Re: [NetBehaviour] ‘insisting to remember’

Hi Agee, I went straight to the mp4 and watched & listened to the sound piece. I agree with Alan on most of what he said, however, I wasn't sure if the graphics (even though excellent) were conceptually relating to the content being explored. For example, if the graph images were taken from data

Re: [NetBehaviour] CV-17, 2020.

assembled picture frames minus > image > > On Fri, Sep 18, 2020 at 6:38 AM marc garrett via NetBehaviour > wrote: >> >> CV-17, 2020. >> >> When creating abstract works, push and pull is a term I used to know, >> meaning, pushing the foreground back so to

[NetBehaviour] An Open P2P Resource for AI technology: Art, Academia and Activism

An Open P2P Resource for AI technology: Art, Academia and Activism An open knowledge list for all to add to, use, and share with others. Created for the cultural production of AI: investigating various methods, such as: computer vision, artificial intelligence, neurorobotics, speech recognition,

Re: [NetBehaviour] Monsters of the Machine and Children of Prometheus, Reading Materials.

ere's something about the body of a book that I've thought about, but > others have probably written far better than I could on that, and I'm always > aware of being taken for an antiquarian. Looking forward to the book! > > Best, Alan > > On Wed, Sep 2, 2020 at 7:39 AM marc garret

[NetBehaviour] Monsters of the Machine and Children of Prometheus, Reading Materials.

Monsters of the Machine and Children of Prometheus, Reading Materials. During the last 8 months or so, I have been working on a new book with co-editor Yiannis Colakides. It's called Frankenstein Reanimated: Conversations with Artists in Dystopian Times. However, before compiling the materials

Re: [NetBehaviour] AS ABOVE, SO AS BELOW

Hi Alan, I love how immediate, punky and folk it is at the same time. Azure has that kind of voice that crosses over - great song !-) On Sat, 22 Aug 2020 at 04:27, Alan Sondheim wrote: > > > AS ABOVE, SO AS BELOW > > http://www.alansondheim.org/asabovesoasbelow.jpg >

[NetBehaviour] Three links concerning Stallman

Three links concerning Stallman 3 links discussing why Stallman was forced to resign as FSF President in 2019, and more recently MIT - https://itsfoss.com/richard-stallman-controversy/ & https://geekfeminism.wikia.org/wiki/Richard_Stallman &

[NetBehaviour] Recording of panel 'Caring as an Act of Resistance' at #RxC 2020

Recording of panel 'Caring as an Act of Resistance' at adicalxChange Fri 19 June 2020 | On Youtube - https://tinyurl.com/y4coy5q8 What does care look like when it evolves out of a consciously critical lens, and through a cultural practice? To find out, Marc Garrrett, co-director of Furtherfield

[NetBehaviour] Sense-Making for Sharing Sensibilities: Art, Design and Social Change | RCA202

Sense-Making for Sharing Sensibilities: Art, Design and Social Change | RCA202 Tuesday 28th of July 5 pm - 7 pm (BST) / 4 pm - 6 pm (UTC) Panel moderated by Hang Li Panel guests: Jennifer Lyn Morone, Marc Garrett & Wesley Taylor Tuesday 28th of July 5 pm - 7 pm (BST) / 4 pm - 6 pm (UTC) Panel

[NetBehaviour] Caring as an Act of Resistance | Panel @RXC 2020

RXC 2020 | 19.00-19.50 BST Fri 19 June 2020 Caring as an Act of Resistance | What does care look like when it evolves out of a consciously critical lens, and through a cultural practice? Panel introduced by Marc Garrett, with presentations of critical collective and community cultural

[NetBehaviour] Open Call: Creative Interventions in Social Housing

Open Call: Creative Interventions in Social Housing (Via New Media Curating email list) Dear all, Baltan Laboratories and Trudo jointly offer a 6-weeks residency period for creative interventions in social housing projects, focused on community building and participation. This residency will be

Re: [NetBehaviour] Just Out // Algorithmic Anxiety in Contemporary Art

Hi Patricia, Thanks for sharing this... it looks ace - will read :-) On Tue, 16 Jun 2020 at 07:41, Patricia de Vries wrote: > > Theory on Demand #33 > Algorithmic Anxiety in Contemporary Art: > A Kierkegaardian Inquiry into the Imaginary of Possibility > > by Patricia de Vries > > Available as

Re: [NetBehaviour] Sally Jane Rowley, the Mississippi Freedom Rides n 1961 & Covid-19

minder of the good > that’s out there, too. > > Gretta > > > On 25 May 2020, at 12:24 pm, marc garrett via NetBehaviour > wrote: > > H all, > > Even though they need to be challenged, let's not pay too much mind to the > shallow, soulless and patr

[NetBehaviour] Sally Jane Rowley, the Mississippi Freedom Rides n 1961 & Covid-19

H all, Even though they need to be challenged, let's not pay too much mind to the shallow, soulless and patriarchal, empty vessels killing our futures, such as: Steve Bannon, Dominic Cummings, Boris Johnson, and the rest of the gutless arse-wipes promoting their own particular brands of

Re: [NetBehaviour] Cummings

Hi Michael, Just signed it :-) On Sun, 24 May 2020 at 12:50, Michael Szpakowski wrote: > > Hi Ann I just found the parliamentary one which is doing well and posted that > here too - it’s good people are on the case! Solidarity! M > > > Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone > > On Sunday, May 24,

Re: [NetBehaviour] News From Where We Are #2| Furtherfield Podcast ️隣️‍♀️

s, Annie. “#PEAE Participative Ethology in Artificial > Environments”, Electronic Book Review, May 3, 2020. > > > On Fri, May 15, 2020 at 12:18 PM marc garrett via NetBehaviour > wrote: >> >> Dear All, >> >> Thanks for your great contributions to the the sec

[NetBehaviour] News From Where We Are #2| Furtherfield Podcast ️隣️‍♀️

Dear All, Thanks for your great contributions to the the second Furtherfield Podcast - News From Where We Are. We hope you are as pleased as we are with this episode. https://soundcloud.com/furtherfield/news-from-where-we-are-2 News the ground, from cultural workers and activists around the

[NetBehaviour] No Artist Left Alive: Speculations on the Post-Pandemic Struggles of Cultural Workers Within, Against and Beyond Capitalism

No Artist Left Alive: Speculations on the Post-Pandemic Struggles of Cultural Workers Within, Against and Beyond Capitalism. By Max Haiven. "The agonizing reality is that, after the pandemic, any resurgence of the hegemonic “art world,” let alone the art market - and here I have in mind the field

[NetBehaviour] Tactical Tech's In The Loop (May 2020)

IN THE LOOP, May 2020 ***RELEASES*** DATA DETOX X YOUTH As part of our upcoming Youth project, we are excited to announce the release of Data Detox x Youth, an activity book to help young people take control of their tech. This interactive toolkit encourages young people of secondary school

[NetBehaviour] Pixelache Helsinki Festival 2021 Open Call

Hope you keep well & healthy where you are. Please find info below of our next Pixelache Festival in Helsinki, 6.-13.6.2021. Details on Open Calls, and letter of inspiration that hopefully helps prompt a response. Apologies for X-posting. Best best, ,andrew --- Pixelache Helsinki Festival

Re: [NetBehaviour] Nowhere to Run

Hi Danielle, Thanks for sharing this - I visited, and it looks rich and the legs wiggling add humour -- however, i will look go back later today and expl;ore it all properly, after writing :-) On Mon, 27 Apr 2020 at 10:57, Danielle Imara via NetBehaviour wrote: > > I was very happy to see my

Re: [NetBehaviour] Ethernet Orchestra Distant Presences VJ mix

Hi Roger, Lovely to hear & see this again. Big shame we could not keep VS going, way ahead of its time. I also feel a bit angry towards the elites of the net art community at that time, such as Ars Electronica idiots, only supporting their institutional/academic pals, and not supporting and

Re: [NetBehaviour] Rottluff by Solid Birds Flying new release

Hi Simon, I love this kind of fluid, existential groove - it feels ageless, yet poignant in respect of of what we're all going through now with Covid-19. playing all the tracks now :-) On Mon, 13 Apr 2020 at 23:21, Simon Mclennan via NetBehaviour wrote: > > Hey thanks Edward! > Guess I’ve been

Re: [NetBehaviour] News From Where We Are #1

m ethernet > orchestra :) > > h : ) > > On 11.04.20 04:25, marc garrett via NetBehaviour wrote: > > News From Where We Are #1 > > Welcome to Furtherfield's new podcast - a cultural discussion grounded > in news from where we are. > > https://soundcloud.com/

[NetBehaviour] News From Where We Are #1

News From Where We Are #1 Welcome to Furtherfield's new podcast - a cultural discussion grounded in news from where we are. https://soundcloud.com/furtherfield/news-from-where-we-are-1 When the lockdown hit the UK a couple of weeks ago we asked contributors and lurkers on Furtherfield's

[NetBehaviour] Wow! Ten years ago Furtherfield wrote 'Artists Re: thinking Games' (2010)

Yes, It was ten years ago we published 'Artists Re: thinking Games' (2010). Co-editors: Ruth Catlow, Marc Garrett & Corrado Morgana. Digital games are important not only because of their cultural ubiquity or their sales figures but for what they can offer as a space for creative practice. Games

[NetBehaviour] FurtherList No.19 - April 3rd 2020 ️隣️‍♀️ |

Discover things reflecting the dynamic culture we are part of in the fields of art, technology, and social change. Please check it out & share! https://tinyurl.com/r78o82z ⠀ FurtherList is a regular feature sharing exhibitions, events, conferences, books, articles, interviews, and other

Re: [NetBehaviour] Invitation to join in dialogue, COVID Net Art discussion

Hi Agee... Warm thanks... A beautiful list for brilliant people!-) On Fri, 3 Apr 2020 at 10:19, AGF poemproducer wrote: > > Hi all, > > here a list ... > This is a place to collect open source / FLOSS online tools for communicating > during the pandemic. >

[NetBehaviour] Furtherfield Podcast: News From Where We Are

Furtherfield Podcast: News From Where We Are First broadcast Friday 10th April 2020. Interviews with Cassie Thornton, Cade Diem & Joseph DeLappe. Contributions from Jaya Klara Brekke, Régine DeBatty, Jeremy Height, and more... https://buff.ly/33C3kYG A cultural discussion podcast grounded in

[NetBehaviour] Bumper Edition of Citizen sci-fi at Furtherfield - events and exhibition, 2020

Bumper Edition of Citizen sci-fi at Furtherfield - events and exhibition, 2020 Coming up in the next couple of weeks we have a number of events and an exhibition as part of Furtherfield’s three-year Citizen Sci-Fi programme, crowdsourcing creative and technological visions of our communities and

[NetBehaviour] Last email posts & spam

Hi all, I'm going to re-post a couple of emails on the list due to others on this list informing me that my proton mail email account tends to end up in their spam folders, especially if they're using google email accounts. Not all though... Anyway, sorry for the re-posting & wishing you all