[NetBehaviour] technésexual performance and arti st talk next week in Durham

Next week, Elle and I are heading out to Durham, North Carolina to do a performance and artist talk. We’re extremely happy to meet the faculty at Duke including Katherine Hayles, Michael Hardt and Elizabeth Grosz (who’s visiting this quarter!). We’ll also be meeting with their Experiencing Virtual

[NetBehaviour] mass gathering in defence of street photography

This Saturday, 23rd, Trafalgar Square 12 noon: http://photographernotaterrorist.org/ ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour

[NetBehaviour] TINT Add-art Exhibition

Hi All. I've been watching this list for the last month now and I'm enjoying seeing what is going on out there! This is my first post on this list, and I thought i'd inform you of an online exhibition I'm involved in. On untill the 29th January Media Art. A 3-Dimensional Perspective

Re: [NetBehaviour] On Collaboration

Hi Rob (and all), Along the same lines, an excerpt from this [ http://lab404.com/articles/commodify_your_consumption.pdf ]: Institutional Production of the "Interactive Subject" The problem is, not all forms of web 2.0 "interactivity" are inherently "tactical." Put anothe

[NetBehaviour] the reason we always see bums in the mandelbrot set

http://jwm-art.net/mdz/output_images/the_reason_why_we_always_see_bums_in_the_mandelbrot_set.png ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour

[NetBehaviour] [WRYTING-L] Fwd: Hunting Fossil Viruses in Human DNA (fwd)

I found this so amazing just had to forward it here! --- Original Message --- Date: 1/18/2010 From: "Alan Sondheim" Subject: [WRYTING-L] Fwd: Hunting Fossil Viruses in Human DNA (fwd) -- Forwarded message -- From: Date: Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 12:04 AM Subject: Hunting Fossil Vi

[NetBehaviour] Exquisite_Code_________E:vent Gallery. London...

Exquisite_Code_E:vent Gallery, 96 Teesdale St. London. E28 Writers pitched 8 hours a day against despotic code___Print. Launch. Read. Evaluate__ Forget insulation from the cold nagging existential doubt or refuge in stories comforting the General Intellect; a Dark Fo

[NetBehaviour] Denis Wood: A Narrative Atlas of Boylan Heights.

Denis Wood: A Narrative Atlas of Boylan Heights. By John Krygier Denis Wood, co-author of Making Maps, has been working on an atlas of the Boylan Heights neighborhood in Raleigh, North Carolina since the mid 1970s. The atlas, which has never been published in its entirety, is called Dancing an

Re: [NetBehaviour] Had a Dream: Martin Luther King Day

Mark that's beautiful and indeed timely Especially moving to hear the words again."I ain't going to study war no more". last but not least, I'm with you on that dream that things could be otherwise... Renee www.geuzen.org www.fudgethefacts.com On Jan 18, 2010, at 2:20 PM, mark co

Re: [NetBehaviour] On Collaboration

> On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 5:04 PM, anniea wrote: > (ENG)* Collaboration* on and via the Internet has been a hot topic for > some time. Now everyone tends to see the Net more as a space for > conservative individual self-representation and mediation. I wonder about > this. What makes it so difficul

[NetBehaviour] Had a Dream: Martin Luther King Day

A year has passed and the euphoria has subsided.  I've been reflecting for the past couple of weeks on a phrase that made its way through the media and onto t-shirts and wall plaques in the fall of '09, and which I again only recently stumbled upon in a activist bookstore. The timing was poignan

[NetBehaviour] Furtherfield Newsletter

Hi Netbehaviourists, We are in the process of compiling the latest Furtherfield Newsletter, the 25th edition. We have many interested subscribers who already receive it. But, before the latest version is distributed - we are asking if there are others out there, who would like to receive the N

Re: [NetBehaviour] On Collaboration

Hi Annie I¹m not sure how to respond to your comments. On the one hand, my own experience echoes yours, in that there is seems to be less involvement by people than there was in the 1990¹s with ad hoc internet activity. Perhaps it is a case of the community of people who initiated these sorts of a

Re: [NetBehaviour] On Collaboration

Hi Annie, Thanks for this. I think a sense of belonging is needed, and there is also the need of leaders and trust. Collaboration implies clear rules, matching expectations. I think it's also not easy to be a leader on the net. Usually it's a demanding work. These are my thoughts... I'll read yo

Re: [NetBehaviour] On Collaboration

Thanks Simon for pointing me to megafone.net. Indeed a great project. I just read the interesting article by Tatiana Mazali. Let me try to explain a bit more about my confusion, because confused I am about collaboration and the internet. My proposition is very general and on purpose a bit provocat

[NetBehaviour] Media Art Platform newsletter nr. 1

[MEDIA ART PLATFORM - GENERAL NEWS] Welcome to the Media Art Platform's first newsletter. The Media Art Platform (MAP) is a website and social network for media art enthusiasts, with a strong focus on the Netherlands. MAP is an initiative of the Netherlands Media Art Institute (NIMk) and was de