Around 2001 I sought to engage with Marcel but found, after discussing its
aims and objectives with Don Forester, vague. Looking at their technology at
the time it didn't seem bespoke but relying on standard protocols and
systems. Nothing seems to have developed since then. Have they managed to
pro
Shaky Capitalism
http://www.alansondheim.org/ad1.mp4
http://www.alansondheim.org/ad2.mp4
The neoliberalist dilemma of hiding behind a truck
while a nighttime commercial is shot for American Express /
Mastercard at a posh toystore around the corner through
artificial snow and many happy Christma
http://www.somedancersandmusicians.com/vlog/ScenesOfProvincialLife.cgi/2010/10/19#post421
cheers
michael
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Hi Marc (and all),
I guess I came late to the discussion and missed the reading list,
but I just found it in the archives.
It seems like this class is related:
http://lab404.com/179/
I teach at a public liberal arts university ( http://unca.edu ) , and
we all take turns (from every department)
Congrats Marc
I'm a it late coming to the conversation
I got as far as the reading list
and just wanted to say
what great books these are
>
> The Revolution of Everyday Life. Raoul Vaneigem. PM Press; Second
> edition edition (November 1, 2010). ISBN-10: 1604862130
>
> Electronic Disturbance, The (
(sorry for x-posting)
forthcoming 'make art' workshop announced!
more about make art 2010 festival very soon!
Call for participation
Workshop "Peer to peer design strategies"
by Emanuele Bonetti (Italy)
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I wanted to clarify mysef: why are Microsoft, Sun, Facebook and other
succesfull in terms of money and market? Is it because they are ruled
vertically with a few people on top to make decisions or are I missing
something here?
Linux is maybe an exception.
"Our" projects are managed democratically
In Spain there is a very enthusiastic crew working with open source tools to
make social platforms, but there is many difficulties about money and goals.
Ana
On Tue, Oct 19, 2010 at 1:32 PM, Helen Sloan wrote:
> MARCEL has been trying to develop a platform since 1997 with a range of
> partners -
MARCEL has been trying to develop a platform since 1997 with a range of
partners - it has an archive of video and papers and a network of about 150
members (made up of institutions and individuals). All are welcome to join -
it is driven by Don Foresta (who worked on one of the first networking
pro
the other platform that we haven't mentioned yet here is panoplie,
annie's web-streaming interface - which actually does a lot of what
we're talking about (multi-location audio-visual streaming to a browser
interface that's accessible to audiences at the click of a link). BUT i
am not sure if
On 10/19/2010 08:23 AM, dave miller wrote:
> Hi Rob, i can see you came away with lots of useful stuff, there was
> very inspiring work there I agree. You spotted lots of work that I
> missed, I've not well informed enough about the art scene. Did you see
I'm a bit behind, the last time I went to
thanks, ruth. the test run went very well :-)
looking forward to developing even further.
sachiko
On Oct 17, 2010, at 12:07 PM, Ruth Catlow wrote:
> Ooooh thanks for this Sachiko.
> Looks tasty!
>
> : )
> Ruth
>
> -Original Message-
> From: sachiko hayashi
> Reply-to: NetBehaviour for
Latest cartoon:
http://davemiller.org/drawings/football/rooney_19_10_10.png
More here:
http://davemiller.org/cartoons/
thanks for taking a look, dave
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hi james
Have just searched on the frieze website but cant find the mechanical
sculptures, can't remember the names of the artists.
I think you could be right, I am becoming a digital media snob!
dave
On 19 October 2010 08:49, James Morris wrote:
> Ah, well, I'm starting to lean toward that op
Ah, well, I'm starting to lean toward that opinion myself. Some of it
does look pretty rubbish:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/didier/5079498242/in/set-72157625158346720/
On 19 October 2010 08:40, James Morris wrote:
> Any images of the 'naff' mechanical sculptures so we can judge if
> you're jus
Any images of the 'naff' mechanical sculptures so we can judge if
you're just digital-net-art snobs or not?
On 19 October 2010 08:23, dave miller wrote:
> Hi Rob, i can see you came away with lots of useful stuff, there was
> very inspiring work there I agree. You spotted lots of work that I
>
Hi Rob, i can see you came away with lots of useful stuff, there was
very inspiring work there I agree. You spotted lots of work that I
missed, I've not well informed enough about the art scene. Did you see
Drew Heitzler's work - a mindmap with Regents Park as the starting
point, and all the connec
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