Hi all, We've been busy at being a part of, and reflecting the ever expanding and dynamic fields of across art, technology and social change. So much has been going on and everything feels like it's buzzing by so fast (that's because it is).
So, every now and then, I'm going to share with the netbehaviour list, aspects of the larger community beyond itself so that relational and varied connections of networked community can be explored further. So, to begin with -- here are the most recent six reviews, interviews & articles on Furtherfield. ------------------------------------///\\\\------------------------------------------------ Choose Your Muse Interview: Lynn Hershman Leeson. Marc Garrett interviews Lynn Hershman Leeson artist and filmmaker, who over the last three decades has been pioneering the use of new technologies, her investigations of issues are now recognized as key to the workings of our society. http://www.furtherfield.org/features/interviews/choose-your-muse-interview-lynn-hershman-leeson Science Fiction Realism. Erik Zepka considers the interface of science fiction ideas and experiential realism in contemporary internet cultural practice. As part of art production shifts towards online networks of makers. A consideration of that content could provide hints of what ideas have become politically relevant to the digital commons. http://www.furtherfield.org/features/travels-science-fiction-realism Choose Your Muse Interview: Jeremy Bailey. Marc Garrett interviews Jeremy Bailey, known for his satire and parodies on the practices of new technologies. We find out what has inspired him, personally, artistically and culturally. http://www.furtherfield.org/features/interviews/choose-your-muse-interview-jeremy-bailey Dead Reckoning – Ellie Harrison and The Art of Austerity. Gordon Dalton reviews High Street Casualties: Ellie Harrison's Zombie Walk, in collaboration with Ort Gallery. Highlighting the 'creative destructive' forces of capitalism on Birmingham's busy shopping streets. http://www.furtherfield.org/features/reviews/dead-reckoning-%E2%80%93-ellie-harrison-and-art-austerity Headed out of Beta/Picking Your Superpower. Patrick Lichty visits this year's Augmented World Expo to find out whether the increasingly immersive technologies of Augmented and Virtual Reality will give us superpowers or lock us in to the whims of our technological overlords. http://www.furtherfield.org/features/articles/headed-out-betapicking-your-superpower Massive Media: A Geology of Media book review. J. R. Carpenter reviews Jussi Parikka’s 'A Geology of Media', the third, final part of his media ecology-trilogy that focuses beyond machines and technologies onto the chemistry and geological materials of media, from metals to dust. http://www.furtherfield.org/features/reviews/massive-media-geology-media-book-review Remember -- you can see all the features in one place -- here: http://www.furtherfield.org/features Wishing you well. marc
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