Newmuse items tagged w/ media
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- geraldhabarth.com/wvu/em/em1.html:
- ubu.com/sound/mcluhan.html:
- @ 182: expresses his thoughts about print media and where it's headed. Author
- varnelis.net/:
- @ 69: of network culturenetworked placebeyond locative mediaphilip johnson's empireprada and the pleasure
- @ 169: It isn’t just the social media friendships that are thin. So
- creativeapplications.net/processing/u...:
- @ 453: Author: Filip Architect, Lecturer, New Media Technologist. Based in London and
- @ 551: Author: Filip Architect, Lecturer, New Media Technologist. Based in London and
- wired.com/beyond_the_beyond/2010/08/a...:
- @ 14: Gadgets Gaming How-To Med Tech Multimedia Politics Product Reviews Science Software
- @ 70: Audio/Video Household Mobile Phones Notebooks Media Players Sports/Outdoors Televisions All Reviews
- blog.datasingularity.com/?cat=12:
- @ 6828: Rails app turns seedbox into mediacenter Parallax RFID reader Arduino Hacking
- blog.datasingularity.com/?p=72:
- @ 597: Rails app turns seedbox into mediacenter Parallax RFID reader Arduino Hacking
- lightwell.com.au/index.php:
- @ 67: on new projects which combine media with built environments. Yiwarra KujuNational
- thenation.com/article/154780/wikileak...:
- @ 12: Columnists Current Issue Magazine Archive Multimedia Community Educators Students ? Help
- @ 65: Gender and Sexuality Health Law Media Race and Religion Sports Foreign
- @ 215: revealed, however, is that the media and government agencies believe there
- @ 1747: the] public good." The traditional media, governments and their security organizations
- @ 1934: those who find the corporate media's propaganda not entirely credible with
- @ 2923: movements to gain power. Traditional media doesn't need ungluing. What needs
- @ 2987: routinely mis-characterized by the US media in exactly the way it
- @ 3067: years of wondering how US/European media could consistently be so off-the-mark
- @ 3095: process that's responsible for corporate media homogeneity, generally. Specifically with hacker
- @ 3129: to compete with 20th-century corporate media, hacktivism had already been defined
- @ 3195: the power of information + media). Nevertheless, corporate media can only
- @ 3198: information + media). Nevertheless, corporate media can only hold on to
- @ 3234: States, don't respect US corporate media, hold deep suspicions about so-called
- @ 3242: suspicions about so-called US 'new media' like Wired or even US
- @ 3249: Wired or even US 'underground media' (which appears to be MTV/noir-styles
- @ 3276: credibly mis-represented by US corporate media. We all see who Wikileaks
- @ 3360: in your increasingly irrelevant corporate media. Regards, Manuel Piñeiro socialhackers.com Showing
- @ 3460: Rights, Campaigns and Elections) Nation Media Conversation: Roberta Gratz and John
- rhizome.org/editorial/3964:
- @ 3159: both new media and old media art, proved to be quite
- @ 3156: was developed in both new media and old media art, proved
- @ 3067: is grounded (that is, New Media Art as a category based
- @ 3059: values on which the New Media Art world is grounded (that
- @ 3026: beginning in 1996, promoted New Media Art in the contemporary art
- @ 2998: can be fully understood. The postmedia condition In the Fourth chapter
- @ 2858: that characterizes much of New Media Art, raising crucial issues such
- @ 2606: long-term projects developed in the Intermedia sector. Artists and collectives like
- @ 2584: quite the opposite in the Intermedia sector. The result is that
- @ 2501: other areas of culture, the “Intermedia” sector, as it is described
- @ 2465: we have seen, the New Media Art world is complex, and
- @ 2304: this to happen the New Media Art world must stop considering
- @ 2287: a holiday for art, New Media Art is the childhood of
- @ 2253: in the bud. The New Media Art world can potentially generate
- @ 2196: a business incubator, the New Media Art world has to act
- @ 2103: possible, reinforced. Historically the New Media Art world filled the gaps
- @ 2045: we have seen, the New Media Art world came about as
- @ 2011: But to survive, the New Media Art world must first of
- @ 1772: research not directed at the immediate creation of an artifact. The
- @ 1728: remains firmly within the New Media Art world. Outside of it,
- @ 1229: be said that much New Media Art can be tackled critically
- @ 1200: also true that much New Media Art is capable of taking
- @ 1128: progressed more slowly, and New Media Art would never have surpassed
- @ 1120: without them the history of media would have progressed more slowly,
- @ 1040: under unsustainable ideas. The New Media Art world gives it a
- @ 1000: of the world of New Media Art. Outside of that world,
- @ 793: first place, not all New Media Art appears ready to take
- @ 749: to the challenges introduced by media not compatible with the contemporary
- @ 727: single conclusion: that today New Media Art no longer needs that
- @ 707: What destiny for the New Media Art world? The reasoning developed
- @ 666: art formerly known as New Media on the contemporary art platform,
- @ 637: a future for the New Media Art world? If the conceptual
- @ 618: art formerly known as New Media is moving from its native
- @ 539: attempts made to bring New Media Art back to Duchamp Land
- @ 499: these new developments. The New Media Art world became inadequate to
- @ 485: grew exponentially, and the New Media Art world grew accordingly, but
- @ 364: hand, Turing Land (the New Media Art world) is oriented “towards
- @ 248: world,” the world of New Media Art. This art world came
- @ 230: is usually classed as New Media Art when it is produced,
- @ 183: is that the label “New Media Art” does not identify an
- @ 144: current positioning of so-called “New Media Art” in the wider field
- @ 120: recently published in Italian by Postmediabooks, who kindly gave Rhizome permission
- @ 114: my book Media, New Media, Postmedia, recently published in Italian by
- @ 113: of my book Media, New Media, Postmedia, recently published in Italian
- @ 111: final chapter of my book Media, New Media, Postmedia, recently published
- @ 87: Exhibitions The Postmedia Perspective The Postmedia Perspective By Domenico Quaranta on
- @ 84: Syllabi Festivals Member Exhibitions The Postmedia Perspective The Postmedia Perspective By
- @ 3173: the contemporary art arena New Media Art is only allowed to
- @ 3255: today's artists produce with New Media is very boring. But I
- @ 3334: then, can we underline New Media Art’s “specific form of contemporaneity”
- @ 3349: these taboos? The concept of postmedia, in a broader, more inclusive
- @ 3381: meanings. Before Krauss, the expression “post-media era” appeared for the first
- @ 3408: observes, Guattari’s references to the post-media era are often hermetic; and
- @ 3459: a reflection on the independent media and free radios of the
- @ 3476: of the consensual era of mass-media, a post-media era in which
- @ 3478: consensual era of mass-media, a post-media era in which the media
- @ 3483: post-media era in which the media would be a tool of
- @ 3531: practices deployed by the new “media producers.” In this way, the
- @ 3545: the decline of the mass media used by the powers that
- @ 3563: a grass-roots use of the media as a tool for activists
- @ 3601: the term “post-medium” rather than “post-media”, reflecting on the decline of
- @ 3624: art criticism, while the New Media Art world prefers “post-media,” but
- @ 3628: New Media Art world prefers “post-media,” but with a different meaning
- @ 3650: 2005 organized a show entitled Postmedia Condition,8 postmedia art is the
- @ 3652: a show entitled Postmedia Condition,8 postmedia art is the art that
- @ 3664: after the affirmation of the media; and given that the impact
- @ 3672: that the impact of the media is universal and computers can
- @ 3682: can now simulate all other media, all contemporary art is postmedia,
- @ 3687: media, all contemporary art is postmedia, as he explains: This media
- @ 3692: postmedia, as he explains: This media experience has become the norm
- @ 3712: no longer anything beyond the media. No-one can escape from the
- @ 3718: No-one can escape from the media. There is no longer any
- @ 3729: painting outside and beyond the media experience. There is no longer
- @ 3741: sculpture outside and beyond the media experience. There is no longer
- @ 3753: photography outside and beyond the media experience.9 According to Weibel, the
- @ 3759: experience.9 According to Weibel, the postmedia condition was arrived at in
- @ 3772: The first stage saw all media achieving equivalent status and the
- @ 3782: the same dignity as artistic media. The second stage saw the
- @ 3789: second stage saw the various media intermingling, losing their separate identities
- @ 3806: Manovich also uses the expression “post-media.”10 Unlike Weibel, Manovich succeeds in
- @ 3836: the immense impact of the media has completely altered the destiny
- @ 3873: then by the advent of media (such as photography, film and
- @ 3924: place, the computer appropriated all media, and imposed its own operative
- @ 3975: web establishes a standard for multimedia documents that combines text, images
- @ 4097: than done.11 A concept of postmedia that takes all these strata
- @ 4241: between the “interactivity of the media” and “relational art.” In his
- @ 4263: on the impact of digital media on artistic means of production.
- @ 4352: operative paradigms introduced by the media, from sampling to copy-and-paste, and
- @ 4467: of the impact of the media on life and art is
- @ 4477: is however entirely free from media determinism, as Bourriaud reiterates in
- @ 4564: medium” a way to avoid postmedia being transformed into a “new
- @ 4648: enables us to rescue New Media Art from its position on
- @ 4660: margins, but even translates the postmedia perspective, still bound to a
- @ 4768: of its source code, and media, the land of kitsch and
- @ 4784: set of vertical barriers (between media and different distribution circuits) is
- @ 4797: a horizontal divider. Art and media can use the same means,
- @ 4855: political consequences of the new media is in line for a
- @ 4920: studied film, video and new media at Bard College in New
- @ 5442: Paul Chan uses the new media and develops a critique of
- @ 5460: to the pitfalls of New Media Art. His work is devoid
- @ 5564: art formerly known as New Media Art does not lose its
- @ 5583: most effective incarnations of our postmedia world. A world in which
- @ 5611: implicit in the term New Media Art does, between art which
- @ 5778: with others and a constantly mediated reality. In their lives, the
- @ 5792: public and private is being irremediably redefined. Constant tweets render the
- @ 5809: and goings, holiday snaps are immediately posted on Facebook or other
- @ 5886: tools and effects of the multimedia production studio that is the
- @ 5995: the encounter between posthuman and postmedia: our way of life in
- @ 6132: exchanging, manipulating and commenting on media materials – images, videos and
- @ 6634: art operates beyond the New Media Art / contemporary art dichotomy,
- @ 6643: art dichotomy, in a fully postmedia perspective. Other critical approaches But
- @ 6667: art formerly known as New Media Art has a strong need
- @ 6700: Paul, according to whom “new media could never be understood from
- @ 6715: the history of technology and media sciences plays an equally important
- @ 6729: art’s formation and reception. New media art requires media literacy.” 26
- @ 6732: reception. New media art requires media literacy.” 26 This is only
- @ 6805: I am familiar with today’s media, and the ways that images
- @ 6861: contemporary art needs to be media literate. For its part, New
- @ 6867: literate. For its part, New Media Art needs above all to
- @ 7037: undoubtedly be familiar with the media world. We have to know
- @ 7300: such as that of New Media Art certainly does not help
- @ 7413: art formerly known as New Media Art, the real power of
- @ 7485: off its prejudices on the media nature or the social origin
- @ 7591: Catherine David, “dx and new media“, June 20, 1997, available online
- @ 7610: has been using the term “postmedia” since 1994, when he set
- @ 7637: was converted into the site postmedia.net, which is still active; in
- @ 7650: was joined by the publisher Postmediabooks. According to Romano, “the postmedia
- @ 7655: Postmediabooks. According to Romano, “the postmedia condition is the parting shot
- @ 7670: the final warning that the media are not neutral when used
- @ 7709: Guattari and Berardi and the Post-Media Era”, in Generation-online, June 1996,
- @ 7724: José Luis Brea, La era postmedia. Acción comunicativa, prácticas (post)artísticas y
- @ 7731: comunicativa, prácticas (post)artísticas y dispositivos neomediales, Consorcio Salamanca, Salamanca 2002. 7.
- @ 7785: 2006. 9. Peter Weibel, “The Post-media Condition”, in AAVV, Postmedia Condition,
- @ 7789: “The Post-media Condition”, in AAVV, Postmedia Condition, cat., Centro Cultural Conde
- @ 7804: 98. 10. Cfr. Lev Manovich, “Post-Media Aesthetics”, sd (2000 – ),
- @ 7812: (2000 – ), online at www.manovich.net/DOCS/Post_media_aesthetics1.doc. 11. Ibid. 12. Nicolas Bourriaud,
- @ 8071: in C. Paul (ed.), New Media in the White Cube and
- @ 8110: co-edited with Matteo Bittanti) and Media, New Media, Postmedia (2010). He
- @ 8112: Matteo Bittanti) and Media, New Media, Postmedia (2010). He curated various
- @ 8113: Bittanti) and Media, New Media, Postmedia (2010). He curated various shows,
- @ 8159: by Anna Rosemary Carruthers social media second life curation network theory
- black noir:
- @ 1340: held for a late 90's, media saturated, MTV reared, audience. The
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