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  • Networked Narrative Environments as Imaginary Spaces of Being
    Zapp, Andrea. Networked Narrative Environments as Imaginary Spaces of Being. Manchester, Liverpool: Manchester Metropolitan University and Foundation for Art and Creative Technology, FACT, 2004.
  • When New Media Was New
    Gere, Charlie. When New Media Was New In New Media Art: Practice and Context in the UK, 1994-2004, edited by Lucy Kimbell and H. Cadwallader, 46-63. Manchester: Cornerhouse Publications, 2004.
  • Pau Waelder
    Independent art critic and curator, researcher in contemporary art and new media. PhD in Information and Knowledge Society, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC) and Bachelor in Art History from the University of Barcelona. He has developed his
  • StoryRooms -
    A group of internationally renowned media artists brings surreal, poetic and thought-provoking installation environments to Manchester, that invite you to explore the ways we now communicate with each other and with technology. (source:
  • Manchester Urban Screens -
    URBAN SCREENS conference at Cornerhouse + media art events in public space Manchester, UK, October 2007
  • Mignonneau, Laurent, Sommerer, Christa, Lecture at Future Sonic 04, Urbis, Manchester (UK), April 2004 -
    Event: Mignonneau, Laurent, Sommerer, Christa, Lecture at Future Sonic 04, Urbis, Manchester (UK), April 2004Institution: UrbisComment:
  • Manchester City Galleries
  • Futuresonic 2009 - Manchester (UK) / Curator : Drew Hemment, Dennis Hopkins
    Event: Futuresonic 2009 - Manchester (UK) / Curator : Drew Hemment, Dennis HopkinsInstitution: Ars Electronica Linz GmbH & Co KGComment:
  • Supply Chain Visualization -
    The Supply Chain Visualization (SCVis) project provides a way for managers to physically construct and interact with models of how products flow between their business, thier suppliers and their customers. It lets managers use complex numerical
  • ASCII Shell Forkbomb
    This forkbomb is a kind of poetic virus. If its visually attractive line of only thirteen characters is entered into the command line of a Unix system and the enter key is pressed, within seconds the computer will crash because the devious little
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