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  • Heliotrope -
    ... heat moderated by distance to become a cerebral, rather than sensual, symbol. Knowing its power rather than feeling it. This culture has led to a curiosity and value being placed upon those artworks that are produced from an engagement between northern...
  • Bots -
    ... them. With ©Bots you can spread your own counter-memes into our collective mental space. ©Bots are built from familiar pop-culture components, so they can be readily absorbed into memory, yet they combine those elements into surprising and contradictory new...
  • ... generative art within the conceptual, cognitive, and educational frameworks of new media art, science/technology and digital culture. Drawing on a well-established discourse in new media studies, his theoretical approach integrates exploration of literature...
  • ... and Technology, (Paris U) MA in English, (La Sorbonne) Grants from Silicon Graphics, Pixar, Wavefront; French Ministry of Culture Nicole Stenger is a French/American artist, pioneer in Virtual Reality and in Web Cinema. In 1989-1991 she was a research...
  • ... the European Commission Information Society Technologies Programme (IST). Artists will show aesthetic concepts of digital culture and new interactive media formats. Some of the topics that symbolize the influence of information technology on patterns of...
  • ... Age, co-authored with the late sociologist Dorothy Nelkin, published in 2004 by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, Visual Culture and Bioscience, co-published by University of Maryland and the National Academy of Sciences in Washington, D.C. Her writings...
  • ... Kairus collective. Kairus has been awarded the Outstanding Artist Awards 2022 by the Austrian Federal Ministry for Arts and Culture.
  • ... construction of identity, not really a narrative, a piece with a narrative caboose, a reference to the colonizing aspects of culture, a platform from which to speak, not exactly a movie, a piece about finding and losing your voice. Dedicated to Mary...
  • ... I framed the physical component of the project around my personal geography through 6 world cities—six locations whose culture and language I am familiar with in Latin America and elsewhere—and further extended the project to other locations through the...
  • ... functioned as a space for philosophical dialogue, exploring the intersection of AI, human-machine interaction, and digital culture. PUBLIC RECEPTION Public reaction in the late 80s and early 90s ranged from awe and curiosity to resistance from traditional...