Re:Interview #016: Stories Without Boundaries But Full of Lies
3.10.2011 | 0 Comments
linking the invisible
Stuff about us
1.28.2011 | 0 Comments
Geoff Cox has recently written a paper about virtual suicide for the _Activist Media and Biopolitics_ conference. Among other examples he included also some reflections on our project www.seppukoo.com. “Virtual Suicide as Decisive Political Act”, from _Activist Media and Biopolitics_ conference, University of Innsbruck, Nov 2010. Go Read it.
1.27.2011 | 0 Comments
Democratic processes have been quite ineffective in recent times, don’t you agree? It’s time to change to One Click-Democracy. Leave behind your out-moded street activism, public demonstrations and megaphones. Now activism can be carried out comfortably from your armchair. Embrace the new era of armchair-activism with Repetionr.com! Part 1 – Democracy and Partcipation in the [...]
10.13.2010 | 0 Comments
The jury selected seven submissions in their search for innovative, original and visionary art works and projects that address, question and artistically contribute to the technological society. These nominated works reflect upon the contemporary relation to, and understanding of the human, in a dynamic, complex and mediated environment, where collaborative practice increasingly becomes a central [...]
4.25.2010 | 0 Comments
Geoff Cox has recently published for Arnolfini Journal a really interesting text about so called Democracy 2.0. The text, that you can read here, includes many references to our recent works. Hope you’ll enjoy it.
6.15.2009 | 0 Comments
Una discussione tra artisti e teorici che hanno riflettuto sull’evoluzione/rivoluzione di internet nel web 2.0, o che si sono serviti della rete come spunto o mezzo per la realizzazione delle loro opere. Questo si propone il convegno Arte 2.0, organizzato a Genova dal Museo d’arte contemporanea di Villa Croce. Un focus su un fenomeno che [...]
5.19.2009 | 0 Comments
You can read it here.
11.26.2008 | 1 Comment
This year’s edition of the festival focus on the theme “FOR GOD’S SAKE! How the media change the way we imagine / represent / honour / curse the divinity”, suggested by the Italian art critic, teacher and curator Domenico Quaranta. In his words, “contemporary artistic projects have often raised such issues as technological fetishism, the [...]
6.01.2008 | 0 Comments