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==Dec 2011==
==Dec 2011==
*  Listening Post, Ben Rubin and Mark Hansen http://earstudio.com/2010/09/29/listening-post/
*  Listening Post (2010), Ben Rubin and Mark Hansen http://earstudio.com/2010/09/29/listening-post/
:: Meditation on collective mind; integration of pre-designed elements with live data; creation of physical space from virtual subject
:: Meditation on collective mind; integration of pre-designed elements with live data; creation of physical space from virtual material
* Coal Fired Computers (2010), YoHa http://yoha.co.uk/cfc
* Coal Fired Computers (2010), YoHa http://yoha.co.uk/cfc
:: Strong conceptual linking of hardware/body to 'virtuality'; not just conceptual but visually engaging
:: Strong conceptual linking of hardware/body to 'virtuality'; not just conceptual but visually engaging
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:: Thoughtful integration of performance into social media; 'fake'/hijacked identity; nice solution to documentation in USB format
:: Thoughtful integration of performance into social media; 'fake'/hijacked identity; nice solution to documentation in USB format
* Packet Garden (2006), Julian Oliver  http://julianoliver.com/pg
* Packet Garden (2006), Julian Oliver  http://julianoliver.com/pg
:: links physical geography to virtual travel; re-imagining geography in networked world

Revision as of 19:50, 30 January 2012

This is a record of works I've enjoyed in each month - not ones that have been newly made, but that I have encountered or re-encountered, and struck a chord at this particular time. It's an attempt to overcome my terrible memory for names; a crib sheet for tutorials, etc.


Jan 2012

  • 10,000 Copyrighted Images, Richard Wright
Deceptively simple format; bases a critique of copyright in age of 'information overload' on human perceptive capability
  • ExtInked, UHC Collective
Beautiful use of volunteers in ritual-like format; demands long-term commitment; participants are 'witnesses not spectators' a la Etchells

Dec 2011

Meditation on collective mind; integration of pre-designed elements with live data; creation of physical space from virtual material
Strong conceptual linking of hardware/body to 'virtuality'; not just conceptual but visually engaging
Beautiful abstract, minimalist exploration of the physical medium of 'the internet' and its glitches
  • With You (various performances)
Thoughtful integration of performance into social media; 'fake'/hijacked identity; nice solution to documentation in USB format
links physical geography to virtual travel; re-imagining geography in networked world